Kasich sworn in as Ohio governor with tax cut plan
Ohio welcomes Republican John Kasich as 69th governor after a GOP sweep. He inherits an $8 billion deficit and names a new cabinet and watchdogs while proposing a 4.2 percent income tax cut and elimination of the estate tax. He signals privatization of some state functions to offset lost revenue. Kasich taps Mark Kramme as interim development director and Gary Mohr as corrections chief and considers privatizing liquor sales and leasing the turnpike.
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Brunner returns to law firm focusing on election law
Former Ohio secretary of state Jennifer Brunner re joins Brunner Quinn, the firm she founded in 1988, to work on election law. Brunner, the first woman elected as secretary of state in 2007, previously served as a Franklin County judge and has represented a computer firm and an Ohio trade association.
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Deputy linked to violent conduct in stun gun case
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that Hamilton County deputy John Haynes has a history of a use of force complaint in his personnel file. The file also includes a drunken driving conviction. Harmon sued in federal court claiming civil rights violations after a 2009 traffic stop in Anderson Township where deputies allegedly battered him.
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Free joint implants aid uninsured workers in Columbus area
A charity program named Operation Joint Implant at Mount Carmel New Albany Surgical Hospital offers knee and hip replacements to uninsured local residents. Donated implants from Biomet and hospital support cover up to $25,000–$30,000 per patient with criteria including residency in the Mount Carmel service area and income 100–200 percent of the federal poverty level.
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Monet water lilies trio reunites in Missouri shows
The Cleveland Museum of Art loans Claude Monet water lilies to St. Louis Art Museum and Nelson-Atkins in Kansas City for 2025 shows from April 9 to August 7 and September to January. The three paintings, created as a trio, were last together in 1980 and total 42 feet across.
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