Ohio unclaimed funds total about 100 million dollars
The Ohio Department of Commerce says 1.8 million accounts hold unclaimed money from old bank accounts checks deposits and more. The division returns funds to rightful owners including large sums and even Mother Teresa and Phil Donahue have benefited from abatements over the years.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio Department of Commerce Division
Commerce Department
Ohio
Aber
Ms. Aber
Mother Teresa
Phil Donahue
$1.5 Million in Unclaimed Funds Tied to Lorain County
The Chronicle Telegram reports $1.5 million in unclaimed funds for Lorain County from the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds. There are 17,636 unclaimed accounts, with five top holders listed: Nancy Bozievich, Florence Keck, Franklin McRoberts, Sell Inc., and Meriba Wollcot.
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Lorain County
Janet Peoples
Ohio Department of Commerce
Peoples
Nancy Bozievich
Florence Keck
Franklin McRoberts
Sell Inc
Meriba Wollcot
Lorain County Farmland Faces Selloff as Farms Decline
Corwin Burrer Jr and four generations of farming on 300 acres near Lorain County Regional Airport face an uncertain future as markets and prices push farmers to sell. Burrer says production costs around $2.60 per bushel for corn outpace returns, while subdivision growth and suburban draws erode what was once vast farmland. County data show farming shrinking from 1,110 to 970 farms over five years, with total acreage dropping from 153,000 to about 144,000.
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Corwin Burrer Jr
Qberlin Road
Lorain County
Burrer
Sewers: Boon to development or bane to rural peace
Paul Williams and family plan a dream home along Austin Road in southwest Lorain County, moving from Lorain. Sewers promise relief from crime and traffic while sewer bills loom as a potential limit on southern Lorain County growth and development.
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Paul Williams
Austin Road
Lorain County
Lorain
Williams
Reinforcements sent to U S embassy in Haiti
President Clinton ordered 30 additional Marines to the U S embassy in Port au Prince as U N sanctioned naval quarantine begins. Six ships station offshore to enforce oil arms and equipment bans while an infantry company remains on standby at Guantanamo Bay. Congressional reactions split on invasion, with Lugar opposing and Kerry supporting the sanctions backed by naval pressure.
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Clinton
Haiti
United States
White House
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Congress
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
CNN
John Kerry
D-Mass
Mark Gearan
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