3 more charged in Ohio credit union collapse   CLEVELAND (AP) --
A northeast Ohio developer has been indicted for alleging
arranging nearly $17 million in fraudulent loans from a credit
union that collapsed with the loss of $170 million.  The federal
indictment was announced Wednesday in Cleveland against A. Eddy
Zai (zeye) of Pepper Pike, his father-in-law and another
businessman.  Nineteen people have been charged in the widening
investigation into the collapse of the St. Paul Croatian Federal
Credit Union.  Nine people have been convicted or pleaded
guilty. The other cases are pending.  Zai is charged with 34
counts including conspiracy, bank fraud and money laundering.
His attorneys told The Plain Dealer (http://bit.ly/zNLkXq ) the
charges are without merit and say he was a victim of the credit
union's collapse. A message seeking additional comment was left
Thursday for his attorney.   Information from: The Plain Dealer,
http://www.cleveland.com