Ohio budget bill passes easily after partisan talks
Ohio's 1985 budget pact cuts taxes by 10 percent now and another 10 percent later while boosting education jobs programs prisons highways and health. The House and Senate praised the conference committee as bipartisanship eased this year's budget process.
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