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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 28, 1957

Page

3

Two Drivers Fined for Drinking Driving in Court

In the Court of Petty Sessions two motorists, Frank Hallam and Banastik, were fined 30 each for driving under the influence of liquor. Hallam, 35, and Banastik, 82, were reported after erratic driving on May 18 and 19, with both to reappear on June 1 to answer charges of negligent driving. Allen, 38, faced further questions as a witness in a related case after a January collision, admitting some alcohol consumption but denying being under the influence at the time.

F.C. P. Keane Franks Jon Hallam Lab Verdon Street O'Con Bannstk Jeok Hotel Canberra Hallam Able Hough Cantoowealth Avenue Pitt Bear Wray Decout Fyhen Hallam Wanda Baodshot Yan Banasik Thurbon Layton Grealt Constable Thurhon Banasit Jandon Wolliston Keane Allen Ee Banner Street Ee Banner Street, ‘the Hearing Was A Med Pending the Locaaf G Yester Const. le Lievre

Police Probe Doctor's Death at Dome in Marvuora

A post mortem followed by police inquiry details a doctor and his wife drinking beer at the Dome in Marvuora before the husband collapsed. Dr Spearman showed pins and needles in legs and feet. another doctor and hospital staff attended, with no suspicious circumstances found at this stage.

Marvuora Olice

Toy Car Demonstrates Court Argument in Collision Case

Jared Charles Earl, 18, of National Circuit Forrest, used a toy car to illustrate the dispute after a collision at Furnow Street. The defense argued it was an error of judgment and Earl swerved left to avoid a head on impact. The judge acquitted Earl, noting doubt about negligence.

Jared Charles Earl National Circuit Forrest Furnow Street Brokes Phillamy Earl

Questions You Ask the Doctor About That Tired Feeling

A fragmented dialogue discusses fatigue as a possible sign of various disorders from boredom to liver issues. The patient mentions chronic aural fatigue and laxatives, while the doctor suggests considering underlying causes and dietary factors.

DOD Dumps May Be Reopened in Canberra Area

Public access may resume to remove usable rubbish dumps near Canberra under new conditions. Officials outlined reopening plans and safety measures for residents and contractors.

Canberra

Used Valueless Cheques In Canberra Court Case

A Canberra public servant Arthur Reginald Gillingham was fined 5 pounds on two counts for passing valueless cheques. He admitted knowing the account balance and said he hoped the cheques would be returned. He bought petrol for 1 pound with a 4 pound change and later stated other cheques had also proved worthless but some are now good. 14 days were given to pay the fines.

F.C. P. Keane Arthur Reginald Gillingham Grant Crescent Gillingham Commonwealth Motors Kingston Keane

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