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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 18, 1972

Page

5

Nurse testifies to breakout plan in court

In Sydney on a Wednesday session a nurse named Sharon Cornwell testified she and Warwick Cornwell discussed a July break out to steal cars and rescue relatives from Maitland and Parramatta jails. Arthur Bathurst Cormwell and Geoffrey Sat, both charged, deny conspiring to rescue inmates as the case moves forward.

Sydney Mr Day Min Cornwell Parramatta Arthur Warwick Cornwell Sharon Warwick Mary Cornwell Geoffrey Swit Leichhardt Parra- Land Im Matta Jeff Sait Arthur Bathurst Corm Labourer Sian- Brother Waraikk John Cornwell Annie Geoffrey Patrick

Abortionist Guilty of Murder in Melbourne Trial

Melbourne judge condemns Jamet Sallka, a 40 year old labourer of South Melbourne, to death for murdering Turkish housewife Fatma Walu during an illegal abortion. Sallka pleaded not guilty, claiming no intent to kill, while the court heard he performed multiple procedures around January last year.

Melbourne Dunn Jamet Sallka South Melbourne Sailka Sallka Turkish Housewife, Mra Fatma Walu, 22, of Brimswick Unilin Sallki

Three men fined and disqualified for drink driving

Mr Dobson fined and disqualified three men for driving with blood-alcohol levels above 0.08. Pick, 50 dollars and six months. Wood, 220 dollars and six months. Ow horn, 200 dollars and six months. Mangelsdorf received a suspended four month sentence with bond and supervision. Maloney remanded on a Victoria case. court issues noted.

Dobson William Henry Pickstreet Treet Narrabundah Hacking Crewent Throshy Crescent Pickering Christopher Francis Wood Arkuna Street Yarralumia Adelaide Avenue Bernard David Owhorn Hmas Harman Edward Charles Mangelsdorf Coates Place Weston Mangelsdorf Social Welfare

Damages awarded in ACT Supreme Court case and other judgments

The ACT Supreme Court awarded Mr John Coates Robson two thousand sixty five dollars plus costs after liability was admitted, with damages assessed for a September 1970 collision involving a truck driven by Mr Lockley. Separate matters include a $3,006 claim against Prosser Swimming School Pty Ltd and Mr Frank Allan Prosser over an October 1970 oral contract, and resumed hearings on 91 charges totaling over $38,000 against Mr Charles Colquhoun relating to unaccounted money.

William Andrew Maloney Wablesman Maloney Canberra St Kilda Victoria W. L. Antillophe Supreme Court Justice Joske ACT Supreme Court John Coates Robson Drvandra Street O'Connor Brian William Lockley Gundara Street Aranda J. Gallop Robson J. B. Norris M. E. Reid Lockley Commonwealth Bridge Trafic Justice Connor Prosser Swimming School Pty Ltd Hobart Fpince Canberra City Frank Allan Prosser Vaucluse Nsw James Sydney Mooney Maroubra Prosser Deskin S Wilcox M. Britten Mooney J. Kelly J. Power Charles Thomas Colquhoun Michell

Law List at ACT Court Sessions in Morning Byes

A fragmentary report lists courtroom proceedings at the ACT Law Court. The morning session begins at 9 45 am with Mr foethe Connor in So 2 and a judgment by Smith fimath on beard. A separate entry notes another session before Mr Toethe in So 1 starting at 1 am with Evans Mimo present.

Foethe Connor ACT Law Cours Bernning Jeles Moonee Prosser Smith Fimath Beard Toethe ACT Law Court Evans Mimo

Pola Remanded After Refusal to Pledge Court Obedience

La Trobe University student Brian William Pola, 23, jailed for contempt of the Supreme Court, was sent back to jail after refusing to promise future obedience. Justice McInerney warned he could seek discharge if he pledges to obey court orders henceforth.

Melbourne la Trobe University Brian William Pola Supreme Court Justice Anderson Pola Whill la Trobe Justice McInerney

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