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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1976
Page
2
Police allege a suspect admitted involvement in an attack during a tense incident. Court records list proceedings, dates, and individuals connected to the case, with officials naming entities and locations in the review of evidence and ongoing legal actions.
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Fragmentary OCR shows a student aged 22 fined S40 with multiple garbled phrases. Mentions Govtnion trenelyl Sir Latin errs and Sudan Me viv Risks ere y Huod Han VSL Nd pula. Other incoherent names appear, including police and local officials, but no clear event or outcome can be determined.
A garbled report lists drivers charged and various names, mentioning Irene Harris and others, with references to court, hearings, and families. The readable fragments point to a legal notice style item, noting charges, schedules, and potential outcomes in a local context.
A trial in the ACT Supreme Court heard testimony on alleged head injuries to a newborn. Pathologists and a doctor described medical findings and possible causes while investigators examined the events surrounding the infant's condition and care. The proceedings referenced the infant's injuries and questions about responsibility.
A move to hold open hearings is discussed amid confusion and garbled text. The report references Melbourne, authorities, and an impending session with officials and witnesses, hinting at legal actions or public inquiries without clear details.
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