While tax revenues have been hundreds of millions of dollars below expectations, Ohio lawmakers are preparing to pass a $2.5 billion capital budget.
While state tax revenues have been hundreds of millions of dollars below expectations, Ohio lawmakers are now preparing to pass a $2.5 billion capital budget for projects and programs around the state.Ohio will receive $27.7 million as a settlement from Johnson & Johnson from a multistate lawsuit alleging the company failed to warn customers about links between its baby and body powders and ovarian cancer and mesothelioma., the money is a piece of a larger $700 million multistate settlement.
With state lawmakers’ summer break on the horizon, the Ohio House and Senate each passed a number of bills Wednesday., a House-passed bill designed to force hospitals to publish the cost of the medical services they offer.
2. He is part-owner of The Elect Group, which does plumbing and HVAC work, according to Bloomberg. Another part-owner is Levi’s father, Republican state Rep. Bill Dean of Xenia, who currently holds the House seat that Levi Dean is looking to take. “What’s going on in the country is really so hard to understand. And what happens in that other chamber for the last 10 years is an embarrassment. The Ohio Senate will hold the line.”
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