Fraud case alleges false loan docs for stolen vehicles
Federal indictment details a scam involving false tax return documents and stolen cars. Vehicles cited include a 1997 Ford F 150 a 1998 Chevrolet 228 a 1999 Chevrolet pickup and two 1999 Chevrolet Corvettes. Nora and Tommy Sherlock allegedly reported a Corvette theft prompting a $2 197 insurance payout. Each defendant faces up to 250 000 fines five years in prison and three years of supervised release.
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Ruschky
Nora A. Sherlock
Tommy J. Sherlock
Memphis
Tenn
Catawba Insurance Co
Maurices Blogger Boosts Sauce Biz Online Amid Backlash
Maurice Bessinger promotes an Internet initiative to link his site to partner pages and drive sales of his barbecue sauce. He offers 10 percent of online sales to affiliate webmasters as his grocery store losses rose after major chains pulled his products over controversial literature. He reports a 98 percent drop in wholesale revenue and 5 percent decline in overall sales, with staff reductions and a reduced operation.
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Maurice Bessinger
Rome
Bessinger
West Columbia
Maurice
Piggie Park Restau
South Carolina
Columbia-area
Kroger
Publix
Wal-Mart
Food Lion
Bi-Lo
Harris
Teeter
Exhumation Raises Doubts in York Police Officer's Death
In York Pennsylvania authorities unearthed the grave of Officer Schad amid fresh cordoned sod at his cemetery site. The epitaph honors him as the first on duty fatality in York PD history. His widow said the reburial aims to aid indictments while residents urge justice for the fallen officer. Separately a judge set June hearings for nine suspects in the Allen riot case, consolidating Robertson's appearance with others.
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Schaad
York
Pennsylvania
York Hospital
Steven Croamer
York High School
Codorus Creek
Michelle Bond
York County
Allen
Dreamer aims to start art program for underprivileged kids
Miriam Eckenrode envisions a foundation supplying paints and art supplies to needy children. Park Avenue Paints employee Shirley Madison praises her goal to replace violence with art, hoping God will provide the way to make the project real.
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Chenrode
Shirley Madison
Park Avenue
Eckenrode
Miriam
Madison
Lottery Windfall Divided in Divorce Dispute
A lottery clerk who won $9 million in 1996 saw her marriage end in divorce two years later. The family court, led by Judge Nuessle, equitably split the winnings, calling the proceeds a fortuitous windfall and noting post win spending. The appeals court upheld the division, allowing $447,000 annual payments for 15 years and four final payments of $485,000.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Thomas
Nuessle
Ms. Thomas
Family Court
Lake Thurmond
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