02/18/2009
from the Kennebec Journal
Many students absent, but most not due to H1N1
Massacre could have been much worse
Nation's jobless rate reaches 10 percent
Attack 'outrageous,' says Augusta soldier stationed at Fort Hood
Old Man Winter: He's still got it
AUGUSTA Up the rails
Mace seeks repeat
Bobcats see similar team in title game
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'The luckiest man in the world just left us'
Officials: Swine flu a small part of school absences
Veteran: Military 'gives you strength'
AFTER THE VOTE How to dispense pot to patients?
SUSPECT FOUND IN CLOSET
NEWPORT Police recover two firearms
State cross country titles up for grabs
H.S. GIRLS SOCCER Raiders try to crack West's title reign
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Constance A. Wilkins, 64, is facing the charges in connection with bookkeeping she did for the Republican Party from March 25, 2005 to Sept. 1, 2008.
Wilkins, of Embden, was working for a Waterville accounting firm at the time, handling the GOP books.
A Kennebec County grand jury indicted Wilkins earlier this month. She posted $1,500 cash bail.
Party treasurer Phil Roy and executive director Julie O'Brien discovered the unauthorized expenditures, the party said in a statement released earlier this month.
Wilkins allegedly took small amounts of money over the 31/2-year period. She worked for the accounting firm Nicholson & Associates P.A., in Waterville.
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