Kasich Could Rebrand GOP On National Stage
Ohio Governor John Kasich drew front page attention in the Wall Street Journal as a possible 2016 contender who could rebrand the Republican Party. He announced a national push for a federal balanced budget amendment and criticized Obamacare while emphasizing health reform. He spoke at Franklin County Republicans about forcing a constitutional convention to balance the budget and noted past federal funding to Ohio.
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Impounded pit bulls still least likely to find homes
Pit bulls and pit bull mixes stay on the adoption floor far longer in Franklin County than other dogs. Shelters report limited adoption rates, with pits comprising a rising share of euthanized dogs, despite transfers to rescues and efforts to spay or neuter.
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Derby
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Delaware
Fairfield County
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Mike Miller
John King
Delaware County
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SPCA
Hamilton County
Lindsey Krupla
Columbus
Bentley
Courtney Hergesheimer
Columbus Dispatch
OSU search heats up for next president leader
Competition grows as OSU and peers Penn State Michigan and Pittsburgh seek new presidents. OSU, with 64 000 students and a 5.1 billion budget, faces a high-stakes national hunt while its medical center expands and its football team tops preseason rankings. Potential successors include Nancy Zimpher Barbara Snyder Morton Schapiro.
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Nancy Zimpher
OSU
State University of New York
Barbara R. Snyder
Case Western Reserve University
Morton Schapiro
Northwestern University
Plea spares Castro victims. civility talks in Ohio amid carp DNA finds
Defense lawyers say Ariel Castro's guilty pleas spared the three women from recounting torture and saved taxpayers millions by avoiding appeals. Castro received life plus 1000 years after kidnapping and raping the women. In Ohio, Sen LaRose and Rep Celeste seek off the record talks on fostering civility among lawmakers. DNA from silver carp was found in Maumee River samples, signaling a risk to the Great Lakes fishing economy. no carp found in Sandusky River samples. Federal and state actions continue to fund barriers to keep carp out of the lakes.
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