Lies And Dirty Tricks At Centenarian’s Birthday Party Reminiscent Of The “Four Lies In One Sentence” Furey Fiasco Of Last December 

Dover Township: Township Committeeman “Doctor” John Furey, Democratic candidate for Mayor and owner of the worst attendance record on the township committee, has now reiterated his intention to lie about important issues - and less important ones, too - when he thinks no one is looking.

Last December 6th, OCP reported that Furey became so overwhelmed with himself that he blurted out four separate and distinct inaccuracies in a single compound sentence.

Four Lies In One Sentence

The four lies in one sentence were connected to the Democrat plan to dissolve the Dover Municipal Utilities Authority and turn the authority’s assets over to the township committee so the authority’s reserves could be used to subsidize the township’s bloated expense budget.

Details on the four lies can be found in our article published December 6, 2002 which the gentle reader can access with the Click-To device at the conclusion of this article.

Furey Is Still At It

Furey is still at it; he surfaced at a centenarian’s birthday in the senior citizen complex on Highland Parkway two weeks ago, where he was asked by an elderly relative of one of the DMUA employees why he was threatening to dissolve the DMUA, when the agency has such a good record.

Furey’s answer was revealing: the DMUA employees would be better off working for the township because the township would pay higher salaries, bigger pensions and more expensive benefits if the DMUA employees were working for the township.

Dissolution Program Would Add To The Cost Of Doing Business:
Raise Both Taxes And Sewer Rates

Furey’s answer was either untrue or a frank acknowledgement that his proposed dissolution program would add to the cost of providing sewer service - not reduce it.

It would also be inevitable that the DMUA takeover planned by Furey and fellow Democrat committeeman Richard Larsen would lead to a huge sewer rate increase and a big tax increase as soon as the two of them finish squandering vital reserves and playing Santa Claus with ratepayers’ and taxpayers’ money.

Ironically, the person who gave Furey the birthday party platform was none other than Beachwood Council chameleon Robert DiBella, who changed parties three times within the last eleven months.

Cheap Shot: DiBella Says Mayor Russo Was Invited,
But The Record Shows Otherwise

In a cheap shot if there ever was one, DiBella, sucking up to Furey and trying to be a Democrat again, told guests at the 100th birthday party that Mayor John Russo was invited, but refused to attend.

A quick check with town hall showed DiBella was making up stories again, since Mayor Russo wasn’t even aware of the party, and there was no record at the mayor’s office of any invitation having been received.

DiBella’s wacky tendency to make up stories came to a head recently when he surfaced with a cornucopia of wild allegations that he was so unsure of that he sent them to the state attorney general instead of calling the police or hailing the prosecutor.

Captain Renault Is "Shocked"

Captain Renault, hearing of the most recent inexactitudes on the part of Furey and DiBella on the short wave in Rick’s Cafe, declared he was “shocked” that Dover Politicians were lying again.

OCP’s recent article on DiBella, the scourge of Beachwood, and Attorney General Peter C. Harvey, boxing devotee, can be found by using the Click-To device at the conclusion of this article.

Get the facts on Furey’s and DiBella’s abysmal tendency to distort the facts by Clicking Here for Furey’s Four Lies in One Sentence, and Clicking Here for DiBella and Attorney General Harvey.

Learn more about Furey’s near-neurotic desire to be a member of OCPolitics Top Ten Worst Public Officials List as time marches on. (for 7/15/03)

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