TOLEDO -- People who deal in rare coins took the witness stand Tuesday to talk about their business dealings with Tom Noe, on trial for allegedly embezzling $2 million from the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation.

Tom Noe has pleaded not guilty to theft, forgery, money laundering and racketeering charges related to an ill-fated state coin investment. In court today, the prosecutors said it could take as many as 4 weeks to present their side of the case.

They were Lucas County's power pair. The president called them by their first names. They enjoyed the trappings of wealth. Then Tom Noe got in trouble with the law, and everything changed.

TOLEDO -- The trial of former coin dealer and Republican fund raiser Tom Noe hit the five-day mark Friday. Noe's former bookkeeper, Tom Peters, took the witness stand. He said as soon as the state gave Noe $25 million to invest, Noe paid off a bank debt and put money into his business.

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Tom Noe has pleaded not guilty to theft, forgery, money laundering and racketeering charges related to an ill-fated state coin investment. In court today, the prosecutors said it could take as many as 4 weeks to present their side of the case.

They were Lucas County's power pair. The president called them by their first names. They enjoyed the trappings of wealth. Then Tom Noe got in trouble with the law, and everything changed.

TOLEDO -- The trial of former coin dealer and Republican fund raiser Tom Noe hit the five-day mark Friday. Noe's former bookkeeper, Tom Peters, took the witness stand. He said as soon as the state gave Noe $25 million to invest, Noe paid off a bank debt and put money into his business.

TOLEDO -- People who deal in rare coins took the witness stand Tuesday to talk about their business dealings with Tom Noe, on trial for allegedly embezzling $2 million from the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation.

Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville will present Dance in Concert 2006 at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 8 to 11 and 2 p.m. Nov. 12 in the Dunham Hall Theatre stage.