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Ohio Housing Conference Celebrates 20 Years of the FHLBank's Affordable Housing Program
The Ohio Housing Conference celebrated the contributions of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati to affordable housing in Ohio, observing 20 years of the FHLBank's Affordable Housing Program at an awards luncheon on Tuesday.
Senate Democrats on Sunday sparred with each other over how to fix the nation's troubled health care system, the moderates threatening to scuttle legislation if their demands weren't met and the more liberal members warning their party leaders not to bend.
Sunday Breakfast Menu, Nov. 22
On NBC 's "Meet the Press," David Gregory moderates a discussion about the Senate's $849 billion health care bill with Senators Richard Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, Dianne Feinstein , Democrat of California, Kay Bailey Hutchison , Republican of Texas, and Joe Lieberman , an independent of Connecticut.
Sealed With A Kiss: Dems Unite To Beat GOP Filibuster
Harry Reid sealed the biggest legislative victory of his career Saturday night with a kiss.
Senate Liberals Demand Reid Hold Firm on Public Option
The Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, met on Monday night with a group of liberal Senate Democrats who urged Mr.
Guests for the Sunday TV news shows
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC's "This Week" - Sens. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., and Ben Nelson, D-Neb.; Reps.
Senate votes Saturday whether to start debate on their health bill
The House passed their version of the bill two weeks ago in a rare Saturday session.
Ohio health director says H1N1 vaccine has gone to most at risk
WASHINGTON -- Ohio residents deemed most at risk for the H1N1 virus should have been vaccinated by now, and vaccination efforts now are focusing on a larger at-risk population, the state health director said.
South Korea Trade Pact Is Revived by Obama
President Obama and Lee Myung-bak, the president of South Korea, arriving at a news conference in Seoul on Thursday.
Bill would allow foreign contractors to be sued in U.S. courts
More than six years ago, Lt. Col. Dominic "Rocky" Baragona was serving in Iraq when he was killed after his Humvee was struck by a supply truck driven by an employee of a Defense Department contractor.
With House plan OK'd, Senate Dems unveil their version of health reform
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid presented an $849 billion health-care overhaul package on Wednesday that would extend coverage to 31 million Americans and reform insurance practices while adding an array of tax increases, including a rise in payroll taxes for high earners.
Transportation Department, lawmakers push bus safety rules
Bus safety advocates and congressional leaders say they will continue to push long-stalled bus legislation even after the U.S. Transportation Department released plans this week to strengthen motor coach safety rules.
Couple visits D.C. to lobby for cancer research
CLYDE -- Warren and Wendy Brown are in Washington, D.C., this week to make sure money is being appropriated for childhood cancer research.
Hunger has Ohio firmly in its grip, stats show
More than 607,000 Ohio households -- 13.3 percent -- struggled to feed themselves last year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Department of Transportation to toughen bus safety regulations
The U.S. Transportation Department announced Monday that it will toughen bus safety regulations by requiring seat belts, recording devices and other features, weeks after an investigation of a fatal Texas crash resulted in a scathing review of safety rules.
Ohio legislators were split over the health care reform bill that passed the House of Representatives earlier this month by a narrow 220-215 vote, clearing the way for the Senate to debate and vote on its own version of the legislation.
Ohio seems more liberal than ever
Submitted by StuffQueerPeopl... on Mon, 11/16/2009 - 1:18pm. On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Ohioans elected 10 public officials from the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, bringing in a record number of progressive LGBT voices, with positions ranging from school board to municipal court judge.
Senate Bill Would Boost, Extend Federal COBRA Subsidy
With hundreds of thousands of laid-off employees soon to lose a federal subsidy of their COBRA health insurance premiums , more lawmakers are introducing legislation to extend and increase the subsidy.
Study finds no cause for cluster of cancer in Clyde
State environmental and health officials acknowledged yesterday they are no closer to determining the cause of the childhood cancer cluster in the vicinity of Clyde, Ohio, and conceded in a new report it "is possible that a cause may never be known." The report, discussed privately Monday with families of area cancer victims who have been part of ...
Legislation would help cut red tape for veterans
FREMONT -- A U.S. senator introduced legislation Tuesday that he said could help Ohio's disabled veterans receive medical and social security benefits faster with less bureaucracy.
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