Ex-Ohio official pleads guilty in graft case tied to coin fund
Terrence Gasper, former chief financial officer of the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, pleaded guilty to racketeering in federal court and to money laundering in state court. He admitted accepting $25,000 bribes tied to a proposed $25 million investment with coin dealer Tom Noe, a GOP donor, and aided boosting Noe’s role in the fund amid a broader scandal and investigations.
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Cleanup delays push back Mound site redevelopment plans
Delays in cleaning radioactive and hazardous waste at the 306 acre Mound site near Miamisburg hinder the Mound Advanced Technology Center project and local business growth. Officials say completion won’t occur until September, with cleanup costs rising to at least 903 million dollars.
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Death row inmate likely won't appeal after grim admission
Darrell Ferguson said at trial he enjoyed killing his Dayton victims and would do it again. The Ohio Supreme Court refused to reconsider its ruling affirming his conviction for the 2001 stabbing deaths of Thomas King and Arlie and Mae Fugate, with execution slated for Aug. 8.
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