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These days there seems to be an endless number of advocates and lobflag_with_sun.jpgbyists. Care about gun control? There's a group for you. Work for an insurance agency? The insurance lobbyists are one of the most powerful groups in the country. Want tax reform? There's a growing number of political action committees working for reform. Care about education, trade issues, protecting unions, fighting unions, the environment? Each one of these has powerful representatives both in Columbus and Washington, but who represents Moms?  Moms for Ohio does! Moms for Ohio works hard to help Moms have a say in the decisions that effect their lives and the lives of their families.
 

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Midwest manufacturing enjoying rebirth

 

 From The Columbus Dispatch:

"From northern Michigan’s iron mines to Pennsylvania’s natural-gas fields, the industrial heartland of America is humming with jobs again as a region once left for dead recovers faster than the rest of the United States."

To read this story, please visit The Columbus Dispatch


Egypt to prosecute 44 workers, including 19 Americans, after raids on rights groups Read more: http

 

From Fox News:

"The son of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood is among 19 Americans being referred to criminal trial for allegedly receiving foreign funds illegally and being involved in banned activity in Egypt, several news agencies reported Sunday."

 

To read this story, please visit Fox News 


Catholics urged to write Congress on birth control rule

 

From Reuters

"The fight is over a provision of the health reform law... that would require health insurance plans -- including those offered by institutions such as Catholic-affiliated hospitals and universities -- to offer free birth control including sterilization."

To read this story, please visit Reuters

 

Would this not force Catholic hospitals to do AND pay for something that goes against Catholic teachings?


Tebow doesn't rule out possible future in politics

 

 From NFL:

"Tim Tebow definitely could have a career in politics once his playing days are over. The Broncos' quarterback didn't rule it out, either, when the subject was broached in an interview on the Golf Channel's "Feherty Live."  "It could be something in my future," Tebow said. "It's something I'll have to think about and if I pray about, you know, I have no idea right now. But possibly."

To read this story, please visit NFL



Ohio Shuts Door On Kasich Power Grab

From The Columbus Dispatch:

"Gov. John Kasich’s effort to wrest control of the Ohio Republican Party was dealt a setback yesterday when the party’s central committee approved two resolutions that effectively bolster Kevin DeWine’s hold on the party chairmanship."

To read this story, please visit The Columbus Dispatch

 


New AEP rates stun small businesses

 

From The Columbus Dispatch:

"Some small-business owners are furious about a sudden rise in electricity costs, the result of a new American Electric Power rate plan that took effect this month.  With immediate increases of up to 40 percent, business owners said they are faced with cutting workers..."

 

To read this story, please visit The Columbus Dispatch


Ford posts $20.2 billion in profits; third shift set for Brook Park engine plant in May

 

From The Plain Dealer:

" Another profitable year for Ford Motor Co. should translate into more work for one local plant. Ford on Friday reported its biggest annual profit since 2009 and this week confirmed plans to add a third shift to its Cleveland Engine Plant No. 1 "

 

To read this story, please visit The Plain Dealer


Church-Burning Video Used to Promote Atheist Event at Ft. Bragg
From Fox News:

"Atheists are using a music video that celebrates the burning of churches and synagogues to promote an upcoming atheist-themed festival at Fort Bragg.  “Rock Beyond Belief” is scheduled to be held on the parade field at Fort Bragg in March. The event was created in part as a response to a Billy Graham Evangelistic Association event that was held last year."

To read this story, please visit Fox News

State to collect debts owed to local governments

From The Columbus Dispatch:

"Budget-crunched local governments can turn to the state for help collecting unpaid fines and other debts owed to them.  The Ohio attorney general's office -- chief collection agent for state agencies, universities, boards and commissions -- will collect debts for counties, cities, townships and villages if they request assistance, Attorney General Mike DeWine said today."

To  read this story, please visit The Columbus Dispatch


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