Blackwell May Remove Tax Cap From Ballot
Ohio GOP candidate Kenneth Blackwell could pull his 3.5 percent spending cap from the November ballot by having committee members withdraw the constitutional amendment. Senate leaders and legal experts note potential routes, including withdrawal and legislative action, while Blackwell weighs alternatives with lawmakers.
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Ohio plans to sell 393 million in private equity investments
The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation seeks bids from banks and institutions to divest about 393 million in private equity funds to shift into lower risk assets. Bids due June 15 with a winner by August 24. The move follows last year’s 300 million loss in the portfolio and other related charges in the state.
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