Assault of Inspector denied at Canberra petty sessions
Canberra petty sessions heard that Gregory Crawford 27 public servant of Braddon assaulted Inspector Harold Blows during a rugby match at Manuka Oval on July 21. Dobson SM noted the strike from behind with a wooden object. Crawford pleaded guilty to striking Blows and the case proceeds to December 2. A separate ruling fined a man $160 and suspended his licence for six months for dangerous driving and possessing a stolen unregistered vehicle, with remand on November 10 on related charges.
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Sn aHiceman
Manuka Oval
Canberra
Gregory Crawford
Wise Street
Braddon
Harold Edward Blows
Nsw
Ed Dobson
Sm, Yester
Dobson
Terrence Henry Cummins
Hodge Crescent
Pearce
Violent temper cited in murder trial tale
A witness testified in the ACT Supreme Court about the reputation of a man allegedly murdered prompting caution in a fight. Giuseppe Monteleone and Maria Monteleone face murder charges over a June 2, 1971 shooting in Glyder Street, Sarrabundah, as a night of violence unfolded involving a revolver and knife.
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Justice Fox
ACT Supreme Court
Pasquale Antonio Taliarida
Causeway
Kingston
Giuseppe Maria Monteleone
Drainer
Maria Monteleone
Telopea Park
Barton
Monteleone
Giacomo Tallurida
Glyder Street
Sarrabundah
Mr Smyth
Pick-up in Qantas bomb extortion identified in court
Sydney hearing names Peter Pasquale Macari as the man who received 500000 from Qantas chief in May. Captain Ritchie, after examining the accused, says he is certain Macari is the man who collected the money. Macari, 34, driver of Rondoi, faces charges of receiving a money demand with menace and related offenses. A second man, Rab and Tattoos Matai, 78, pleaded guilty to a similar charge and awaits sentence.
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Qantas
Sydney
Peter Pasquale Macari
BR. J. Ritchie
Macari
Central Criminal Coun
W. Lewer
Ritchie
Rondi
Haratan
Bury Junction
Towi
Francis William Sorohan
Mer Isp
Ake
Matscot
Women awarded damages in Coonabarabran collision case
Two Coonabarabran women, Emma Keeping and Alison Adkinson, sued each other over injuries from a road crash on April 19, 1969. In the Supreme Court Mr Justice McClelland ruled each contributed to the accident, awarding Keeping 2,298 dollars and Adkinson 6,008 dollars. Both suffered facial injuries and hospital stays.
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Coonabarabran
Supreme Court
See Clements
Emma Angels Keeping
Alison Margaret Adkinson
Cuconalabran
Justice McClemi
Keeping
Atkinson
Royal Prine Alfred Hospital
Coonaharabron Hospital
Royal Soulh Sydney Hospital
Father and mother plead guilty in Burnie infant death case
Hobart Criminal Court heard Timothy John Soden and Shirley Joy Soden admit treating and neglecting their nine month old twin sons. Anthony David Soden showed bruises and fatal asphyxia from inhalation of stomach contents. Gregory is now a ward of the State.
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Hobart
Burnie
Hobart Criminal Court
P. J. Wright
Timothy John Soden
Shirley Joy Soden
Soden
T. Newell
Anthony
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SS. Arnout
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Lincle Jack
Toallerida
Jack
Goyder Street
Incle Jack
Mr Tallarida
Mr Monteleone
Tallarida
Frank
Iyvione
P. J. Smyth
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J. A. McCrary
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RK. J. Johnston
2D. G. McGregor
J. 5. Cripps
G. McNamara
Crossin and Company
Mra Monteleone
Mr Rab
Matai
Macarii
Wit Janis
LAW List
Jostite
Bayirinin
Vimegar
Regina
Hanks
Rug Bushell
Caumpbe
New South Wales
Courne
Yuratheean
Pi Limited
Anthony David Soden
R. T. Holt
Holt
Ron
Plervilla
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