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To the editor: Those who are capable of thinking for themselves know all to well how to vote on critical issues such as Ohio Issue 1 coming soon on August 8. A sneaky summertime election with the sneaks hoping that voter turnout will be minimal. Estimated special election costs to taxpayers: $20 million. Anytime deliberate […]

Ohio’s four former governors, two Democrats and two Republicans, disagree on many issues. But all four stand united in opposition to state Issue 1. It’s

Ohio’s four former governors, two Democrats and two Republicans, disagree on many issues. But all four stand united in opposition to Issue 1. It’s the s

OHIO’S FOUR former governors, two Democrats and two Republicans, disagree on many issues. But all four stand united in opposition to Issue 1. It’s the s

Ohio’s four former governors, two Democrats and two Republicans, disagree on many issues. But all four stand united in opposition to Issue 1. It’s the s

Issue 1 won't protect the Ohio Constitution or elevate the process. The power of Ohioans would be diminished

Issue 1 would permanently end majority rule in Ohio and give 40 percent of the voters the ability to block the will of the people, Richard A. Stoff writes.

Ohio business interests are starting to diverge on Issue 1, a ballot initiative that, if passed in a special Aug. 8 election, would make it harder to amend the state constitution. Plus, the Cleveland Museum of Art makes a good move in extending the employment deal of its skilled director, William Griswold.

Even in retirement, Maureen O’Connor said she is continuing to work on issues she undertook during her final term in office.

Even in retirement, Maureen O’Connor said she is continuing to work on issues she undertook during her final term in office.