Act Courts Hear Bail Requests In Murders and Thefts
Twenty witnesses were called as the prosecution advances in the case of Helen Paychoyive, a 23-year-old housemaid charged with murdering a baby girl. The hearing details multiple remands, fines for theft and traffic offenses, and ongoing bail applications as witnesses and police testimony frame a complex docket.
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Helen Paychoyive
Mr Dobson
Walley Tahoe
Dabyon
Bradford
Dower
Stout
Parkland
Antill Street
Dickson
J. Gallop
Dunphy
ACT Supremest
Stricter law on cheques update in ACT
The Attorney General's watchdog says amendments to Section 28 of the Police Offences Ordinance will make it an offence to pass a valueless cheque. Current law already punishes passing cheques without funds when intent to defraud is shown. The change broadens coverage to cheque passed in payment of wages, salaries, services, or other benefits.
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Atwmney
Wepachmen
ACT Advisory Council protest over amended playground plan
An advisory council report recounts residents opposition to an amended Morgin Place playground plan. It notes objections to a playground turning into a park and emphasizes need for well-equipped play areas. The survey shows satisfaction with revised proposals among Morgin Place residents and neighboring areas.
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Miorgia
Plavte
Éemae
Advisory Council
Monkiely March
Mors
Hth
Vengin
Cone
Morgin Place
Resi
Seport
Dents
Cim
Anthony defends appeals body under planning ordinance
Minister for the Interior Anthony told the AC Advisory Council that the review committee set up under the Buildings Design and Siting Ordinance would keep an independent outlook. He argued against adding a further member to the three member panel and noted potential cases could arise from decisions by the commission. He said the first appeal under the system was for Lent London Circe Punt office building.
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Canberra
National Capita Development Commission
Interior
Anthony
Anthony Sid
Ucla
Legittinn
MLC
Assurance Co
London
Cire Punt
Pastoral Conditions Reported for ACT Drought Aid
Minister Anthony told the Council last night that the ACT drought situation would be assessed from May to September 1963 with a long term Federal plan. He noted possible government relief measures and freight concessions to assist farmers as conditions continued to be monitored by the Department of the Interior.
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Caault
Dobson
Bristow
Wis
Ruby May
Department of the Interior
Anthony
Nid
Formadtly
Weyewynen
National Capital Development Commission housing figures
The NCDC report to the ACT Advisory Council states that since last July 1,987 residential blocks have been serviced. Last month 314 denial blocks were completed, 335 blocks will be available for sale in August, and two completed houses were handed over to the department.
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National Capital Development Commission
Way
NCDE
ACT Advisory Council
Department of Nerve
Sile
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