| Cleveland
Plain Dealer... Sherrod
Brown blasts Republicans for ‘cuts’ -- the same ones President Obama
wanted,
By Stephen Koff, The Plain Dealer - Wednesday, June 22, 2011 -
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown on Wednesday blasted
Republicans in the House of Representatives for passing a bill that
would create “draconian” cuts in aid for local firefighters -- cuts
that effectively are a “punch in the stomach for first responders,” the
Ohio Democrat said. Brown neglected to mention: The House bill would
provide the same amount of money...
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msnbc.com...
As
debt talks break
down, clock ticks toward crisis, By John W.
Schoen
6/24/2011 - Day of reckoning is coming, but nobody can say when - The
breakdown of talks between the White House and congressional
Republicans has intensified worries about the financial bomb known as
the national debt. Without serious budget reforms, that bomb will
almost certainly explode — with widespread collateral damage to the
U.S. economy and the global financial system. But no one can say for
certain just when the bomb will go off. The fuse may be...
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more.
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Columbus
Dispatch... Medicaid
cuts could cost Ohio billions, By Catherine
Candisky
Friday, June 24, 2011 - Republican plan would devastate businesses,
jobs, recent study finds - Deep cuts in federal funding for Medicaid
would not only impact services for the 2 million Ohioans - children,
nursing home residents and people with disabilities - who rely on the
government program for health care. The Republican plan also would cost
Ohio thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in lost business, a
study released yesterday found. “Every federal Medicaid dollar...
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more.
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Cleveland
Plain Dealer... District-shopping
Rep. Dennis Kucinich to visit Seattle again in July
By Sabrina Eaton, The Plain Dealer - Wednesday, June 22, 2011 -
Cleveland Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich, who has discussed running
for Congress in Washington state if his current Ohio district is
eliminated, will make another trip to Seattle on July 9, according to
the Northwest Progressive Institute. He will address the 2011 NWroots
Conference, the group says. Kucinich has said he’s contemplating
running for office in other states because his district will face
significant...
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From newsnet5... State
budget
clears House, heads to governor, By Elizabeth
Misson
6/29/11 - COLUMBUS, Ohio - On Wednesday, the Ohio House passed a nearly
$56 billion two-year state budget bill that contains an overhaul of
Medicaid and a new merit-based pay system for teachers. The bill passed
by a vote of 59-40. The bill had passed the GOP-controlled Senate on a
22-11 vote Tuesday, with just one Republican voting against it...
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Senator Faber’s Weekly Newsletter... Special Budget Edition, Part 2
Yesterday I voted to approve the conference committee report of the new
biennial budget. This budget is a triumph for smarter, leaner
government. I am proud to say that my caucus rejected the
calls
for increased taxes and made the necessary cuts to improve the business
climate of the state while protecting essential funding for education
and health and human services. One of the hallmarks of this...
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Dayton Business Journal... Ohio
bill to help military vets find jobs, by Joe
Cogliano
Friday, June 24, 2011 - All military veterans — not just Ohio residents
— will get a boost on civil service examinations under a new state law
in the works. On Thursday, the Ohio House of Representatives
unanimously passed House Bill 162 that eliminates the requirement that
veterans be a state resident to get a special preference, and boost
some professional licensing and certification rights...
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Columbus
Dispatch... Budget-makers
cobble away, By Jim Siegel
Thursday, June 23, 2011 - Nursing homes gain a bit more funding, but
the Senate president says lawmakers will hold the line on spending -
Nursing homes wanted to get back most of the $427 million in state
cuts, but it appears they will get only about $31 million - and they
will have to earn it - when a new version of the state budget is rolled
out. “They have made a case that they do need additional funding to
maintain the level of care and quality of care we expect them to...
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more.
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Dayton
Daily News... Bill
would
mean fewer days to vote early, By Laura A.
Bischoff
6/28/11 - Senate bill also would shift state’s 2012 presidential
primary from March to May. COLUMBUS — The state Senate made major
reforms to where, when and how Ohio’s 8 million registered voters may
cast ballots and moved the 2012 presidential primary from March to May.
The Senate voted 23-10 along party lines in favor of a plan that
shortens the in-person early voting period from 35 days to 17 days
before Election Day, but eliminates Sundays, Saturday afternoons and
the...
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more.
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Columbus
Dispatch... Multiple
choice for SB 5 vote? By Joe Vardon
Thursday, June 23, 2011 - GOP considering ballot questions on each
provision of contentious law - To break what appears to be strong,
unified opposition to Senate Bill 5, Gov. John Kasich and his allies
might seek to have the umbrella law that would weaken collective
bargaining for public employees divided into multiple ballot questions.
Three sources told The Dispatch yesterday that Kasich administration
officials and other Republicans who support Senate Bill 5 are talking
to the...
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more.
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Dayton
Daily News... Sheriff
says governor’s inaction on immigration reform is costing jobs
By Michael D. Pitman - Wednesday, June 22, 2011 - HAMILTON — Butler
County’s outspoken sheriff says the governor’s inaction on immigration
reform is costing jobs in Ohio. Sheriff Richard K. Jones sent a letter
Wednesday to Gov. John Kasich, stating: “You have been in office for
nearly six months now. I heard you say in a speech that ‘illegal is
illegal’ and ‘what part of that don’t they understand?’” Eight states
have passed or are considering immigration reform laws “to provide...
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Dayton Business Journal... U.S.
Postal Service to suspend pension fund contributions
by DBJ Staff - Wednesday, June 22, 2011 - In a move to preserve its
desperately needed cash, the U.S. Postal Serviceplans to suspend its
contributions for the defined benefit portion of the Federal Employees
Retirement System beginning Friday. The Postal Service said Wednesday
that suspending the bi-weekly payments of about $115 million to FERS
would conserve about $800 million...
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more.
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State Auditor Dave Yost... Cutting
Costs... And An Audit Finds Taxpayers Paid for Boxer Shorts?
We went to the mat this week and saved you a cool million dollars on
the rent for the Auditor’s Office over the next two years. It
seems there’s a surplus of vacant office space in downtown Columbus,
and we were able to negotiate a new lease that dropped our rent by more
than $5 a square foot. Now the landlords we negotiated with are pretty
mad at me. But It’s your money -- and the people of Ohio are
my...
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more.
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Columbus
Dispatch... Senate
passes bill that sends fewer to prison, By Jim
Siegel
Thursday, June 23, 2011 - What supporters called a “smart on crime”
bill, a sweeping overhaul of Ohio’s criminal-sentencing laws, passed
the Senate yesterday with strong bipartisan support. With the state
prison system bursting at the seams and state leaders finding it
ever-tougher to afford housing about 51,000 inmates, the Senate passed
a bill designed to make greater use of community-based corrections
programs and give inmates more opportunity to reduce their...
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Gov.
Kasich’s Week in
Review
Saturday, June 18 through Friday, June 24, 2011 - Saturday, June 18,
2011 - Gov. John R. Kasich joined President Barack Obama, Vice
President Joe Biden and Speaker of the U.S. House Representatives John
Boehner for golf at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland. - Monday, June
20, 2011 - Kasich signed Executive Order 2011-10K authorizing the State
Medical Board of Ohio to establish standards and procedures for pain
management clinics in Ohio to help fight prescription...
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more.
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Foxnews...
Federal
Reserve
Lowers Economic Outlook for Rest of Year
Published June 22, 2011 - The Federal Reserve acknowledged Wednesday
that the economy is growing more slowly than it expected. But it said
it will complete its $600 billion Treasury bond buying program by June
30 as planned and announced no further efforts to boost the economy.
Ending a two-day meeting, the Fed repeated a pledge to keep interest
rates at record lows near zero for “an extended period,” a promise it’s
made for more than two years. Fed officials said in...
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Rasmussen...
What
They Told Us:
Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls
Saturday, June 25, 2011 - Americans appear more pessimistic about the
economy than they have been in months and also express little
confidence that their elected leaders will do anything about it. The
Rasmussen Investor Index, which measures the economic confidence of
investors on a daily basis, slipped seven points on Friday to its
lowest level in nearly two years. Just 21% of investors now say U.S.
economic conditions are getting better. Fifty-five percent...
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Conveyance
Fee passes
unanimously, By Bob Robinson
6/27/11 - Resolution R-131-11, levying additional county Real Property
Transfer
Tax at .10 cents per $100, passes. Resolution R-132-11, levying
additional county Mfg. Home Transfer Tax at .10 cents per $100, passes.
Both passed unanimously with all three commissioners voting. The
manufacturing home resolution was for mobile homes that may be located
on rented properties in parks...
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Greenville
to make
further budget cuts
6/27/11 - Includes additional layoffs of city personnel, including fire
and
police - From Greenville Mayor Michael C. Bowers - Due to current
economic conditions and recent reductions in funding from the State of
Ohio, the City of Greenville has regrettably been forced to make
further budget reductions which include permanent layoffs to city
personnel. In a preemptive move, the city had previously laid-off
employees...
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Dayton Business Journal... Kool-Aid
latest in fried food frenzy, by Ginger Christ
Thursday, June 23, 2011 - Enterprising restaurateurs could learn a
thing or two from Charlie Boghosian, a food vendor at the San Diego
County Fair. Boghosian, known as “Chicken Charlie,” about two weeks ago
came into the limelight when he introduced the nation to fried
Kool-Aid. Overnight, he became a culinary sensation. Fried Kool-Aid, as
you can imagine, is a deep-fried ball of dough packed with Kool-Aid...
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Boehner
on Obama’s
Debt Limit Increase Request
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman John Boehner (R-West Chester) today
issued the following statement regarding President Obama’s request for
an increase in the debt limit: “The American people voted for a new
majority in the House with clear orders to end the spending binge in
Washington. The American people will not accept an increase
in
the debt limit that is accompanied by job-crushing tax hikes and fails
to dramatically cut and reform government spending...
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more.
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Congressman
John Boehner... Restoring
Ohio Job Creators’ Confidence In Our Economy
6/26/11 - Also OPEN DOOR - Last week, Ohio’s unemployment figures for
the month of May were announced, showing the state’s labor force and
the number of employed workers rising slightly, but unemployment
overall continuing to sit at unacceptable levels. The Buckeye
State economy is showing some hints of improvement because of Governor
Kasich and the pro-growth policies his administration has
implemented. But job growth in our state – as in other
states...
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more.
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msnbc.com...
Millions
of
middle-class people could get Medicaid, By
Ricardo
Alonso-Zaldivar
6/24/11 - WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama’s health care law would
let several million middle-class people get nearly free insurance meant
for the poor, a twist government number crunchers say they discovered
only after the complex bill was signed. The change would affect early
retirees: A married couple could have an annual income of about $64,000
and still get Medicaid, said officials who make long-range cost
estimates for the Health and Human Services...
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more.
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Dayton Business Journal... Kasich,
Penn National agree on Ohio casino deal, by
DBJ Staff
Monday, June 20, 2011 - Penn National Gaming Inc. has agreed to the
same casino deal with Ohio Gov. John Kasich that Rock Ohio Caesars LLC
reached last week. A press release from the governor’s office said Penn
National would pay the state $110 million over 10 years, while Ohio’s
Commercial Activity Tax would be applied to Penn’s wagers minus
payouts, instead of on wagers...
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“Tax Hikes Are
Off the
Table,” Says Congressman Boehner
6/26/11 - WASHINGTON, D.C. – At a press conference, Congressman John
Boehner (R-West Chester) reiterated that job-crushing “tax hikes are
off the table” in the debt limit talks. Boehner said Washington needs
to “stop spending money we don’t have,” and outlined several GOP jobs
bills aimed at removing barriers that are holding back economic growth.
A link to the video...See my Editor’s Note and
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American
Thinker... Chicago’s
Violent Flash Mobs, By Robert Klein Engler
Stories about violent “flash mobs” roaming Chicago’s North Side
neighborhoods have been in the news the past 2 weeks. People
are
worried about the impact these mobs will have on tourism and the city’s
economy. Some are asking why this social unrest is happening,
now, so soon after Mayor Daley left office. Kevin O’Neil writes in the
CTA Tattler, “Chicago police and Streeterville universities are warning
residents and passersby to be aware of traveling mobs of teenagers...
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more.
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Columbus
Dispatch... Ohio
public-pension review seen as useless, wasteful,
By Darrel
Rowland
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 - Systems’ directors say that legislative
proposal would delay necessary reforms - The remarks came on the
deadline for comments about a legislative plan for an outside actuarial
review of the retirement systems. The Ohio Retirement Study Council’s
draft request for proposals to conduct that review was unanimously
panned. The proposal “duplicates studies already completed and millions
of dollars already spent to comply with existing reporting or...
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Columbus
Dispatch... Kasich
signs ‘pill mill’ order, By Alan Johnson
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 - Action will speed state’s attack on
prescription-drug abuse - Continuing the state’s all-out assault on
prescription drug abuse, Gov. John Kasich yesterday signed an executive
order empowering the State Medical Board to take immediate action
against “pill mills.” “Ohio’s opiate epidemic is a crisis of
unparalleled proportions with devastating, often deadly, consequences,”
Kasich said in the emergency order, which took effect immediately...
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Darke County Sheriff’s Office...
Standoff with “bath salts” related suicidal subject
6/24/11 - Gettysburg – On June 24, 2011 at 4:45 p.m. Darke County 911
received a call in reference to a suspicious white male running
northbound on Horatio New Harrison Rd. from Childrens Home Bradford
Rd. The 911 caller advised that the male subject was not
wearing
a shirt and was claiming that people were chasing him. Darke County
Deputies were dispatched to the area and upon their...
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Cincinnati
Enquirer... Boehner
takes expense checks, but overall office spending is down
Jun 20, 2011 - Written by mrulon - House Speaker John Boehner appears
to be spending less than his predecessor on his leadership office,
despite accepting a monthly expense check of about $2,000,
according to an Enquirer analysis of spending records. There are
several caveats, but the raw numbers suggest that Boehner spent $1.07
million during the first quarter of 2011, compared to the $1.27 million
that former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif...
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Dayton
Daily News... Dayton
expected to have slow job growth for next decade,
By Randy
Tucker
Monday, June 20, 2011 - The city is among the top 5 metropolitan areas
in the U.S. hurt by the loss of manufacturing. The Dayton area could be
facing a decade of stagnant job growth, according to a report that
predicts local employment won’t return to prerecession levels until
after 2021. Dayton is one of only five top U.S. metro area that aren’t
expected to return to peak employment this decade, based on the report
released Monday at the U.S. Conference of Mayors...
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more.
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Dayton
Daily News... More
than
200,000 electronic food stamps annually replaced,
By
Cornelius Frolik
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 - Some missing cards have been sold for cash or
traded for drugs. In the last two years, nearly 51,000 electronic food
stamp cards were reported stolen or lost in the Miami Valley area,
reflecting a larger statewide trend of Ohio annually replacing more
than 200,000 cards to recipients. Authorities said the extent of food
stamp abuse and the financial impact in Ohio is unknown because the
activity often goes undetected. But they fear the behavior is
widespread...
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Dayton Business Journal... FDA
unveils graphic tobacco health warnings, by
Tucker Echols
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 - The Food and Drug AdministrationTuesday
unveiled its latest weapon to combat smoking, a series of nine health
warnings that will appear on every pack and advertisement for
cigarettes in the United States. The nine warnings — considered the
most significant change in tobacco regulations in 25 years — must be
placed on all cigarette packs, cartons and ads no...
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more.
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Dayton Business Journal... Ohio’s
May storms losses to top $400M
Monday, June 20, 2011 - Severe storms and tornadoes that hit Ohio in
late May have put an estimated $400 million in losses on insurers’
books, making the outbreak one of the worst in recent memory for the
state, the Ohio Insurance Institute said. The institute reported that a
survey of 25 insurers representing about 80 percent of the state’s
automobile and property casualty lines pegged ...
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Politico... Democrats
eye new
jobs agenda, By Manu Raju
6/19/11 - Senate Democrats are beginning to fear that the country’s
increasingly dim economic outlook will cost them their seats in 2012
and are trying to craft a new agenda aimed at spurring job creation.
While there is no shortage of ideas of what a plan could include — from
a payroll tax holiday to increased infrastructure spending — Democrats
haven’t settled on the details or...
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more.
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Columbus
Dispatch... Bill
would
require background check for all sales at gun shows
By Theodore Decker - Tuesday, June 14, 2011 - Saying that even
terrorists know they might not need to pass background checks to buy
firearms at gun shows, a state legislator said yesterday that she is
introducing legislation to require such checks. “To not close this
loophole is knowingly reckless and irresponsible to Ohioans and our
region,” said Rep. Tracy Maxwell Heard, D-Columbus. “With the
challenges we face with gun violence, it is nothing short of
negligent...
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| Cleveland
Plain Dealer... Ohio
House Democrats propose revival of Depression-era program to create jobs
- By Joe Guillen - Monday, June 13, 2011 - COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A pair of
Cleveland-area lawmakers want to revive a Depression-era jobs program
in Ohio to create about 5,000 jobs. The program, called the Ohio Works
Progress Administration and modeled after a federal agency President
Franklin D. Roosevelt established during the Great Depression, would
create an average of 50 jobs in each of the state’s 88 counties. Each
job would pay $27,500 a year to perform...
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| From
Darke County Economic Development... SBA Deadline for Economic Injury
Disaster
Loans in Western Ohio is July 19
- June 23, 2011 - The following SBA Disaster Assistance news release
issued to the media yesterday reminded businesses in Auglaize and
Mercer Counties, Ohio and the neighboring counties of Allen, Darke,
Hardin, Logan, Shelby and Van Wert in Ohio; and the counties of Adams
and Jay in Indiana of the July 19 deadline to apply for working capital
needs due to the toxic algae bloom in Grand Lake St. Marys that began
on June 21, 2010. ATLANTA - The U.S...
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Columbus
Dispatch... 6
Ohio
congressmen sleep in their D.C. offices, By
Jessica Wehrman
Monday, June 20, 2011 - WASHINGTON - Forget voting schedules or
committee schedules. Rep. Steve Stivers has the real schedule of the
U.S. House of Representatives down to a science. The gym opens at 5:30
a.m. The cafeteria opens at 7:30 a.m. The Columbus Republican should
have the schedule memorized - he is one of at least six members of
Ohio’s U.S. House delegation who sleep in their offices when they’re in
Washington. A quick poll of Ohio House...
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Dayton Business Journal... Gambling
foes mull lawsuit over slots at Ohio tracks
by Jeff Bell, DBJ Contributor - Thursday, June 16, 2011 - An agreement
that would open the door for slot machines at Ohio horse racing tracks
is facing a possible legal challenge even before the ink is dry on the
deal brokered by Gov. John Kasich and gaming operator Rock Ohio Caesars
LLC. The Ohio Roundtable, a longtime foe of expanded gambling in the
state, is looking at filing suit...
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more.
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Foxnews...
Study:
Housing
Collapse Steeper Than During Great Depression,
By Judson
Berger
Published June 15, 2011 - The author of a study claiming the U.S.
housing collapse is now worse than during the Great Depression warned
Wednesday that the market likely will continue to fall for the rest of
the year before going stagnant. Paul Dales, senior U.S. economist for
Capital Economics, predicted home prices would fall another 3 percent
over the rest of 2011 before potentially hitting bottom. “Even when
that happens, I don’t think we’re going to see any significant or
sustained...
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Cincinnati
Enquirer... Services
pinched, money’s tight: Is merger right?
Jun. 18, 2011 - Tiny municipalities savor place, not waste - After
enduring the frequent Bang! Bang! Bang! of gunshots while living in
Walnut Hills, Phillip and Erin Smith wanted to move to a safer but
affordable community. They chose Arlington Heights, a tiny village
stuck in the middle of the curving divided northbound and southbound
lanes of Interstate 75. With only 745 residents, Arlington Heights is
Hamilton County’s smallest community. Phillip Smith, 28, says their...
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| Dayton
Daily News... Opponents
of collective bargaining bill have 3 times as many signatures needed to
put repeal on the ballot,
By Laura Bischoff - Friday, June 17, 2011 - The campaign to repeal
Senate Bill 5 announced Friday that they have collected 714,137
signatures in two months to put the issue before voters in November.
More than 10,000 volunteers have been circulating the petitions for We
Are Ohio, a coalition of labor unions and other worker groups opposed
to the collective bargaining reform bill. To qualify for the ballot,
the group needs 231,149 valid signatures...
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more.
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Dayton Business Journal...
Report: Facebook loses 6M U.S. users in May,
by DBJ Staff
Tuesday, June 14, 2011 - Facebook Inc. reportedly saw U.S. users drop
by 6 million during May and also saw user declines in some European
counties. However, Facebook still saw overall growth during the month,
but at a slower rate than earlier this year. The Inside Facebook Gold
blog reported that while Facebook is still marching toward 700 million
global users, it is taking...
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Husted
releases new
business filings for May
COLUMBUS – Secretary of State Jon Husted today announced that 7,440 new
entities filed to do business in Ohio in May. This number is up from
May of 2010, in which 6,682 new entities filed with the Secretary of
State. So far in 2011 (January, February, March, April and May), the
Secretary of State’s office has assisted with 37,612 new business
filings. This is also an increase from last year’s 34,632...
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Dayton Business Journal... Cincinnati
Bengals win title: Worst pro franchise, by Joe
Cogliano
Thursday, June 16, 2011 - Being “thrifty” has finally caught up to
Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown. Known for being a penny pincher,
Brown is bringing a not-so-flattering title to the Queen City: Worst
franchise in pro sports. ESPN The Magazine will bestow that honor on
the Bengals in its Friday issue, which ranks all 122 franchises in the
National Football League , National Basketball...
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| Cleveland
Plain Dealer... ODOT
paid $1.4 million for passenger-rail effort, won’t seek reimbursement
from feds,
By Tom Breckenridge - Wednesday, June 15, 2011 - COLUMBUS,Ohio -- Ohio
will not get back the $1.4 million it spent on a scrapped high-speed
passenger rail project. Gov. John Kasich axed the proposed
passenger-rail link between Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati when he
took office in January. State transportation officials said they didn’t
push for reimbursement from the federal government because rail
officials expressed “great concern” in reimbursing states where...
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Politico...
John
Boehner invokes
War Powers Act, By John Bresnahan
6/14/11 - House Speaker John Boehner is warning President Barack Obama
that he may be in violation of the War Powers Act if Obama refuses to
ask Congress for authorization to overthrow Libyan leader Muammar
Qadhafi. In a letter to Obama today, Boehner noted that Friday is 90
days since U.S. forces first attacked Libyan targets as part of the
NATO-led campaign to topple Qadhafi. Boehner also told House
Republicans during a closed-door session on Tuesday...
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more.
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Ohio
Gov. John Kasich... Week
in
Review, Saturday, June 11 through Friday, June 17, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011 - Gov. John R. Kasich announced an agreement
with Rock Ohio Caesars LLC that allows the company to resume work on
the Cincinnati and Cleveland casino projects and said details of the
agreement would be made public later in the week. Kasich addressed more
than 4,000 students, parents and school officials in Columbus at the
11th annual graduating ceremonies for the Electronic Classroom of
Tomorrow. Monday, June 13, 2011...
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more.
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Moneynews... ‘Misery’
Levels Hit
28-Year-High in US, By Julie Crawshaw
Friday, 17 Jun 2011 - The latest “Misery Index” shows that Americans
are more miserable than they’ve been in the past 28 years, economically
speaking. The monthly index, an unofficial measurement created by
economist Arthur Okun back in the 1970s using the simple premise to
total the inflation and unemployment rates, is now 62 percent higher
than when President Barack Obama first took office...
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more.
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Senator Faber’s Weekly Newsletter... Beat the Summer Heat by Avoiding
Dehydration
June 20, 2011 - ODNR – Intense summer heat takes its toll on the human
body and may lead to dehydration for those who are active in outdoors
recreation. A common safety tip to help avoid dehydration is to consume
plenty of nonalcoholic fluids such as water and sports energy drinks,
according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division
of Watercraft. This weekend, June 24-26, state...
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more.
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Dayton Business Journal... Report:
1 in 5 employers to hire in 3Q, by Ginger
Christ
Tuesday, June 14, 2011 - The third quarter could bring more jobs to the
Dayton area, according to a recent survey. One in every five companies
locally plans to hire employees from July to September, according to
The Manpower Employment Outlook Survey by Manpower Inc. Seventy-one
percent plan to maintain current staffing levels, while 6 percent
anticipate staff...
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