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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1987

90 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 5

Police probe Sharon’s use of ministry funds

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 November 1987 · page 8

State Attorney Yona Blatman has ordered police to investigate allegations that Industry and Trade Minister Ariel Sharon illegally channelled…

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Demjanjuk on Trial Testimony on historical background to alibi No peace after Tolstoy’s court war

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 November 1987 · page 7

The testimony of British writer Nikolai Tolstoy and his claims of unfair treatment by the prosecution and the bench, dominated last…

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Twelve hurt in Beduin clash with police in Negev village

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 November 1987 · page 6

LAGIYA. -- A dozen people including three police officers were injured last week, and six young women were arrested, as Border…

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Euthanasia plea heard by court Wife wants doctors to let husband die

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 November 1987 · page 1

The High Court of Justice has ordered doctors and health officials to show cause by this week why they are refusing to allow a man who is in…

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Confessions of a Part Ii Splatter Girl Murder in SUBURBIA Penelope Spheeris couldn't have done better if she'd put a baby in a blender, reckons Shelley Kay

Filmnews · Tuesday 1 December 1987 · page 20

"The Oedipus complex cannot run indefinitely in forms of society that are more and more losing the sense of tragedy." Jacques La[?]n…

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Double murder in Jerusalem supermarket robbery

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 December 1987 · page 2

The double-murder at a supermarket in downtown Jerusalem on Wednesday night most probably began as a robbery that somehow went…

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C’est La Rumeur Qui Court, Qui Court

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 December 1987 · page 2

PARIS d'abord qiT'un léger murmure, un petit vent rasant terre qui, doucement, s'enfle, s'enfle, en grandissant". voici que "LA RUMEUR" est née. Elle se développe,…

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Supreme Court blocks transplant

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 December 1987 · page 7

The Supreme Court last week upheld an appeal by the attorney-general against a lower court ruling which would have authorized the…

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MR threatens court action on ‘secret’ war crimes papers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 December 1987 · page 1

CANBERRA: Federal MP Philip Ruddock is threatening court action if the Federal Government refuses to reveal the terms of an agreement by the Soviet Union to provide evidence for Holocaust war crimes…

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IDF probes allegations of vandalism by Border Police Youth terror led to Balata clampdown

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 December 1987 · page 3

ONE OF the worst trouble spots in the areas has been the Balata refugee camp, near Nablus, where a wave of violence led to a tough…

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