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Friday, December 19, 2008

Topics: Economy, Politics
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2008 has been quite a test for Governor Ted Strickland. The state's economy seems to be in free fall, the budget crisis seems to have no end in sight, and another serious situation with the state's spending plan looms into the next budget cycle. And the governor will introduce into all of this his long-awaited plan to reform education in Ohio, and specifically his proposed changes on how Ohioans pay for it. Gov. Strickland talks about the budget crisis, his education reform plan, and his thoughts on some of the most controversial bills that passed in the lame duck legislature.

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