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Courts & crime, 1972

72 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 4

Sir Bernard praised for communal work Low Court ceremony

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 October 1972 · page 4

Tribute was paid to Sir Bernard Sugerman on his role in the Jewish community during a farewell as President of the NSW Court of Appeal. Sir Bernard has retired as…

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Court action against union

Tribune · Tuesday 31 October 1972 · page 12

ADELAIDE: While the Legislative Council is still considering the Government's Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Bill, employers are threatening another union…

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A Police Hamup That Failed

Tribune · Tuesday 7 November 1972 · page 8

SYDNEY: Police recently dropped charges against teacher Bill Lenane on four counts arising from the Springbok demonstrations last year…

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Is this Hitler Gestapo in Germany? NO this is the Israeli Police in Jerusalem

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 November 1972 · page 11

This leaflet, issued by religious extremis ts, was distributed in New York. The Australian [?] [?]…

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Man charged with bombing CPA goes free

Tribune · Tuesday 21 November 1972 · page 3

BRISBANE: Unless the Bjelke-Petersen Government is made to take prompt and effective action, Nazis in the "law and…

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Police Blitz on Mini Bikes

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 21 November 1972 · page 1

Police will crack down on children and teenagers caught riding mini bikes in parks and on footpaths in Holroyd…

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Mafia Plan to Murder Kahane

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 November 1972 · page 9

NEW YORK: An Israeli court ruling that Rabbi Meir Kahane must not leave the country while charges against him are pending, saved him from "possibly certain death" at the hands of members of the Mafia in America, according to an…

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Jew to head Hague court?

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 November 1972 · page 9

UNITED NATIONS: The one Jew in high places who survived the anti-Semitic purge in Poland, probably only…

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Jack Mundey in court

Tribune · Tuesday 28 November 1972 · page 4

SYDNEY: "There is no separate law for television stations and for Mr. Mundey ... If the statements are dearly and beyond all reasonable doubt contemptuous, having regard to what happened before -- and I…

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Police at Jnf Film

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 December 1972 · page 5

Senior NSW policemen, including the Assistant Police Commissioner, will be guests at the gala preview of “The…

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Sydney's "Hebrew Ladies" Court reports of the 1850's

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 December 1972 · page 10

The "Hebrew Ladies" are not much heard of these days, except, perhaps, in the Jewish press’ social columns. This is very different from the fifties of the last century. It was then that their…

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Police end rampage by speed hoodlums

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 December 1972 · page 1

Young hooligans in fast cars have ceased the dangerous practice of speeding around the Merrylands Oval car park…

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