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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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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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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