June sky map shows night sky around 8 30 pm midmonth
The page explains a June evening sky map showing the Moon and inner planets not plotted, notes inner planets Mercury and Venus as evening stars low in the west after sunset, and describes Jupiter Mars and prominent stars and the Magellanic Clouds, with a tip about photographing star trails near the South Celestial Pole.
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Magellan
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Press Opinion on Federal State Relations in Australia and France Tests
The Times outlines two paths for Australian constitutional change via the judiciary or Parliament, urging state and federal leaders to seek electorate wishes and avoid political escalation. The Guardian criticizes France's Pacific nuclear tests, arguing they harm Pacific peoples and challenge Britain’s moral stance, calling for abandonment of atmospheric tests while questioning France’s motives.
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Court reports man found guilty of assault
In ACT Supreme Court, William Lawrence Johnston, 24, was found guilty of assaulting Terrence William Carr, causing actual bodily harm after Johnston said Carr hit him with a bottle. Johnston testified he fought after being invited to Carr's home. he fled when confronted from behind. A psychiatric report will be prepared before sentencing.
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Conner
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Narrabundah
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Schoolboy gets 5 years for rape in Springwood
A 16 year old schoolboy Zlatko Leto of Springwood was sentenced to five years jail for raping a young mother of three. He entered the home during her husband’s absence brandishing a knife and threatening the children. The judge noted the crime lacked the worst features of some rapes but stressed protection of the child victims and recommended detention in an appropriate institution.
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Solicitors Disciplinary Action and Drug Sentence Upheld
Sydney reports two country solicitors found guilty of professional misconduct. Anthony Culhane of Macksville, 17 years practice, suspended five years. Raymond Stack of Taree, 29, fined 1000 dollars and an alderman in Taree municipality. In a separate case, Tibor Sumegi of Rose Bay had his 44 year drug sentence upheld after appeal. The court noted lack of prior convictions and questioned the harms of marijuana while upholding the penalty.
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Macksville
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Taree
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Court of Criminal Appeal
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Rose Bay
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Lestie
PNG outlines foreign investment guide for self rule era
Papua New Guinea Finance Minister Chan told UN Trusteeship Council that race harmony localisation and pollution controls will shape foreign investment, with a future guideline to be codified into law before year end. He urged local hiring and processing within the Territory and discussed profit reinvestment incentives and independence timing.
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Death of Robert Bean in Canberra motorcycle crash
The Canberra Coroner said Robert Edward Bean, 20, died at Canberra Hospital on February 8 from a broken neck after a motorcycle accident. Bean, a student of MacFarland Crescent, Chiley, was a pillion passenger on a motorcycle driven by Eugene Thesen. The bike lost control on the ramp from the eastbound Parkes Way to the southbound Commonwealth Avenue.
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MacFarland Crescent
Chiley
Piliion
Eugene Thesen
Parkes Way
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Life Line book fair in Canberra at Albert Hall
More than 7000 books including autographed copies will be sold at the Life Line book fair. The Canberra Times cartoonist Larry Pickering will open the event at Albert Hall on Thursday evening with an auction of valuable books and manuscripts to follow. The Governor General Sir Paul Hasluck has donated autographed copies of his books Black Australians and An Open Go. Items may be donated via public libraries or by calling Life Line. proceeds support the Life Line operation budget of 20000 dollars annually.
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Albert Hall
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Telcom Life Line
Training Seminar Prompts Rehab Council Event
An Australian rehabilitation council runs a training seminar for youths with dis abilities. Registration of participants occurred recently with sessions planned for today and tomorrow at a local venue.
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Australian Council For Rehabilitation of
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