Voinovich Returns to Ground as Ohio’s Minority Leader
In January 2007 U S Senator George Voinovich faced a shift from a Republican majority to working with Democrats as Ohio’s junior senator and governor. He recalls past bipartisan cooperation with Brown and Strickland and notes the need to work across party lines to serve Ohioans.
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Columbus
U.S
George Voinovich
Senate
Ohio
Voinovich
Mike DeWine
Bob Taft
Wash
Ted Strickland
Sherrod Brown
DeWine
Vern Riffe
Ohio House
Riffe
Statehouse
Vern
Brown
Strickland
Ohio loses obstetricians five years after malpractice cap
Robbie Cameron recalls switching to a new OB as Ohio cut jury awards in 2003. AP analysis shows Ohio has 5 percent fewer obstetricians since 2002 amid rising malpractice costs, while total doctors rise from about 28 000 to 30 000.
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Columbus
Robbie Cameron
Cameron
Plain City
Ohio
State Medical Board
Ohio State Medical Association
Avon Lake family introduces 8 week old puppy on beach outing
The Talmage family of Avon welcomed 8 week old Buddy on a first outing near The Lake House in Avon Lake. Buddy navigated legible snow on his debut as John and Cathy Miller of Avon Lake enjoyed Lake Erie views and sunny beach strolls with sightseers about.
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Talmage
Avon
Buddy
Lake House
Avon Lake
John
Cathy Miller
Lake Erie
Ohio National Guard 37th Infantry Heads to Kuwait Iraq
Ohio Army National Guard’s 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team completes 80 days of training at Fort Hood and prepares for a nine month deployment to Kuwait and Iraq. About 2,500 troops, with 1,600 from Ohio and 900 from Michigan, will base camps and security for rotating soldiers.
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Fort Hood
Texas
Ohio Army National Guard
37Th
Middle East
Tony McCarty
Columbus
Kuwait
Iraq
Ohio
South Pacific
U.S
37Th Infantry
Richard Curry
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