The key figure in the rare-coin investment scandal that cost the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation an estimated $13.7 million was sentenced today to 18 years in prison on state charges.
Tom Noe's sentence will be served after he finishes serving a 27-month federal term imposed in September for illegally laundering more than $45,000 destined for President Bush's re-election campaign in 2004.
Judge Thomas Osowik of Lucas County Court also fined Mr. Noe $213,000 and ordered him to pay both the cost of prosecution, estimated at nearly $3 million, and restitution for the money missing from the Workers' Compensation Bureau's rare-coin fund investment.
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