Grosvenor takes Ohio House chair in centennial year speech
Gen Grosvenor delivers inaugural address as Speaker of the Ohio House in Columbus. He pledges fair, efficient leadership, calls for honest administration and economic public spending, and seeks cooperation from members to guide the Sixty‑second General Assembly through a centennial year era of dangers and opportunities.
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