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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 2005

Page

4

State Blocks Employee Union Try In School Office

Gov. Bob Taft signed a bill that keeps employees at the Ohio School Facilities Commission nonunion. The measure ends efforts to organize about two dozen secretarial and technical workers after the Supreme Court ruled the nonunion status unconstitutional. Senator Larry Mumper sponsored the bill to restore nonunion status, arguing hiring and firing flexibility is needed amid changing projects.

Columbus Bob Taft Ohio School Facilities Commission Ohio Supreme Court Supreme Court Larry Mumper Marion

Defense challenges death sentence in Ohio Supreme Court

An attorney argued to overturn Gregory McKnight’s death sentence for killing two people, amid absent prosecutors due to a missed deadline. The defense questioned the death penalty specifications while noting a Kenyon College student victim opposed capital punishment, and prosecutors defended the trial record amid objections over evidence of kidnapping and robbery.

Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Robert Lowe Kenyon College Gregory McKnight Vinton County Timothy Gleeson McKnight Ohio Emily Murray Greg Julious Chillicothe Duligns Murray Lowe Emily Dassies Paul Pfeifer Pfeifer Calla Pfeifer

Taft backs school insurance plan to lower district costs

Columbus Gov Bob Taft supports a House proposal requiring school districts to band together to buy health insurance. House Speaker Jon Husted says the plan could save districts 140 million over two years and 856 million over four, leveraging state buying power and mirroring drug price negotiations.

Columbus Bob Patt Taft Department of Education Jon Husted Hokted Dayton Sane

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