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This week on "The State of Ohio": The budget is on its way to a committee that will hammer out the differences before the end of the month deadline. But there are serious issues on both sides that could slow down the talks. A billion dollars is headed back to Ohio employers who paid into the state’s Bureau of Workers' Comp program. But a critic says the BWC has an outstanding bill that remains unpaid. And more on how Ohio's poorest people are surviving the rising costs of a basic existence.
 
Story Archive - August, 2001

Aug 1, 2001
Big Meeting to Draw Legislative Districts
Lawmaker Wants Election Day a Holiday
Natural Gas Prices Tumble
Task Force Mulls Crackdown on Dog Fighting
Aug 2, 2001
Congressional Redistricting Causes Ohio To Lose a Seat
Faith Based Initiative For Social Programs
Math Scores Up for Ohio Students
Ohio Poll On Likely Candidates
Aug 3, 2001
Blind Play Baseball With Different Kind of Ball
Injured Workers Beware of Potential Scammers
Ohio's Anti-Drug Czar Claims Progress in Fight Against Drugs
Aug 6, 2001
Attorney General Responds to Charge
Korey Stringer Lain to Rest in Warren
New Record For Liquor Sales in Dollars But Not Amount
Prison Chief Won't Ask Taft to Delay Byrd Electrocution
State Fair Attendance Down
Aug 7, 2001
Attorney General Unveils Model "Anti-Gang" School Curriculum
Crackdown On Methamphetamine Takes Effect Tuesday
Group Plans To Get Reform Plan on November Ballot
More Violence in Cincinnati
Ohio Consumers' Confidence Is Up
Aug 8, 2001
Debate Over Concealed Weapon Plans
Impact of Health Issues on Cleveland Mayoral Race
Man Who Cheated Ohioans Out of $14 Million Sent To Prison
Ohio Reads Doubles Its Volunteers
Aug 9, 2001
Environmentalists Say New Wetlands Law Favors Developers
Forms to Get Tax Amnesty Are Now Available
Plan To Make It Harder For Ohioan's To Use Abortion Pill
Seven Ohio Energy Programs Get Federal Grants
State Set to Return $38 million to Poor Ohioans
Aug 10, 2001
Child Support Deadlines Having Federal Tax Refunds Seized
Northeast Ohio Cave Yields Archeological Treasures
Ohio Poll Says DeWine and Voinovich Popular
State Fair Guards Against Hoof and Mouth Disease
Will Ohioans Notice Income Tax Bills Going Up?
Aug 13, 2001
"Innocence" Claims of Death Row Inmate John Byrd
Register Boat Titles Online Now
Some Mail Carriers Counting Bunnies
Aug 14, 2001
Death Row Inmate John Byrd Claims Innocence
Gasoline Prices Bottom Out In Ohio And Now Are Rising
Impact Of Middle East Violence On Ohio Travel To Isreal
Looks Like Hagan Will Enter Governor's Race
Plan To Make It Harder For Ohio Women To Get Abortions
Aug 15, 2001
Cost of Projecting Cleveland's New Image
Drunk Driving Deaths Drop Again
Key Legislator Says Concealed Carry Bill Still Alive
Outbreak of Diarrhea Causing Disease in Cincinnati Area
Women Send Message To Politicians
Aug 16, 2001
Apportion Board Sets Local Meetings
Food Safety at the Ohio State Fair
Is Ohio Paying Too Much To Develop Proficiency Tests?
Ohio Students' ACT Scores Are Steady But At Record High
People Are Selling Not Just Products But Ideas at State Fair
Tim Hagan On Taxes And His Gubernatorial Run
Aug 17, 2001
Clemency Hearing For Death Row Inmate Byrd Coming Up
Education Top Concern of Ohioans
Hockey's Jackie Robinson Talks About Experiences
New School Funding System's Positives and Negatives
Ohio Auto Insurance Premiums Still Relatively Low
Plan to Change the Way Inmates Deal With Prisons Under Fire
Schools Can Use Vans To Transport Kids
Aug 20, 2001
Cleveland Safety Workers Battle With City Over Pay
Northeast Ohioans Ready to Make Electric Switch
Ohioans Are Helping to Fight Wildfires
Parole Board Hears Byrd's Case
Aug 21, 2001
Another Way to Celebrate Ohio's Birthday
Budget Cuts on Welfare-to-Work have Strong Impact
Gasoline Prices Up and Midwest Prices Soar
Ohio Executions To Be Held at New Time
Aug 22, 2001
ACLU Sues Over Court's Gag Rule
Researchers Tracking Lake Erie Water Snakes
Traffic Fines Getting Stiffer?
Aug 23, 2001
New Debate Over State's Proposed Nursing Home Staffing Law
New Report Looks at State Contract Discrimination
Parole Board to Taft: Don't Grant Byrd Clemency
Aug 24, 2001
Another Courtsuit Tries to Kill Ban on Concealed Guns
Attempt to Limit Ohio Supreme Court's Power
Cleveland Vigils Protest Pending Execution of Byrd
Gasoline Prices Soar Again in Ohio
School Paddlings Virtually Disappear in Ohio
Aug 27, 2001
Legislators Drop Plan to Unplug Electric Chair
NEC Golf Championship
Plan to Crack Down on Internet Child Pornography
Aug 28, 2001
Environment is an Issue in Cleveland Mayor's Race
Gasoline Prices Skyrocket Again in Ohio
Pyramid Scam Artists Get Eleven Years in Prison
Tougher Penalties When Phone Companies Overcharge
Aug 29, 2001
How Legislators are Responding to Reports of School Decision
Ohio Supreme Court Denies Appeals by John Byrd
Oil Company Lobbyist Pressed on Why Gas Prices Soaring
Supreme Court Could Rule School Funding Okay
Aug 30, 2001
Ohio Lawmaker Says Don't Lock People Up, Treat Them
Ohio Students Taking SAT Doing Better Than National Average
Ohio Wine Industry Bigger and Better Then Most Think
Aug 31, 2001
Cleveland Native's Movie Premiers
Disturbance at WCPN in Cleveland
Labor in Ohio Study Shows Lower Incomes Than Generation Ago
Ohio's Colleges Not Relying as Much on State Funding


 
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