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How can anyone NOT KNOW about Max Schauf…?

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We heard someone coming out of one of our vendor locations this afternoon exclaiming over the front-page story about former Bridgeport may0r Max Schauf being convicted on the federal level in his Mail Fraud/Obstruction case….and we thought: are there really people who DON’T KNOW that Max is now a federal convict?

Apparently, there are.

So now, you have the opportunity to read the lead to the story here, then click the link at the end which will take you straight to our e-Edition, and depending on whether you have an online membership…or you can click here to see which vendors in your area carry the print version, as everyone is all stocked up as of today (05.14.13) and you can go out and get a copy!

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U.S. DIST. COURT, BENTON/BRIDGEPORT—More than a decade of corruption in the small Lawrence County town of Bridgeport came to an end Wednesday morning, May 8, 2013, when their sitting mayor, Max Schauf, entered a plea to all four counts on which he was indicted last November.

Schauf, 56, the foul-tempered, greedy little banty rooster of a man who used his position as mayor in Bridgeport to enrich himself and/or his children (and which he continues to do the latter, even now), is now a convicted felon, but as of press time, had not been removed from his office of mayor even after his federal conviction.

Instead, new mayor Brad Purcell was installed in the office (again as of press time, which was May 13) on Tuesday, May 14, at the regular monthly meeting of the Bridgeport city council.

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Click here for the rest of the article, or here to see where you can pick up your copy…and remember…if you think you know this story, think again, because there’s a LOT MORE we’ve uncovered and placed in this story than what you’ve heard up til now, including Max involving others in his “scheme.”


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