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Posted September 23, 2002 in Press Releases
Crain's Cleveland Business Greg Huth acknowledges that there was a "wrapping-up" period during 2001 when the city of Cleveland still was setting in motion efforts to enforce its Fair Employment Law. read more
Posted September 20, 2002 in Op-Eds
A recent Plain Dealer story documented citizens’ con cerns about the costs of drug treatment for nonviolent offenders. But in Ohio we pay far more, in cash and in lost opportunity, when we send nonviolent... read more
Posted September 18, 2002 in Press Releases
Cleveland City News As the governor s race closes up and heats up the difference between the two candidates, Tim Hagan and Bob Taft, is being brought into sharp relief. And nowhere are those differences greater... read more
Posted September 15, 2002 in Op-Eds
CLEVELAND – The writer is executive director of Policy Matters Ohio, a policy research institute in Cleveland, funded primarily by the George Gund Foundation. Observers across the political spectrum worry about Ohio’s shameful levels of higher... read more
Posted September 02, 2002 in Press Releases
The Toledo Blade As American workers celebrate Labor Day, a new report gives mixed grades to the progress made by working families in recent years. The good news is that the wages of female workers, although still... read more
Posted August 28, 2002 in Press Releases
Cincinnati Post By Michael Collins WASHINGTON Ohio's prison budget ballooned dramatically over the past two decades and grew five times faster than state higher education spending, a new study concludes. Meanwhile, there are more African-American men in prison... read more
Posted July 09, 2002 in Press Releases
Columbus Dispatch A nonpartisan research group yesterday questioned $1.4 million in state tax credits for a huge Kroger warehouse being built near Delaware as well as $10 million in incentives given to three new Wal-Mart facilities... read more
Posted June 27, 2002 in Op-Eds
Only a few years ago, Gliatech Inc. was one of Northeast Ohio’s best known commercial hopes in the growing biotechnology industry. Now, it’s broke. The failure of this small company, which sold a gel used to prevent... read more
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