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Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1975

7 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers

Attempted to elude police after crash

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 15 January 1975 · page 4

A Coffs Harbour man had driven off at high speed after involved in a collision, Coffs Harbour court was told last week. Police said Douglas…

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Tennis Club Bid to Centralise Court

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 5 February 1975 · page 3

A case for “centralised” tennis courts will be put by a representative of the Coffs Harbour Junior Tennis Club at a meeting tonight between Coffs Harbour sporting bodies, the Coffs Harbour Shire Council and government bodies…

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Motel-squash Court Project Approved for Sawtell

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 26 March 1975 · page 3

A motel-squash court development to $¼m will be built in 1st Avenue, Sawtell. The two-storey development will include five squash courts, 16 motel units, a gymnasium and sauna and a pool with a wading pool…

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Look in . . . on your week of television Police Series Debut for Angie Dickinson

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 14 May 1975 · page 11

Angie Dickinson makes her series debut on NRN-11 on Thursday at 8.30 pm, as the star of Columbia Pictures Television’s…

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Stealing by Substitution Look in on your week of television

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 13 August 1975 · page 10

International stars, George Hamilton, Joseph Cotton and Carroll Baker, show their dramatic acting skill in the…

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Police Woman : Pepper’s Men Keep Arriving Too Late Look in on your week of television

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 22 October 1975 · page 11

La Rue Collins is a masseuse, an inveterate gambler, a “steerer” for a high-priced brothel, and one of Pepper’s best snitchers. When the crime world finally catches on to her, La Rue has no once to turn…

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Son Accused of Murder Look in . . . on your week of television

The Bananacoast Opinion · Wednesday 17 December 1975 · page 14

David Janssen stars in tomorrow night’s action-packed “Harry O” episode, entitled Eyewitness, at 9.00 on NRN-11. When Harry Orwell was hospitalised with the bullet wound that put an end to…

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