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Householder's claims questioned as corruption testimony ends

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Larry Householder, 63, and Matt Borges, 50, have been charged with conspiracy to participate in a racketeering enterprise involving bribery and money laundering. Federal prosecutors allege Householder controlled a scheme, secretly funded by FirstEnergy, to elect allies, win the speakership, pass a $1 billion nuclear plant bailout and run a dirty tricks campaign. Borges is accused of offering a bribe for inside information on that campaign. Both have pleaded not guilty and maintain their innocence.

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Householder's claims questioned as corruption testimony ends

Prosecutors have used the former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder’s own speeches, photographs and conversations against him as they seek to unravel the Republican’s denials of key elements of the

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Householder's claims questioned as corruption testimony ends

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Householder's claims questioned as corruption testimony ends

By JULIE CARR SMYTH Associated Press CINCINNATI (AP) — Prosecutors have used the former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder’s own speeches, photographs and conversations against him as they seek to unravel the Republican’s denials of key elements of the secretly funded $60 million racketeering scheme they allege he carried out on behalf of FirstEnergy Corp. Householder and co-defendant Matt Borges rested their cases in the pair’s corruption tri…

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Householder's claims questioned as corruption testimony ends

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Householder’s claims questioned as corruption testimony ends

CINCINNATI (AP) — Government prosecutors used former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder ‘s own speeches, photographs and conversations against him on Thursday, as they sought to unravel the Republican’s denials of key elements of the secretly funded $60 million racketeering scheme that they allege he carried out on behalf of Akron-based FirstEnergy Corp. Both Householder and co-defendant Matt Borges rested their cases in the pair’s corruption …

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