CLEVELAND -- Cleveland Councilman Jeff Johnson has some advice
for Jimmy Dimora as the former commissioner faces a long prison
term.  That advice is to face reality, take things a day at a
time and try to fit in.  Johnson served nine months of a
15-month sentence in a minimum security federal prison. He was
convicted of shaking down inner city grocers for campaign
contributions when he was a state lawmaker.  "You just become a
number. You don't have a title or an office. Everything is
regimented."  He predicts Dimora's outgoing personality will
help him fit in with other prisoners who are expected to be
white-collar, non-violent offenders in a yet-to-be-decided
minimum security prison.  Johnson was assigned to scrubbing
showers and bathroom fixtures for 19-cents an hour during his
time in prison. He advises Dimora to accept the reality of what
has happened and where he is.  "There are those who never accept
it, I would hope by now he has begun to say, 'Ok, this is
reality.'"  Dimora has been locked up in pris