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Come for a trip down memory lane with us and learn about the iconic history of Havelock House...
1951: Havelock House was first opened as a hostel to accommodate public servants.
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1951: Havelock House was first opened as a hostel to accommodate public servants.
#FlashbackFridays #HavelockHistory @ABarrMLA
1982: The @AusFedPolice moved into a small section of Havelock House and set up offices.
1983: The first Hawke Ministry handed over full control and use of the building to the AFP despite intense lobbying by various welfare groups.
1. For your Extremist #FridayFlashback, I'd like to share a totally-forgotten incident from September 1999 involving a militia shootout in West Virginia--one of uncounted such episodes involving right-wing extremism over the past 25 years that got very little media attention.
2. A team of fed/state/law enforcement officers were looking for illicit marijuana grows in Lincoln County, West Virginia, when they ran into two brothers who were indeed growing pot out in the woods--but who were also anti-government extremists, part of the militia movement.
3. Investigating an illegal camp on gas company property, the officers ran into Bobby Wayne Hager riding an ATF. Hager tried to pull a gun on the officers but they restrained him--but not before he shouted a warning to his nearby brother. The brother, Everett Hager, opened fire
