Rich Jailed for Theft from Clients in Bridgeport Case
Leonard Rich a former Bridgeport representative, was sentenced by Judge Doug Wright to five years probation after pleading to nine complaints of misusing client funds from a real estate transaction. Rich faced potential prison time but received probation for five years with restitution efforts emphasized. The case stemmed from a sale of Steve and Mrs. Farkas’s Stratford home and subsequent trust fund shortages.
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New Milford Man Recommends Purchase of Winsted Paper
Directors of Citizen Printing Co. recommend stockholders accept John W. Nash’s offer to buy the Winsted Evening Citizen. Theodore Vaill says staffing won’t change. Vaill would stay with the paper under the proposed sale to Nash. The article notes Nash is from New Milford and the sale involves Citizen Printing Co.
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Jail Term Suspended For Worker In Theft
Bridgeport police say Draper pleaded guilty to receiving goods after stealing items from the Internenone Harvester company where he worked on Nichols street. He received a three month suspended jail term and was arrested on Lextoner day.
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Draper
Nichols Street
Bridgeport
Internenone Harvester Company
Mao spread featured in Chinese Communist paper
Izvestia reported the Soviet government newspaper carried two photographs of Chairman Mao Zedong as part of a wider display.
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