Chester Township man gets four years for tax evasion
Cole Y. Gittman 48 of Green Street Philadelphia was sentenced to four years in prison and a $10,000 fine plus costs for four counts tax evasion four counts failure to file and three counts filing fraudulent W-4 forms. Judge Weiner gave 120 days to pay back taxes and penalties totaling about $14,658 as possible leniency. The defendant a Boeing Vertol machinist faced prosecutors who alleged premeditated evasion and threats against IRS agents.
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Daily Times
Philadelphia
Chester Township
Cole Y. Gittman
Green Street
U.S
Charles R. Weiner
Guttman
Committee For Constitutional Taxation
Federal Grand Jury
Weiner
Gutman
Gittman
IRS
Gene Harris
Al ODonnell to retire after 48 years in state service
Al O'Donnell will retire Wednesday after 32 years as Chester Office manager, totaling 48 years of state employment. He began as a junior clerk in 1937 and helped thousands with unemployment issues while earning multiple awards and leading veteran and civic projects.
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Daily Times
Chester
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al’ T. O’donnell
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PSES
O'Donnell
Harrisburg
Thornbury
Joanne
Philadelphia
Delaware
Chester Counties
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Alfred Stevenson
Chester Veterans Council
Delaware County Vocational-Technical School Advisory
Gunman gets 10 year sentence for two armed holdups
Norman Bond 43 of Philadelphia pleaded guilty to two robberies including an $80,000 theft from a Ridley Park couple. Victims testified they endure a life of terror, and Bond was a key Commonwealth witness in related trials. Judge Surrick imposed consecutive 5 to 10 year terms, totaling 10 to 20 years.
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Daily Times
Norman Bond
Philadelphia
Ridley Park
Bond
Commonwealth
Sam Nucho
Ments
Nucho
Speares
Lester
Gu 3
Joel Goldstein
R. Barclary Surrick
Church dispute at First African Mission in Darby Township reaches court
In media courthouse, a settlement seeks to end conflict at the First African Church. Pastor Frederick S. Sieasnant may resign by August 24. church officials dispute ouster votes and by law compliance. Payment of 200 dollars weekly and car expenses extend until resignation or new pastor is found. A church-wide vote on July 2 will ratify the agreement.
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Joe Hart
Daily Times
Darby Township
Yester
Lynch
Frederick S. Sieasnant Aioe Chuck
Randolph
Eldridge
Two arrested after traffic stop for DUI and drugs
Marcus Hook officials say Grover T J was stopped in Lower Chichester at about 1 a.m. and charged with DUI after a large amount of PCP was found in the front seat. Campbell and Joseph Elliot of Linwood were charged with drug conspiracy and DUI. Both arraigned before District Justice Paul Ewaka and jailed in Delaware County Prison in lieu of 10 percent of a $25,000 bail.
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Grover T.J
Lower Chichester
Pelice Campbell
Joseph Elliot
Summit Avenue
Linwood
Campbell
Paul Ewaka
Delaware County
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