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The Sydney Morning Herald, Saturduy, July 24, 1982 Page 7 For Sale by Tender '50 lovers' case: husband gets bond resolved and time has had a CITY OF SYDNEY chance- to remove suinc of your anger and Bitterness. During the trial, the Crown Prosecutor. Mr W. Gregory, OC. Commercial Office Parking 56-58 YORK STREET told the court that the bullet fired by Dehen had entered his wife's head just above her nose, travelled around inside her skull and come to rest at the rear of her head.

He said that Mis Dchen had proposed to treat that time as if it were a non-parole period which had already been served. During Dehen's trial, evidence was given by police who had been called to Dehen's home that they had heard a shot inside and had broken through the front door. Dchen had been found inside holding a rifle which he had allegedly pointed towards a police officer. Seargant Roger Bergamin, of Cabramatta said he had drawn his service revolver and told Dehcn: "Drop the gun or I'll shoot." Dehen had then culled, "Yes, yes" and dropped the rifle to the floor. Giving evidence in his own defence from the witness box, Dchen said: "My wife, she have love affair with maybe 50 boys, maybe more, maybe less." Releasing Dehen on a $5,000, three-year good behaviour bond yesterday, Justice Lee warned him "If you break the bund 1 will impose a jail sentence for this offence." He also told Dchen "You believed your wife had been unfaithful to you on many occasions, and although the last occasion was over a year beforehand, the matter of her infidelity was foremost in your mind and no doubt played a large part in inflaming your mind.

Justice Lee said that Dchen had been a good worker, had led a responsible life and had never been in trouble with the law beforehand. "I must release you so that you may return to your job and be a useful member of the community," said the judge. "1 think it is of paramount importance that you be under the supervision of the Carole Board until mailers between you and your wife are more permanently A man convicted of shooting his wife who, he said, had had perhaps 50 lovers, was released on a good bchuviour bond by a Supreme Court judge yesterday. Abdu Rahman Dehen, 42. a Qanlas employee, of Fairview Road, Canley Vale, was found guilty of maliciously wounding his wife Imgn at Canley Vale on November 23.

Justice Lee said that because Dchen had already spent eight months in jail awaiting trial, he been taken to Westmead Hospital where she hau remained lor two weeks before being released. Mr Gregory said that fragments of the .22 calibre bullet were still Indued in the base of Mrs Dehen's skull. 3250 sq. metres (35,000 sq.ft.) NLA Fully air-conditioned Basement parking 16 cars (self-parking) Excellent mid-city location Impressive ground floor showroom Suit owneroccupier or investor Vacant Possession (February 1983) Enquiries: P.B. Whitaker City Sales Department 175 Pitt Street, Svdney (02) 231 0022 ext 314 Tribunal says man sees himself as invalid The Administrative Appeals Tribunal dismissed yesterday an appeal by a man against a refusal to continue his invalid pension after finding he had "developed an image of himself as an invalid." The man, Mr Panaciolis Baltas.

43, of Reservoir, Melbourne, had been granted an invalid pension in May, 1980, after a doctor concluded he was at least 85 per cent permanently incapacitated for work. The invalid pension was cancelled from January, 1981, after Department of Social Security field officers had seen Mr Baltas serving customers in a fish and chip shop registered in his wife's name. The tribunal said Mr Baltas came to Australia from Greece in 1966. In 1976 he injured his back at work when lifting a barrel and snent four months in hospital. He ultimately received $8,000 worker's compensation.

Mr Balias said he had not been In paid employment since injuring his back. According to the tribunal. Mr Baltas's anxiety to retain his pension had led him to exaggerate his complaints. On an assessment of the medical Children finally win the battle of Bidwill TENDERS CLOSE 5 p.m. 25th AUGUST, 1982 f4 st 3 zr 'Mir evidence the physical impairment suffered by Mr Baltas would not seriously incapacitate him from work, except for work involving heavy manual labour, the tribunal said.

But the psychiatric evidence showed that he had developed an image of himself as an invalid. fc ACTU to consider new wage talks By KEITH MARTIN, Industrial Editor The ACTU will consider culling a special union conference, possiblv in September, to plan a new wage campaign. Its wages campaign committee, meeting in Melbourne on Thursday, decided to suggest the conference to the next ACTU executive meeting, which begins on August 16. The campaign committee, comprising ACTU officers and representatives of its State branches (Trades and Labour Councils) also recommended to the executive that the ACTU should continue the present campaign to bring all wage-earners to the metal industry standard (a rise of about $39 at tradesman level). Most unions have by now achieved substantial wage increases although some have not received the mid-term adjustment of $14.

On the question of the next wage round, the committee said that after examining all the options it believed the ACTU should: Give priority to maintaining real wages through cost-of-living adjustments. Co-ordinate key unions in pursuit of this objective, with collective support from other unions. The proposed special unions conference will decide the best way to implement this strategy. In effect, the wages campaign committee, which is an advisory body only, has come down against the option of mounting another national wage case, following the failure of the last one in May, But it believes there should be more co-ordination of wage claims than exists under the present "case by case" approach and more collective support meaning financial backing and even industrial action by unions not directly involved in claims. 'Our conclusion from the medi 1 INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGER NEG.

CAR Our client, a well-known and profitable subsidiary of a multi-national company, produces a wide range of specialised consumer goods in a sophisticated and extensive manufacturing, administrativeand distribution facility located in the WESTERN SUBURBS The person we are seeking will report to the General Manager, assist in the formulation of information systems and data processing policy, and assume responsibility for the development, organisation and control of a data processing department consisting of eight personnel operating in an IBM SYSTEMS 34 and 38 environment. The company possesses a fairly well integrated, computerised management information system which incorporates all aspects of its financial, production, procurement, distribution and personnel functions. The position will appeal to someone who, in addition to possessing the appropriate technical skills, qualifications and experience, will be a competent manager well able to control and motivate a team of technical specialists and operate as a committed member of the corporate management team. Age 28-38 as a guide. An excellent salary in the range of is offered plus a fully maintained company car, superannuation after a qualifying period and benefits.

Written applications, in confidence, quoting ref. no. 1409S to Robin cal evidence is that the applicant has developed a morbid preoccupation with his own state of health, which has been contributed to by his considerable history of operative and medical treatment during the past 10 years. Ve would not dismiss his com Cheering schoolchildren and placard-waving demonstrators surround the Premier, Mr Wran, on his walk through Blackelt yesterday. plaints of pain as completely untrue, but neither do we accept that his condition is as serious as he would have us believe," the tribunal said.

"It would, we think, be a strange result, having regard to the scheme of the Act. if a person who was unable to qualify for unemployment benefit because of the extent of his involvement in the running of a family business, could nevertheless qualify for an invalid By RICHARD MACEY Teachers jeered and children cheered when Neville Wran went west yesterday, bringing good news for Bidwill the suburb where bored youngsters were brawling in the national spotlight nine months ago. The Premier went to announce plans for a youth centre in Mackel-lar Koad. Hlackett. It will be built a few hundred melres from the scene of the ugly Bidwill fighting which shocked the Stale Government into doing something about the void in youth facilities in this outer western area.

But several children carried signs saying "We Will All Cheer When The Youth Cenire's Here." and others simply said "Welcome Mr Wran." "I am disappointed to see school teachers, who have a responsibility to children, getting children to hold up placards made by school teachers." Mr Wran said. Spotting the more friendly placards he said: "It's great to be amongst people you like." During the ceremony, teachers criticised the Government for failing to provide sullicicnt security to protect Mount Druilt schools from vandalism, and protested against stall cuts. Last October, dozens of school students brawled in the streets, watched by more than 1,000 others. Yesterday, the children took to the streets again to see the Premier and cheer. Mr Wran (above) walked through Blacken lo a mixed reception flanked by about 200 happy children, and 75 parents, teachers and ancillary school staff protesting against cost-cutting in schools.

As he spoke, the adults and some children waved placards reading "Token Gestures Don't Fool Us." "Are You Going To Help The Kids." and "Students At Plumpton High Need Careers Teachers." However, manv children criticised their teachers for the protests. "Mr Wran has come to see the not the teachers." said Sharon Lee. 13, of Bidwill. "The teachers think they are just it, but it's our day." Two 14-year-old boys, John Praey and Mark Mariconte, agreed. "We have been wailing for so long for this youth centre.

We don't have anything to do out here and we are bored." they said. Youth centres at Blacked. Emer-lon and Shalvey are to be built in a joint SI. 5 million program by the State Government and Black-town Council. All are expected to be open by April.

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Hall and members Mr W. B. Tickle and Dr H. W. Garlick.

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