Guminas face federal charges over Lorain projects
Carl Gumina, 71, and his son Frank, 45, are charged with major fraud against the United States, defrauding HUD and making false statements to Lorain National Bank. They allegedly misused more than $500000 in federally funded loans from three Gumma Construction projects in Lorain from the mid 1980s to early 1990s. If convicted, they could face up to 42 years in prison and fines up to $2.25 million each. They will appear before a U S magistrate soon. defense says they will contest the charges.
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Blair Eyes Jan Decision on Endorsing Vasi
Elyria Ohio report notes county Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi backed Betty Blair last year. Blair said she will wait until January 19 to endorse a candidate for Vasi’s Board of Commissioners seat, signaling possible opposition. Blair had contributed $114 to…
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Man Keeps 10-Foot Python After Move To Avoid Law
John Fagan in Glenshaw keeps his albino Burmese python named Apple Python Gra ham Cracker Crust at a friend's house in Shaler Township after officials ruled the snake exceeds local length limits. The 10 foot long pet, four feet longer than allowed, prompted the relocation following an appeal rejection.
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Clinton weighs visit to Sarajevo amid Bosnia troop debate
Washington reports the Pentagon mobilized 3,800 reservists for training ahead of possible Bosnia deployment before Christmas as President Clinton weighs a trip to Sarajevo to show U.S. commitment to the peace process. House Speaker Gingrich says the chamber will consider a new Bosnia resolution amid strong troop support and questions about policy.
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Elyria delays revolving loan plan over emergency vote
Elyria City Council, after heated talks, backs a resolution to create a revolving loan fund but postpones disbursing any funds. Mayor Keys says a $100,000 loan to a business is a dead deal, while Councilman Rothgery urges building the program before courting specific loans.
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