Man accused of murdering wife seeks sale of Cowra home
In Sydney Central Court, Patrick Wayne Humphries 23 of Cobar faces murder charges in the death of his wife Lorraine 23 one month ago. He allegedly planned selling their Cowra house days after the funeral to gain about 5000 dollars including life insurance around 1000 and an additional 300 from a policy. Detective Sergeant Knight testified an alleged reward was offered for information and that Humphries admitted intent to profit from Lorraine's death. Evidence also included Humphries claiming to hear noises in the back yard after the blast.
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Central Court
Cobar
Patrick Wayne
Humphries
Secord
Sergeant Knight
Ogether
Lorraine
Humphrieas Raughly
Mc Bunehfies
Gils
Our
Dubbs
Dam
Sergent Gilmore
Dr Spock outlines views on marijuana and drugs
Dr Benjamin Spock addressed young mothers in Canberra yesterday morning. He said marijuana has no proven harmful physical effects and is less dangerous than tobacco or alcohol, though he would not advise use. He argued pot does not lead to addiction to harder drugs and urged responsible youth handling despite public debate. Spock travels to Sydney to continue his tour and promote antiwar views at a Moratorium rally.
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Benjamin Spock
Canberra
Spock
Mt Conlce
Druss
Sparky Wints
Mesilae
Sydney
Tix
Lake Burley Griffin ecology lab plan eyed by advisory council
The ACT Advisory Council discussed a public information display for a proposed Lake Burley Griffin ecology laboratory. Alan Fitzgerald of the Canberra Party questioned its public access value while Me Loy Eneledow supported the idea as a good one. The plan includes live fish handling, recapture and release research, plus spawning tanks. The council also noted no current proposal to seal the Uriarra Crossing road or the Bulls Headland Benders Dam road. They opposed lifting the Sunday firearms ban per the Joint Committee report. Independent member Tan Black and Mr Lou Engiedow said they would seek departmental clarification on intent.
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Department of the Interior
ACT Advisory Council
MeLoy Eneledow
Lake Burley Griffin
Alan Fitzgero
Oawmaro Party
Engleunw
Tabormary
NCDC
Joint Committee
ACT
Tan Black
Mid
Lou Engiedow
Moratorium Universities Should Not Close
A statement signed by more than 150 Adelaide and Australian universities including Sydney Monash Tasmania and Latrobe rejects any move to close universities over the Vietnam War. The signatories argue against betraying academic integrity and condemn attacks on the university system while urging continued debate and protest within peaceful avenues.
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Adelaide
Nine
Latrobe
He Fetter
Vietnam
Viettaet
Universit
Ant Breton
Ratavar
1Iatnam
Classen
Eratte
Initia
Universon
Sydney
Mergiles
Bourne
Monash
Tasmania
Aciulemic
Canberra refugee aid grows from school drives
A Canberra aid effort raises funds for Pakistan refugees through the Indian Red Cross. Programs by Mey We F and Garran Brownie groups, Canberra High School and other pupils contribute totals reaching nine thousand four hundred thirteen dollars and fifty four cents.
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Pearce
ANU
Pakistan
Gaid
Dhec
Yesteadiy
Comminion
Canberra
Ned Kelly
Jed
Canberra kidnapping stunt shocks ANU students and church groups
A bizarre 1934 kidnapping in Canberra saw students seize control of 2CA and demand a ransom to aid Indian refugees. The Bishop of Chandu Ray and Pakistani clerics faced questions as speakers urged donations. authorities investigated the incident amid calls for peace.
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ANU
Canberne
Michael John
2CA
Trom
Telus
Inia
Kearachiy
Canberra
India
the Bible
House
DJ's Butchery Home Delivery Ad Promo
An advertisement for DJ's Butchery promoting home delivery of meats. It mentions selling soups with notes of pricing and a special offer to charge orders to an account, plus free delivery. The copy emphasizes the store on the lower ground floor and the availability of the best meat in town.
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Dj's
Ports Added to Cellar Selection at Roy Craig's Shop
From the cellar Roy Craig introduces new Ports on the lower ground floor. Bleasdale Pioneer Port from Shiraz and Grenache priced at 2.35. Special Reserve Port from Milawa Victoria at 1.45. 1969 Vintage Port from Rosewood Victoria at 2.55. 1958 Vintage Ruby Port described as rich and fruity with a dry finish at 2.37. Old Crusted Port noted for its heavy crust on the bottle side at 1.70.
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Roy Craig
Bleasdale Pioneer
Milawa
Victoria
Rosewood
Ruby Portrich
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Slim Frankfurts
D.j's
Butchery
Australia
Garema Place
Civic Centre
David Jones
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