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Dennis Kucinich upset at Obama administration for excluding Ohio from $1.5 billion foreclosure program

By Moe Bedard

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Rep. Dennis Kucinich and other members of Congress from Ohio on Thursday called the Obama administration on the carpet for excluding Ohio from a new $1.5 billion program to fight mortgage foreclosures. The program announced last week will redirect money from the bank bailout to state housing agencies in California, Nevada, Florida, Arizona and Michigan. Ohio [...]

Full post as published by Loan Modification & Home Loan News on February 26, 2010 (boomark / email).

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