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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
4
Consumers who buy Berger Paint will receive a Berger Bonus Bag containing 207 tin Full Glass Enamel, rubber painting gloves, can opener, paint stirrer, sheet sandpaper, colour card, painting guide, balloon, pencil, and eye shade.
A barrister and solicitor wept in court as evidence was heard in the Full ACT Supreme Court. The unnamed lawyer faces possible professional misconduct action, instigated by the Federal Attorney General Senator Greenwood, with representation by K F O Leary and J Kelly for the ACT Law Society. Proceedings concern 1969 house dealings in Lyons and continue today. Separately, Vic tor Parnell, 16, apprentice butcher of Causeway, is on trial for murder of his father Allan Percival Parnell, with jury not recalled due to ongoing witness testing and legal submissions. The case is before Mr Justice Connor and Justices Fos Blackburn and Woodward.
Sydney court records show Douglas Charles William Nah 27 of Croydon charged with two counts of intent to rape at Win dang district. Additional charges include assault with intent to rape, theft, and malicious injury amid alleged offenses Feb 25 to June 16. Bail refused. some charges adjourned to Wollongong and Burwood courts with bail set at 1000 dollars.
The licensing inspector for Maitland Licensing District argues that entertainment at Kuri Kurri RSL and Citizens Club is not fitting to good manners and decorum and the club may be struck from the register. The case before Licensing Magistrates chairman Mr J L Fitzmaurice will continue tomorrow.
Ashfield labourer Kevin Lester Randall spent a week in jail awaiting trial on fare evasion and drunkenness charges. He changed his plea to guilty and was fined $1 on each count, after claiming he could not raise bail.
Eleven men charged with unlawful gaming appeared before Mr Dobson in Canberra Petty Sessions and were remanded to August 22 for defence counsel to attend. Bail was set at 200 dollars for each, with two defendants failing to appear. Separate court sessions also heard charges of abusive language and resisting police arising from incidents in Lonsdale Street and at the South African Embassy.
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