Canberra Court Deals With Driving Offences And Incidents
David Robert Pile aged 20 was jailed for two months for driving while disqualified and lying to the court. Nymah Dobson recalled Pile’s defiance and prior convictions including speeding and drink driving. A separate case saw Hillside hostel residents charged with indecent language and an instructor fined for bribery attempts. Other matters include Lovelock fined for speeding and disqualified, and a bankruptcy note from Sydney’s Kings Cross area.
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David Robert Pile
Mr Dodson
Canberra
Riri
Nymah i Dobson
Pilchel
Ne Pice
Icirson
R. J. Dillon
Dobron
Nolicemanworth Avenue
Constae T Che
Johnean
Narrabundah
Heine
Fuschicl
Caley Crescent
Narrabundab
Yan
taWarda
Pile
Dey Jolson
Cosi
Johnson
Cunningham Street
Kerry Darmatix
Acdha
Ilo
Kennedy
Alan Norman
Crawford
Alan Vincent Lovelnet
Walter
A. J. Russelli
Miller Stree
Lovelock
Claby
Lovelack
Rauuno Waller
Nemah
Sata
Canberra ‘Avenue
Rymat
Senator and others linked to a violent crime case
Readable fragments detail a grave incident involving a senator and several accused men. The text references a July 1 event, a home invasion at Bondi Junction, theft of a transistor radio, and a murder during a confrontation. Names like Frank Doble and Marparet Dubs appear amid incoherent prose.
Maimed bomb victim returns home in Sydney
Tomaslav Lesiey, gravely injured by a bomb at Peterstram in May last year, was wheeled from Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. He has partially recovered sight in his right eye and plans to return home with his wife Kapka by his side. The couple spoke of a cautious road to recovery as he left hospital at night.
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Sydney
Tomaslav Lesiey
Peterstram
Yean
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Leste
Doc
Tors
Nodore
Lesic
Lesie
Tepsie
Wile
Kapka
Tim Peat
Exemption Granted in Melbourne National Service Hearing
In Melbourne City Court today Judge J. Humphries, SM, exempted two individuals from the National Service call-up. The ruling followed their applications and the court noted no further action required for these two. The verdict marks a momentary halt in conscription enforcement for the defendants.
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Melbourne
J. Humphries
Melboume
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Manchester
Orton
AWA Roebuck
Philips
AWA
Toshiba
P.A
Pye Ranchero Mantel Transistor Radio
Kriesler
AWA Radiola
Supreme
Willy
Wily
Lemair Decorator
Lemair Super
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Rosemont
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Fyshwick
Arrent Polle Fuschtel
Hillside Hoefel
Nir Keane
Fuschiei
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Purchier
Ste Hermen
Bullen
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D.K. Lee
Commonwealth, Avenue
Vernon Circle
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Buschiel
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Butte
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Gad
Keane
Feaueh Royal
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Mel Hermes
Wpeetiie
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Comaronweally
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Constable
Rex Arthur Bulleny
Tabor
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Red ‘Hill
Kings Cross
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Donald
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JM. McCombie
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Street
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Sanitars
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Bury
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Fanhoe
Martin Walter Cid
Pat
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Rinnjevic
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Imr
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Stanislas
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Japan
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Gloria Hyde
Farmfit
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