Ohio proposed lottery amendment seeks earmarked education funds
A ballot proposal would require net lottery proceeds to be placed in a separate state fund for elementary and secondary education, eliminating general revenue funding for education. The amendment would take effect January 1, 1988 and spells out limited earmarking while arguing against real school funding gains.
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Ohio Issue Two expands bonds for local infrastructure funding
The Ohio Ballot Board explains Issue Two would let the General Assembly use state bonding to help cities counties and townships pay for roads bridges and water waste systems. Bonds would be capped at thirty years and the state would aim to protect its credit rating while not raising taxes.
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Ronald M. Mottl, Sr
Ronald V. Gerberry
Paul P. Mechling
Michael C. Shoemaker
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Richard Schafrath
Richard C. Pfeiffer, Jr
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Donald P. Czarcinski
Ronald N. Amstutz
Joan W. Lawrence
Paul Pfeifer
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