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Jefferson City man indicted in $27.1 million bank fraud scheme - Vimarsana News

Jefferson City man indicted in $27.1 million bank fraud scheme

A Jefferson City man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for a fraud scheme of more than $27.1 million that included more than $12.4 million in Paycheck Protection Plan loans for four businesses, as well as a fraudulent loan for a development in Indiana.

Jefferson City man indicted in $27.1 million fraud scheme - Vimarsana News

Jefferson City man indicted in $27.1 million fraud scheme

Tod Ray Keilholz was charged in a 52-count indictment, which was made public Thursday after he was arrested without incident at his home.

Source: komu.com
STUDIES, EXAMS, STRIKES & TERRORISM IN THE UK - Vimarsana News

STUDIES, EXAMS, STRIKES & TERRORISM IN THE UK

CONFESSIONS OF A GLOBAL GYPSY By Dr. Chandana (Chandi) Jayawardena DPhil President – Chandi J. Associates Inc. Consulting, Canada Founder & Administrator – Global Hospitality Forum chandij@sympatico.ca Study Strategies “Read these eight books on Hotel Management Accounting and Corporate Finance, cover to cover.” Professor Richard Kotas gave this direction to the graduate students in the […]

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East Allen County Schools plans safety training - Vimarsana News

East Allen County Schools plans safety training

The East Allen County Schools board didn’t debate the value Tuesday of spending $7,500 on safety training next week.