Nine charged on man s death at Little Bay
The Crown charges nine men over the death of Frederick Steven Celovic at Little Bay on November 25. Seven face murder charges, with two others charged as accessories before or after the fact. Witnesses said Celovic died from a shotgun wound to the chest after emergency treatment. The defendants' residences span Manly Vale, Leichhardt, Lane Cove, and Rozelle, with one unnamed at large.
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R. W. Job
Frederick Steven Celovic
Little Bay
Celovic
Eer
M. D. Ryan
Prince Henry Ospital
The
Star Om
Ryan
W. H. Brighton
Division of
Forensic Medicine
Allan Wrightson Bradford
Carpenter
Manly Vale
Ralph Edward Martin Moran
Leichhardt
Brian John Brock
Lane Cove
Philip Terry Hey
Graeme Roy Jordan
Groves Granted 200000 Bail in Canada Fraud Case
British-born businessman Robert William Groves, 47, of Paradise Waters, was granted 200000 bail at Southport Magistrates Court on charges of criminal breach of trust, disposal of property to defraud creditors, and theft. Warrant ties offences to Canada. Crown says papers pending. extradition possible. Groves to report thrice daily and remain remanded until July 1. He runs three Gold Coast businesses and owns two private houses.
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Brisbane
Southport
Robert William Groves
Paradise Waters
Albert John Chapel
Albert Edward Brown
Bert Chappel
Canada
C. D. Sheahan
Groves
Rutherford
Sheahan
Gold Coast
al Lblock
Contempt of Court Mention Labeled by Speaker
A fragment quotes a judge or lawyer stating that contempt of court is a matter of law, with unclear surrounding context and garbled continuation. The readable line emphasizes regard for contempt as a legal principle. No clear person, place, or event beyond the court-law topic is identifiable.
Man admits stabbing pregnant woman and two others
In Sydney Crown Court, 25 year old laborer Dennis Mangan of Newtown admitted stabbing Mrs Patricia Henshaw in the stomach to kill the unborn child and injuring Mr Paul Ochlers and Mr Benjamin Harrington at Kings Cross on April 6. He allegedly said the child was not his and confessed to all three stabbings. The hearing was adjourned.
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Sydney
Central Court
Dennis James Mangan
Newtown
Patricia Henshaw
Paul Ochlers
Kings Cross
Mangan
Benjamin Harrington
L. J. Staples
CIB
Mra Henshaw
Mr Ochlers
Oehlers
Thefts From Supermarket Alleged in Canberra Court
A man charged with breaking and entering admitted three 1969 robberies at a Lyneham supermarket with goods valued over 400 dollars. At Petty Sessions, he was committed to the ACT Supreme Court. Two other defendants faced drink driving charges with Breathalyzer readings of 0.24 and 0.08 or higher, with fines and suspensions imposed in one case.
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Canberra
Lyneham
ACT Supreme Court
Dainer
Accused taken to hospital and jockey released on appeal
Sydney report says Anthony James Fuller 25 painter of Paddington was to face City Court for murder at Paddys Market on June 22. He was taken to Mortisset Psychiatric hospital after court heard he may need psychiatric treatment with no plea recorded. Sidney Gordon Spin 25 jockey Baulkham Hills was jailed six months for assault and released on bail pending appeal.
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Sydney
Anthony James Fuller
Paddington
Emiliom
Augusta Marshall
Aubrey John Devere Short
Paddys Market
Mortisset Psychiatric Hospital
N. Whalan
Waller
Sidney Gordon Spin
Baulkham Hills
Parramatta
Ase Gaulted
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Botta Mantty
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Garry Charles Willi
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Armas
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