Not Accustomed To Scotch Landslide Crashes Church
James Potter, 45, a plumber of Capital Hill Hostel, pleaded guilty to malicious damage at the hostel in Canberra. He said he damaged walls while celebrating after drinking Scotch. The Special Magistrate ordered £10 compensation and a £10 fine.
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Wool Bureau Members Reappointed
The seven members of the Australian Wool Bureau have all been re-appointed after three-year terms ended today. Minister for Primary Industry Mr. Adermann announced the action yesterday and cautioned the new terms may not last the full current period under review.
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Youth Fails In Appeal Against Court Order
Mr Justice Simpson varied the defendant order to a discharge upon entering into a £50 good behaviour recognisance for three years with conditions. The appellant and another youth were bound over for unlawful assault at the Liberty Cafe in Canberra. They must dissociate, abstain from larrikin crowds, stay home at night, and pay £10 to Poulos within 21 days.
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Fine for Not Parking Close to Footpath in Canberra
Mistud nares Missud 35 car penter of Boss Road Que beyan was fined £3 by Special Magistrate R A McKillop at Canberra Court for not parking close and parallel to the footpath in Alinga Street at 8 10 p m on April 24. He said he waited five minutes for his wife who was shopping.
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P M G Employee Granted Bail on Ten Charges
Booshang a P M G employee aged 38 of Finn Street O Conn or remanded after bail of 25 pounds on five stealing charges and 25 pounds on five forged cheque charges. He is accused of stealing Department of Social Services cheques and forging payee signatures. Court remanded to July 3.
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Indian Reds to discuss crisis in Kerala session
The National Council of India's Communist Party, 101 members, will meet in Trivandrum for a three day emergency session starting July 13. They will consider the crisis in Communist governed Kerala State as Opposition and other groups campaign non-violently to oust the state government.
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