Voinovich reputation for frugality fuels tax stance
In Washington Ohio senator George Voinovich, a GOP holdout on Bush tax cuts, is known for fiscal discipline from his Cleveland days. He cut budgets as mayor and governor, sold assets, and continues opposing tax cuts beyond 350 billion without offsetting spending cuts. He remains loyal to fiscal integrity amid White House pressure.
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Ohio budget fights shape math rules and rehab funding
Ohio leaders clash over a 3.6 million MathRules program and a 5 million halfway house plan. The House cuts Taft level funding, while Senate debates a 49.2 billion plan and a 438.5 billion House version. Officials cite budget limits and public policy leverage as lawmakers push personal initiatives within the budget.
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Bush to tour Lima Tank Plant and Timken in Northeast Ohio
The visit highlights a wartime and national security focus as Bush plans to promote a tax cut package at Timken Co in North Canton while the Lima Army Tank Plant transitions from 3800 workers in the late 1980s to about 600 today making Abrams M1A2 tanks.
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Lima Army Tank Plant History and Workforce
The Lima Army Tank Plant near Toledo employs about 600 workers. A division of General Dynamics, it is the world’s only producer of the Abrams M1A1 and M1A2 tanks for the U.S. military, with layoffs seen in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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Senators split over Bush tax plan with Voinovich
A handful of Republican senators resist a tax cut exceeding 450 billion over a decade. Senator DeWine says the Bush Voinovich rift has been overstated, noting long friendship and private talks ahead of a possible shift. Analysts describe the dispute as polite but serious, urging Ohio residents to influence Voinovich.
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Mendez denies crime allegations amid police dispute
Mendez denies charges, calling accusations by police and Jacobs Field staff false. He says he, Krieger and Oliver planned to file a complaint about police treatment after being held, questions the motives of a Jacobs Field employee, and describes fear of firecrackers while reviewing security video showing a police officer allegedly insulting him and Krieger.
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Theft Case Highlights Taylor-Carter Indictment
Taylor-Carter faces a fifth degree felony theft charge for allegedly diverting between 500 and 5000 dollars from Women at the Well Ministries funds for personal use including honeymoon costs and attorney fees. A hearing is set for May 9 before Judge Lynett M. McGough. Cindy Leise can be contacted for more details.
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Miami adopts single tuition rate for Ohio residents
Oxford AP Miami University will charge Ohioans the same tuition as out of state students at its main campus from fall 2004 to offset reduced state funding. All Oxford campus students, about $18,000 a year, will pay the out-of-state rate, with scholarships to bring price down for Ohio residents and aid for middle to low income families.
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Tuition hike at Miami University mirrors private plans
Keystone Middle School band director Dan Arnold, father of Strings of Gold members, corrected in a Tuesday report. Miami University trustees approve a 10 percent fall tuition and fee increase to help offset a 12 percent funding drop, with in state price rising by 753 dollars from 7600 to 3833 and out of state increasing by 11 percent.
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