Fined for running traffic lights in Canberra case
In Canberra, Joe Dunn, 19, of Deakin, was convicted on charges of disobeying traffic signals and speeding. He was fined on the speeding charge and another fine for crossing double yellow lines after evidence described him as a cautious driver who slowed near amber lights and halted at the stop line if safe.
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Mr Pearson
Canberra
Joe Dunn
Gormanston Crescent
Deakin
Dunn
Fallick
Banetarhir
Tb Dunn
R. K. Fallick
Allara Street
R. W. G. Dove
Panic blamed for failure to stop after crash
John Spittal McIntyre 38, mail sorter of Suttor Street Ainslie pleaded guilty to negligent driving failing to stop after an accident and failing to report it. He was fined 20 50 and 30 dollars respectively totaling 100 dollars by Canberra Petty Sessions yesterday. Police said the crash occurred after he drove along Jelconnen Way toward Civic and collided with a stationary vehicle.
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Canberra
Scarlett
John Spittal McIntyre
Suttor Street
Ainslie
McIntyre
S. Wilcox
Snedden Ul
Gallop
D. McCulloch
Jelconnen Way
Civicante
MeIntyre
Belconnen Way
Dryandra Street
Metallach
Crimes and fines span Canberra and Warratunily courts
Reports detail McIntyre admitting a hit and run on Belconnen Way after an April incident, with minor damage. McDonald fined 1000 pounds and suspended for three months for drinking while driving. Watson and Harris charged with breaking into a Reid House shop and unduly jailed. verdicts favor Better Pavings in a related dispute. multiple sightings of intoxication and medical calls noted.
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Clement Maxwell McDonald
Lisaq
Sironke Watson
Ray William Harris
Hutchins Street
Warratunily
Mr Dobson
Reid House
Watson
Harris
Cassimir John Maguire
Dobson
A. H. Bird
Gaol Sentence for Student in Prahran Court Incident
In Prahran Court today, two students faced penalties for July 4 disturbances outside the US Consulate. Robert Howard Muntz, 21, received 14 days in gaol for assaulting police by kicking and a $20 fine for indecent language. Robert Arthur Gingold was fined $20 for throwing a stick that struck a police horse, while another officer was fined for resisting arrest and for assaulting police.
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Melbourne
Prahran
Robert Howard Munts
Chatsworth
Road
Muniz
Robert Arthur Gingold
North Road
Force
Munts
Gingold
Muntz
L. D
Grundy
C. Birrell
Chadstone
Bert
Millmntz
Four acquitted after fifth trial in Pascoe Vale case
Four men from Coburg and Pascoe Vale were found not guilty on all counts after a five trial sequence concerning a reported incident with a 13 year old girl at Pascoe Vale on March 10 1967. Judge warned they faced up to ten years’ gaol remained.
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Melbourne
LG Sue
Pascoe Vale
John David Little
Newmarket
Franklin Colin
Shillito
Maria Rossi Paviic
Robertson
Curtin
Canberra
Coles New World
Paulie
Harry Balshaw
Glebe
St James
Sydney
Lidon Paulie
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Hoover
Civic Centre
Queanbeyan, Dickson
Kingston
Manuka
Youngs
Petty Sessions
Mr Pearson, SM
Meiintyre
Dryandra
Melntyer
Lonslapie GU
Lersamann
Canberra Avenue
McDonald
Thurbon
Scariett
My Ltd
Corroboree Park
MaDonald
Canberra Rex Hotel
Better
Leishman
Pavings Pty Ltd
T. J. Higgins
Weill and Wirges
Noel M. McInnes
PF. G. C
M. Mashinsky
Christie
J. F. Frowde
Wiltons
Axminsters
Harding Hughes
Newcastle Street
Fyshwick
Rural Bank
Queanbeyan
Goulburn
VWASS
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