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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1978

Page

5

Page faces up to eight years for mail fraud tax false return

Former Montgomery County Commissioner Oscar Page, 47, who resigned September 26, pled guilty to mail fraud and filing a false income tax return. He admitted withholding license fees as deputy registrar in 1973 and 1974 and collecting about $94,888 in interest and fees. The plea covers cooperation with prosecutors and perjury if later lies under oath, with release on recognizance not objected.

Cincinnati Montgom Oscar Page Page U.S Orry Carl Rubin Justice Department Ily Pleasudes

Formation of Diamonds and Local Care Tips

The article explains that diamonds form from carbon under extreme heat and pressure deep in the earth and are brought near the surface by lava then weathered into alluvial deposits carried by rivers. It notes rare occurrence, the pipe versus alluvial origin, and invites readers to visit for free cleaning at 124 City Center Mart and Middletown Shopping Center.

City Center Mart Middletown

Ex-union leader Williams jailed on embezzlement charges

Former Youngstown union president Philip Williams received one year in jail and five years probation after pleading guilty to embezzling more than 170000 dollars from the Associate Trades and Crafts National Union. He faced tax violations and civil damages actions remain pursued by the Labor Department. The union once had about 2500 members, dwindling to about 100 at indictment.

Cleveland Youngstown Philip Williams Williams Associate Trades and Crafts National Union General Fund Pension, Welfare and Benefits U.S William K. Thomas Robert del Grosso Justice Department Labor Department

Carlisle recruiting firemen for new station and rescue unit

Carlisle Fire Department seeks firefighters, with at least 10 positions open. Captain B J Carpenter says a second fire station is being built at Keays and Martz Paulin roads and needs sufficient personnel to staff both. Late afternoon availability is especially needed, and recruits may train as emergency medical technicians for the rescue unit. Applications are at Town Hall, with training sessions at the firehouse 7 p m on the third Monday monthly and 1 p m on Sundays that are the fifth Sunday. sessions are open to interested applicants.

Carlisle B.J. Carpenter Keays Martz- Paulin Carpenter

Graham seeks to preach in all Communist nations

In Warsaw, Billy Graham, during a 10 day Polish crusade, says discussions may lead to visits in all Communist countries. He notes past visits to Yugoslavia and Hungary and mentions preaching in four Catholic churches in Poland while avoiding specifics on the Soviet Union.

Warsaw Poland Billy Graham Graham Yugoslavia Hungary Soviet Union

Franklin Library Faces Revenue Shortfall in Warren County Cuts

Franklin Public Library trustees face tight finances after Warren County cuts the intangibles tax allocation from 90 000 to 72 000 a drop to 21 percent of county totals. Trustees consider a local tax levy next year, and demolition and parking lot work on the library site proceed. Internal and community analyses, renewed voter registration duties, regional library cooperative ties, and CPR and story hour enrollments are noted alongside roof repairs and planned community studies.

Franklin Franklin Public Library Warren County — Commission Barbara Bruno Justees Warren County Board of Elections

Australian rocker Johnny O'Keefe dies at 43

Sydney AP reports Johnny O'Keefe pioneer of Australian rock n roll, described as Australia's Bill Haley or Elvis Presley, died Friday night of a heart attack at age 43.

Sydney Australia Johnny O'Keefe Bill Haley Elvis Presley

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