Ohio officials push measures to close liquor tax loopholes
A Columbus meeting of state officials approved steps to curb tax cheating. Liquor permit holders must file affidavits swearing returns are filed and taxes paid with renewals or transfers effective immediately. Agencies will be alerted on tax claims and audits to liquor permit holders.
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Columbus, Ohio
Tax Department
Attorney General
Liquor Department
Attorney General's Office
G Mar. McElroy
Ohio motor vehicle registrations rise in first nine months
Ohio state auditor James A. Rhodes reports nine month vehicle registrations total 4,433,091 with license revenues of 76,758,065 dollars. Current registrations show a 99.1 percent revenue increase, surpassing last year by 685,360 dollars in license income.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Auditor's Office
James A. Rhodes
Fake Army Chaplain Tripped Up
Richard D. Rawlings, 23, posed as an Army Chaplain Corps lieutenant to visit a Marietta minister. After police were alerted, he remained in custody as a possible parole violator, with New Jersey authorities to decide on extradition. He had prior convictions for breaking and entering and attempted larceny.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard D. Rawlings
FBI
Rawlings
Army Chaplain Corps
Marietta
West Virginia
US District Court
Carl A. Weinman
U.S
New Jersey
State Reformatory
Annandale
Probaion
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