Digging deeper into tech fund Nov 2, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland and state-house leaders want to get a renewal for the funding stream on the May ballot. The 10-year program ends in 2012. (Cincinnati Business Courier, OH)
UD, Central State given state designation Oct 31, 2009
Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland ... Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland announced the distinction this week for the University of Dayton s von Ohain Fuels and Combustion Center. (Dayton Business Journal, OH)
Part III: Buckeyes will vote November 3 Oct 29, 2009
Governor Ted Strickland, Senate President Bill Harris (R-Ashland), House Speaker Armond Budish (D-Beachwood) and elected officials and organizations across Ohio all reportedly urge a yes vote on Issue 2. The arguments against the constitutional amendment are. (Winchester News-Gazette, IN)
Some worry casinos may not help local governments Oct 28, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland, a Democrat, agrees that the wording is ambiguous. "This is not something the governor has considered or is inclined to do, but it does raise even more questions about this poorly drafted constitutional amendment," said Strickland spokeswoman Amanda Wurst. (FOX19.com, OH)
Issue 2 OK might not end fight Oct 27, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland, a long list of state and municipal officials and a number of business associations are among those endorsing the ballot initiative. Pre-emptive move. (Columbus Business First, OH)
John Kasich's Plan for Ohio: Conservative and Daring Oct 27, 2009
Democrat Ted Strickland won the governorship and led his party to a statewide sweep in 06 that left the Republicans with only one statewide office. Two years later, Barack Obama won Ohio s electoral votes by improving on John Kerry s 08 vote percentage in 71 of the Buckeye State s 88 counties, while John McCain fell short of George W. Bush s percentage in 82 counties. (Human Events Online)
Ohio can't find doctors to advise on executions Oct 27, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland after two hours when executioners failed to find a usable vein. U.S. District Judge Gregory Frost delayed Broom's execution pending a hearing on Broom's request that the state shouldn't be allowed to try to put him to death again. (MSNBC -- Crime)
Greater Cincinnati Energy Alliance has big goals, government investments Oct 27, 2009
The energy alliance will have a coming-out party of sorts next week, when Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland attends an Oct. 27 briefing on the group s ambitious plans. This article is for Paid Subscribers ONLY.. (Cincinnati Business Courier, OH)
Alliance harnesses energy Oct 26, 2009
The energy alliance will have a coming-out party of sorts next week, when Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland attends an Oct. 27 briefing on the group s ambitious plans. There is amazing potential, said Larry Falkin, director of the city of Cincinnati s office of environmental quality. (Cincinnati Business Courier, OH)
Appalachian Conference Studies Energy Help Oct 26, 2009
"The economy throughout the region is struggling," said Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland, a native of Appalachia. "There are huge opportunities available that can be of great benefit to the region.". (ABC News -- Wire)
Case of runaway convert leads to Muslim-Christian clash Oct 15, 2009
In Ohio, Gov. Ted Strickland (D) has stood up for the Bary family's right to get their child back, while in Florida, Gov. Charlie Crist (R) has expressed reservations about her safety at home. Two police investigations one in Florida and one in Ohio have found little basis for Fathima's assertion that she'll be killed upon returning to Ohio. (Christian Science Monitor -- World)
Former police association contractor charged with snooping on 'Joe the Plumber'... Oct 15, 2009
Jones-Kelley, who was suspended by Gov. Ted Strickland after The Dispatch also revealed that she used her state e-mail account to raise campaign funds for Obama, later resigned. Two of her top aides also lost their jobs. (The Drudge Report)
DOD chief ready to sell state Oct 14, 2009
A Mentor native and 19-year veteran of the Development Department, Patt-McDaniel, 44, was named interim director in May by Gov. Ted Strickland. Her appointment was made permanent last month. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Roundtables slots suit out for now Oct 14, 2009
Both sides are now eyeing a Plan B. Faced with a hole of more than $800 million in the state budget because the planned slots revenue has been eliminated, Gov. Ted Strickland has proposed delaying the final year of a five-year state income tax reduction to fill the gap. And the Ohio Roundtable said Tuesday it s ready to fight again next year. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Execution methods examined after botched injection attempt Oct 13, 2009
Governor Ted Strickland, a Democrat, granted a one-week reprieve, since extended while a federal court considers a defense claim that a second execution attempt would amount to cruel and unusual punishment. Strickland s decision to delay two more executions and review the way Ohio has executed 32 prisoners since 1999 could influence the way condemned prisoners elsewhere are put to death, say death penalty experts. (Boston Globe)
* Botched execution leads to review of lethal injection Oct 7, 2009
On Monday, Ohio Governor Ted Strickland granted a reprieve to two men facing execution, as his state re-examines lethal injection procedures. The Democratic governors move came after the state tried for two hours to execute Romell Broom on Sept. 15, carrying out his sentence for murder. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
Ohio ponders injecting lethal drugs into muscle, bone Oct 7, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland ordered the five-month reprieves to give the prisons department more time to update protocols for dealing with long delays in finding suitable veins on inmates for injecting lethal chemicals. The order represents only a brief moratorium, since inmates still are scheduled to die in December, January and February. (Florida Today)
Clock ticking for slots referendum backers Oct 7, 2009
The group pushing for a referendum on the slots plan originally proposed by Gov. Ted Strickland received the official OK from the state this week to begin collecting signatures to put the measure on the ballot next year. Attorney General Richard Cordray late Monday approved petition summary language submitted by LetOhioVote. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Ohio's governor delays an execution Oct 7, 2009
However, Gov. Ted Strickland announced he would delay Reynolds's execution until March, at the earliest. Another death row inmate, Darryl Durr, scheduled to be executed in coming weeks, also was granted a reprieve until at least April 2010. (CNN -- Law)
Ohio governor delays executions Oct 6, 2009
Gov Ted Strickland ordered all three executions to be halted. He said the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction needed more time to finish updating its protocols for dealing with long delays in finding suitable veins on inmates, Associated Press news agency reported. (BBC News -- Americas)
Ohio mulls executions Oct 6, 2009
On Monday, the Ohio Governor Ted Strickland granted a reprieve to two men facing execution, as his state re-examines lethal injection procedures. The Democratic governor's move came after the state tried for two hours to execute Romell Broom on 15 September, carrying out his sentence for murder. (iAfrica.com)
Harris: Wipe VLT language from budget Oct 6, 2009
After an Ohio Supreme Court ruling two weeks ago forced Gov. Ted Strickland to seek an alternative plan for balancing the state s troubled budget, the leader of the Republican-controlled state Senate is seeking to have the original proposal thrown out altogether. Senate President Bill Harris, R-Ashland, in a letter to Strickland that was disclosed Monday asks that language in the state s two-year budget bill that provides for video lottery terminals, or VLTs, at Ohio horse racing tracks be... (Columbus Business First, OH)
Hospitals face big whammy from state fees Oct 6, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland advanced the fees for hospitals and other Medicaid providers as a way to help draw down $2 billion in federal matching funds. We have to figure out a way. (Cincinnati Business Courier, OH)
Federal court halts Ohio execution Oct 6, 2009
On Sept. 15, Gov. Ted Strickland stopped the lethal injection of Romell Broom after state executioners struggled for two hours to find a usable vein ... Gov. Ted Strickland's decision to stop Broom's execution appears to be unprecedented since capital punishment was declared constitutional and the nation resumed executions in the 1970s. (FOX19.com, OH)
Ohio court: Forge ahead with next inmate execution Oct 2, 2009
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Strickland seeks to delay last year of tax cut Oct 1, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland changed course on another major policy issue Wednesday, recommending postponement of the final year of a cut in the state s personal income tax. This year s 4. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Ohio governor proposes freezing income tax cuts Oct 1, 2009
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland on Wednesday proposed freezing income tax cuts for two years to fund education in the wake of a court decision that could halt his plan to put lottery slot machines at racetracks. Strickland suggested postponing the final year of the overall 21 percent tax cut, raising about $850 million. (FOX19.com, OH)
Ohio Arts Council cutting 6 staffers Sep 30, 2009
The state s budget picture has become uncertain once again after the ruled last week that Gov. Ted Strickland s plan to bring in $933 million over two years from video slot machines at horse racing tracks is subject to a voter referendum. Closer to home, weaker consumer spending and falling hotel bed tax revenue have created turmoil at the and led to staffing cuts for groups that include and. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Dayton-area projects to create 250 jobs Sep 30, 2009
Today we have made important investments that help Ohio companies excel in an array of industries, said Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland in a news release. These investments demonstrate our commitment to both near-term and lasting growth for Ohio s economy. (Dayton Business Journal, OH)
Cincinnati firms win Ohio funds for expansion Sep 30, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland and Lisa Patt-McDaniel, director of the , announced the awards Monday. will receive a 45 percent job tax creation tax credit for six years, worth $100,404, for an expansion at its headquarters on Rosslyn Drive in Oakley. (Cincinnati Business Courier, OH)
What about his victim? Sep 26, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland stopped Broom's Sept. 15 execution after about two hours when executioners failed to find a usable vein. No Ohio governor has issued a similar last-minute reprieve since the state resumed executions in 1999. (Fresno Bee -- Opinion)
Credit ratings firm sees negative Ohio outlook Sep 25, 2009
A spokeswoman for Democratic Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland said Thursday the move demonstrates the tough budget situation Ohio and other states face in the current economy. "The change in outlook underscores the seriousness of the situation and the need for a collaborative response to Ohio's budget challenges," spokeswoman Amanda Wurst said. (FOX19.com, OH)
Rolls-Royce boosting Ohio presence Sep 23, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland said in a release Monday that the company's Rolls-Royce Fuel Cell Systems subsidiary plans to invest $3 million in equipment at its North American headquarters, which has been housed at Stark State College s Fuel Cell Prototyping Center since 2006. Robert Grevey, a spokesman for the Ohio Department of Development, said the expansion is aimed at testing fuel cells to eliminate technical risks along the road to the commercial market. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Sick-leave plan seeks place in reform debate Sep 23, 2009
Opposition from the business community, coupled with Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland s decision to stand against the proposal because of its potential harm to Ohio s economy, resulted in SEIU pulling the measure from the ballot last September. But the union s decision came with the caveat that the issue would be addressed at the federal level once Democrat Barack Obama, a paid-sick-leave proponent, won the presidency. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Dying in vein: a failed execution Sep 23, 2009
Collins contacted Gov. Ted Strickland, who issued a seven-day reprieve of the execution. Broom's execution was originally rescheduled for Sept. 22but that won't be his last day either. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)
Ohio high court allows vote on slots Sep 22, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland authorized the machines by executive order and the Legislature included their proceeds as part of the state budget, which now faces a nearly $1 billion hole. In a statement, Strickland said he was disappointed by the ruling and was evaluating what to do next. (FOX19.com, OH)
Ohio Inmate Back on Death Row After Execution Try Sep 22, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland stopped Broom's execution last Tuesday after about two hours when executioners failed to find a usable vein. Broom wept at one point during the procedure and later complained of the needle painfully poking bone and muscle. (Newsmax)
* Execution in Ohio halted after marred first attempt Sep 20, 2009
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland granted a one-week reprieve on Tuesday after execution staff struggled for two hours to find a vein that would not collapse. This story has been viewed 274 times. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World Business)
Death gets second chance after lethal injection botched Sep 19, 2009
The prison director, Terry Collins, contacted Ohio's Governor, Ted Strickland, to tell him of the difficulties. The Governor issued a temporary reprieve. (Sydney Morning Herald -- World)
Supreme Court asked to stop second execution try Sep 19, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland stopped Broom's execution after executioners tried unsuccessfully for two hours to find a usable vein. Broom told his attorneys he was pricked as many as 18 times. (Florida Today)
Ohio Execution Fails After 18 Attempts Convicted killer appeals to federal court to stop second try. Sep 19, 2009
Concerned by the failed attempts, Ohio Governor Ted Strickland delayed the execution, and a federal judge has pushed it back until at least September 28, pending appeals. But Broom's lawyers filed papers in state and federal court today, contending that Ohio shouldn't have a second chance to subject Broom to lethal injection. (ABC News)
Court halts 2nd execution attempt Sep 19, 2009
" 'I screamed'Officials later tried to find an accessible vein in Broom's feet. During that attempt, Broom said the needle his bone and was very painful. "I screamed," Broom said in the affidavit. Gov. Ted Strickland granted a one-week reprieve to Broom on Tuesday, after execution staff struggled for two hours to find a vein that would not collapse when a saline solution was administered. Click for related contentOn Friday, the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio filed a public records... (MSNBC -- Crime)
OSU Med Center gets trustee OK Sep 19, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland applauded what he called visionary leadership for the center. Health care is critically important to our state s economy, and I believe this substantial investment will help spur even more opportunities for growth in this critical industry across the state, he said in a statement. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Botched Ohio execution spurs lawsuits Sep 18, 2009
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Lawyers plan state and federal lawsuits and a request to Governor Ted Strickland of Ohio to stop a second attempt to execute a man whose lethal injection failed Tuesday. Cleveland lawyer Tim Sweeney said yesterday that he expects lawsuits to be filed no later than today in an effort to halt the next attempt to put Romell Broom to death. (Boston Globe)
Supreme Court upholds CAT Sep 18, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland in a statement Thursday said he is thankful for the Supreme Court s decision, which protects the integrity of Ohio s reformed tax code and upholds the broad-based, low-rate structure that gives Ohio the lowest business taxes in the Midwest. The association in a statement Thursday said it was extremely disappointed with the court s decision, calling it a loss for consumers. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Bid to halt US 'vein' execution Sep 18, 2009
Broom was granted a week-long reprieve by Ohio Governor Ted Strickland, the first such action by an Ohio governor since the state resumed executions in 1999. Ohio has executed 32 inmates since then. (BBC News -- Americas)
Log blames Ohio execution problems on drug use Sep 17, 2009
The log of Tuesday s scheduled execution of Romell Broom indicates that executioners made the observation at 3:11 p.m., more than an hour after first trying to find a vein (Somerset Daily American, PA)
Ohio inmate spends long day near death chamber Sep 17, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland ordered a weeklong reprieve for a condemned inmate Tuesday after the Ohio execution team had problems finding usable veins for the lethal injection even after the inmate tried to help ... Some events leading to Gov. Ted Strickland's decision to stop the Tuesday execution of Romell Broom because of difficulties finding a usable vein ... 12:17 p.m.: Broom learns that Gov. Ted Strickland has rejected a request for mercy. (Fresno Bee -- Nation)
* World News Quick Take Sep 17, 2009
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland issued the reprieve at the request of the prison warden overseeing the states execution chamber at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville. Prison officials said they would consult several people about how to perform convicted rapist and murderer Romell Brooms execution, which must be done by lethal injection. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World Business)
Beulah Park owner sues Penn National to break deal Sep 17, 2009
The suit further claims Penn missed its 60-day option to buy Beulah once Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland signed the state budget into law July 17. The window for the option ended Tuesday. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Ohio offering $10M for energy projects Sep 17, 2009
These grants will help manufacturers across Ohio make significant improvements in energy efficiency, said Mark Shanahan, energy adviser to Gov. Ted Strickland, in a news release. These types of projects create long-term jobs and improve our environment by reducing carbon emissions. (Cincinnati Business Courier, OH)
Ohio inmate traumatized by failed execution Sep 17, 2009
Governor Ted Strickland s decision to stop Tuesday s execution and grant a one-week reprieve appeared to be unprecedented because capital punishment was declared constitutional and the nation resumed executions in the 1970s. Inmates in several states have experienced delays with the injection of lethal chemicals, but those executions have always proceeded the same day. (Boston Globe)
Prison log: Execution trouble due to drug use Sep 17, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland on Tuesday issued a one-week reprieve to Broom, who spent more than two hours awaiting execution as technicians searched for a vein strong enough to deliver the three-drug lethal injection. The issue arose three years after Ohio revised its lethal injection protocol due to problems with another inmate's IV.. (MSNBC -- Crime)
Vein problem delays US execution Sep 16, 2009
The week-long reprieve for Broom, aged 53, was later ordered by Ohio Governor Ted Strickland. It is the first time that an Ohio governor has issued a similar last-minute reprieve since the state resumed executions in 1999. (BBC News -- Americas)
Vein Problems Delay Ohio Death Sentence Sep 16, 2009
(AP) Gov. Ted Strickland ordered a weeklong reprieve for a condemned inmate on Tuesday after the Ohio execution team had problems finding the inmate's veins during the lethal injection process. Executioners struggled for more than two hours to locate suitable veins for inserting IVs into 53-year-old Romell Broom, who was sentenced to die for the rape and slaying of a 14-year-old Tryna Middleton in 1984. (CBS News)
Slots plan draws more legal opponents Sep 15, 2009
A Christian group and three state legislators have joined the legal fight to derail Gov. Ted Strickland s plan to install video slot machines at Ohio s horse-racing tracks. The Ohio Christian Alliance and state Reps. (Columbus Business First, OH)
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Ohio death row inmate denied stay Sep 15, 2009
A U.S. District Court refused to halt the execution Monday, the same day Gov. Ted Strickland denied clemency. Broom's attorney planned to appeal the court decision, 00004000 and a separate appeal was denied Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court. (Anchorage Daily News)
Ohio forms public-private pact for paperless medical records push Sep 14, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland on Wednesday tapped the nonprofit , a subsidiary of Columbus group BioOhio, to work with the state Department of Insurance on a new collaboration to help the health-care industry transition to electronic medical records and create a safe statewide network for accessing patient information. Ohio ultimately is looking to use millions in stimulus dollars for the effort, and officials belief moving to that technology will cuts costs and boosts quality. (Dayton Business Journal, OH)
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The bill has bipartisan support, and House Speaker Armond Budish and Gov. Ted Strickland are anxious for a vote. But not all legislators support this specific approach to the issue. (Cleveland Jewish News, OH)
If voters approve, new funds could benefit Bellefaire JCB Sep 11, 2009
The funding concept is his idea, and Bellefaire would benefit, acknowledges Adam Jacobs, Bellefaire CEO. Introduced two years ago as a bill sponsored by a Republican lawmaker and opposed at the time by Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland, the measure would enhance regional cooperation and lead to cost efficiencies through joint purchasing, sharing information, and not duplicating services, Jacobs says. He points to the $2 million in administrative costs saved when Bellefaire and Applewood Centers,... (Cleveland Jewish News, OH)
Scotts Miracle-Gro commits to expansion Sep 9, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland said in a statement Tuesday that he is proud that the company s leaders have chosen to expand their commitment to this community and the state of Ohio. This has been one of Ohio s most successful companies for more than a century and I am hopeful this planned expansion will create new jobs and contribute to the overall success of our economy, Strickland said. (Columbus Business First, OH)
Full text of Pres. Obama speech at AFL-CIO picnic Sep 8, 2009
Although Ohio's terrific Governor Ted Strickland couldn't be here, we have Lieutenant Governor Lee Fisher, Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, Attorney General Richard Cordray, Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory, and Hamilton County Commission President David Pepper. We're joined by members of Ohio's congressional delegation: Congressman Steve Driehaus and my great friend-who is at the forefront of every fight for Ohio's working men and women, including the battle for health insurance reform-Senator... (FOX19.com, OH)
GOP regroups in pivotal Ohio Sep 7, 2009
Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland, who helped win the battleground state for Obama last November, is facing his own drop in voter approval ratings. Obama's speech at the annual AFL-CIO Labor Day picnic at Cincinnati's Coney Island will include national union leaders. (FOX19.com, OH)
Ohios Public Safety, Highway Patrol chiefs leaving Sep 5, 2009
Gov. Ted Strickland in a statement Friday said he accepted the resignations of Public Safety Director Henry Guzman and Patrol Superintendent Richard Butch Collins. Guzman, Strickland said, has expressed a desire to move on to another role in the administration and the need to initiate a fresh start for the department. (Columbus Business First, OH)
