Fire to combat black magic court told in Sydney
A man admitted setting fire to a wooden building on George Street to combat black magic and witchcraft. Robert Oswald Baragry, unemployed, faced Centra Dominant Court with charges of malicious arson after witnesses and police linked the blaze to his statements about burning witches. The court ordered a preliminary hearing to assess his fitness to plead.
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Court
Sydney
Central Court
Robert Oswald Baragry
George Street
City
My Evans
Centra Dominat Court
Paychiitric
Bararry
K. C Wilson
Annandale
Aid
Buragry
Two men given bonds after theft plea in ACT Supreme Court
Brian Paterson and Wayne Alexander Ambrosy pleaded guilty to stealing on April 25 1973 from Martin Patrick Peivley home. Each released on bond of 250 and fined 250 to Commonwealth plus good behaviour two years and supervision by welfare officer with obedience to rules.
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Justice Pax
ACT Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Brian Paterson
Hale Dresden
Turner
Myr
Wayne Alexander
Five drivers fined and disqualified in Canberra sessions
Five men appeared in Canberra Petty Sessions on drink driving charges. Stephen Worcholak of Yass Road Gheanbevan pleaded guilty to a blood alcohol of 21 percent and a licence offence and was fined 3200 with nine months disqualification. Police noted the BAC and licence breach and additional fines followed for Renal Southwell of Suuer Street Ainslie and other drivers.
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Canberra
Stephen Worcholak
Medhan
Yass Road
Gheanbevan
Fairbairn Avenue
Anthony George Howick
Harris Street
Hackett
Lonsdale Street
Joan Denis Kilmartin
Gravier
Chrstopher James Strangie
Irvine
Northbourne Avenue
Satutils
Law notes on multiple drink driving cases and fines
A string of court reports details several drink driving and related offenses. Individuals including Anthony Howick and Joan Kilmar tin faced guilty pleas with penalties such as fines around 20 dollars, licence suspensions, and in one case a suspended sentence. Christopher Strangie received a three month licence suspension and a ninety dollar fine after a high blood alcohol reading.
Hot water thrown by mother in East Sydney case
In Central Court Angela Radovnikovic, 47, pleaded guilty to unlawfully assaulting Policewoman Kathleen Shirley Morgan while in the line of duty after returning three children to their home in East Sydney on May 2. Sentenced to one month imprisonment with parole on a $100 bond, defense cited Yugoslavian background and concerns for her family.
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Sydney
Central Court
J. Stobart
Kings Cros
Angela Radovnikovic
East Sydney
Gentry
Kathleen Shirley Morgan
C. Briese SM
Mr Ormstn
Yugoslavia
Port Kembla Court Hears Public Works Clerk Theft Charge
Wollongong filed report from Port Kembla Court where a Public Works pay clerk was charged with stealing over 400 pounds. Peter Joffre Rad, 50, of Warrawong, is accused of stealing salaries between October first and May 41 this year while in public service. Remanded on bail of 8000. Mr Trodd fixed May 28.
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Wollongong
Department of Public Works
Port Kembla Court
Peter Joffre
Gold BACARDI Adds Flavor To Dry Ginger Mix
Gold BACARDI is described as a golden flavored spirit that enhances dry ginger, soda, and water. The ad claims it makes dry ginger taste better and promotes Gold BACARDI rum as the best option for mixing.
Rape Allegations At Party In Sydney Lead to Bail Decisions
In Sydney on Monday two women allege multiple rapes at a party attended by about 30 men. Police named six men charged with ravishing and carnally knowing one or both women, including Peter Clement Curtin and Michael Donoghue. Bail granted to Donoghue, others remanded until May 2.
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Sydney
Alkard
Rudfer Court
Broadmeadow
Beste Janes Sullivan
Princh Bow
Wayne Hutchison
Shortland
Robert Gorden Burler
Sldrtland
Dunid
Rae Thomas Merehynt
Hamilton
Ravishine
Carnally
Motaoldrick
Murphy
Donovhoe
Investors discuss rent controls meeting in ACT
A meeting will form an ACT division of the Building Owners and Managers Association of Australia Ltd to protect building owners and managers interests. Organiser Mr SN Bank said ACT investors fear rent control proposals may affect returns and the division would represent members in negotiations with government.
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Act
Building Owners and Mannagers Association of Australia Ltd
SN. Bank
Individua
Canberra
Legion
Ite
Vizitoria
Queensland
Western Australia
Nsw
Breverins
Brinn
South Aftics
Directory invoices warning and official directory entries
The Post Office cautioned against invoices from private firms posing as official directories. The Director General of Power and Telegraph warned that only official directories are valid and directed that entries be arranged by authorized firms such as Pw Ltd and Edward W Olen Ltd.
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Powe and
Telegraiphte
Lane
Cenk
Fint Aan Kite
Teephone
Pw Lid
Edward W. Olen Py Ltd
Canberra hotels lift wine prices after AMA directive
Hotels in Canberra raised wine prices yesterday following a directive from the Australian Hotel Association. Half pints rose by 5c, bottles by 2c, and certain wines by 4c, with a AMA sub-branch spokesman citing uniform increases across owner firms. Beer and spirits may see similar increases in coming weeks according to unofficial reports.
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Canberra
Ime
Australian Hotel Association
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Braemar
ROA Awe
Scott Ply. Ltd
Esso
Barngry
Renal’ Southwell
Pemioneer
Suuer Street
Ainslie
Law. List
Tin Pheer
Berney Oy
Beluee
Vaneen
William David Wilson
Gold
Bacardi & CO
Naguay
Bahamas
BRE
ST Wen
Commonwealth Control
Sof
Malvern Star
Renilo
Hibernian
D Health Funds
Brian Thornton
P.O
Civic Square
A.C.T
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