Rep. Turner will retain a Washington, D.C. residence and Lori Turner will retain their Centerville house. Neither will pay spousal support and they will share responsibility for their daughters’ college educations.
The settlement agreement stipulates that “due to the public nature of this case” neither of them will talk to the press about the case. On Wednesday Rep. Turner declined comment through his spokesman, Tom Crosson, and Lori Turner could not be reached.
Late last year Rep. Turner’s office issued a press release saying the two had separated and that he would be moving to a Performance Place condo in the Schuster Center in downtown Dayton. Rep. Turner, who was mayor of Dayton prior to being elected to Congress in 2002, rents the condo, Crosson said.
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