Canberra man to be sentenced on eight charges in court
A 20 year old man pleaded guilty to eight charges including receiving stolen property breaking entering stealing escaping custody assaulting police and resisting police. The offences span from 1970 to 1974 in Canberra and surrounding suburbs with sentencing scheduled for May 1977. The defendant, Phillip Harold Bell of Elliot Street Campbell, faced multiple incidents at Milk Bar Natabundah Dickson Foodland and McDonalds Vicpery O Connor.
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Man Charged With Cabramatta Murder After Fatal Shot
In Glebe Court police say Joseph Burrowski aged 62 from Turramurra admitted shooting Janina Pecak in Cabramatta on February 23. Detective Banister testified a witness found Pecak bleeding from a head wound in Gladstone Street Cabramatta. The case proceeds with no plea entered.
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Turramurra
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Cabramata
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Gladstone Street
Cabramatta
Practical joke backfires on three men in Adelaide
In Adelaide Magistrate Court three labourers Donald Allan Jilvis Steven Robert Summerson and Luis Pignataro pleaded guilty to issuing a false belief that a life had been endangered by a shooting. A woman reported a car stopping near her home in Richmond on May 21 and hearing a shot. Police later questioned witnesses and conducted house inquiries in the area.
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Steven Robert Summerson
Luis Pignataro
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Court awards damages in Adelaide amid tragic hospital tales
A Supreme Court judge in Adelaide awarded 12 498 dollars for the death of a housewife and mother in a fatal accident. The case cited loss of support and household hardships, with details of a pensioner fined 200 dollars for unlawful betting. The report mentions victims including a 16 year old and a 40 year old, and references disputed claims surrounding the death of Mink Zend.
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A. Supreme Court
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Dovonty
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Rurey
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New Zealand Woman Faces Drug Charges in Sydney Court
A New Zealand woman, Mary Mosfun, 20, from Dunedin, appeared in Sydney's Central Court yesterday on drug and other charges. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but authorities indicated ongoing proceedings.
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New Zealand
Mary Mosfun
Maytan
Dunedin
Eustily
Comey
Death charge hearing adjourned in Canberra
The hearing of a man charged with murder in Canberra was adjourned to July 18. Paul Anthony Johnson aged 18 from Alice Street Queans faces four additional charges including wounding and assault causing bodily harm related to an incident near lavatories in Telopea Park in April. A Macquarie Hostel resident testified about an encounter with a Datsun near the park. Forensic results from Sydney are awaited.
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Alice Street
Queans
Canberra
Barry William Bates
Lavatories
Telopea Park
Johnéontsa
Ron Cahill
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Crown
Sydney
South African envoy to be farewelled after six years
South African Ambassador Mills will be farewelled in Canberra after six years with a reception at the embassy. CARE planned a picket as guests arrived and criticised invitations for politicians. Attending officials included Mackellar, Senator Knight, and Haslem. Police prepared special security for the event.
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Mills
Canberra
Campaign Against Racial Exploitation
CARE
Nick Harris
Immigration and Ethic Affairs
Me Mackellar
Knight
ACT
Haslem
Harrison
South Africa
Australia
Kropht
Next year ceilings set union man says government cuts to staff
Canberra union leader Mr Blunden spoke for Mr Lynch on Monday about planned next financial year targets. He said further reductions in Commonwealth Government employees are likely and that the public service should outline which functions will continue and which will be downgraded. The government has cut about 15 000 jobs since coming to office and aims to slow growth in total staff. He cited affected departments including the Attorney General's Department and Business and Consumer Affairs as overwhelmed by inquiries and letters while staff are redirected to counter service.
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Canberra
Administrative and Clerics Officers ‘Association
Lynch
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McLynen
Commie
Rhinden
Council of
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Attorney= General's Department
Business and Consumer Affairs
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