Church official admits to off the books loan
In Cleveland, Rev. John Wright, former top financial and legal officer of the Catholic Diocese, testified he arranged a $60,000 off the books loan to his secretary in the mid-1990s with an 8 percent rate, approved by Bishop Anthony Pilla. The loan was later moved to the Catholic Cemeteries Association as Wright faced questions about secret church finances.
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Rescuers revive boy after near drowning in pond
A missing 2-year-old boy found face down in a neighborhood pond was revived by a firefighter, a respiratory technician, and the man who located him. Tim Kraynik heard the mother’s screams and carried the child to a neighbor’s home, where Parma firefighter Brian Flanagan worked to save him.
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Task force eyes tearing down abandoned Ohio homes
The Ohio Foreclosure Prevention Task Force urges cities to weigh demolishing vacant houses in foreclosure prone neighborhoods and to use 50 million dollars in planning funds to aid redevelopment. The group, created by Gov. Ted Strickland, also backs lenders offering fixed rates or delaying rate hikes, and cites Ohio's foreclosure rate as among the nation's highest.
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Ohio Department of Commerce
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