This in via e-mail from the office of Governor Ted Strickland: Governor Orders Flags Lowered to Half Staff in Honor of Victims at Fort Hood Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today ordered all state flags at public buildings and grounds to be flown at half-staff until sunset on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 in honor [...]
This is a tweet from Ted Strickland this morning. It's bad enough that Ted's been on Twitter since May and he still doesn't know how to use it properly. (here's a hint, Ted...Twitter is for telling people what you're thinking, not what you're doing) But in this case, he doesn't even know where he's going. The AEP plant is in Conesville. Not Colesville. Idiot. (And don't worry, I'm still blocked from...
Yesterday morning, Gov. Strickland appeared on Ohio's 55KRC radio to discuss the tax abatement being awarded to General Electric to keep them invested in southern Ohio. Well, about two minutes into this clip, Ted Strickland, despite the most sincere efforts of the host to bail his butt out, goes into full bumbling, stumbling, rumbling mode in trying to explain the whats and whys of the GE tax abatement....
Alcoa Inc. plans to invest more than $110 million at its Cleveland plant in part to refurbish a forging press used in the production of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter plane. Ohio Governor Ted Strickland said Thursday that the investment will help keep good... Ted Strickland - Alcoa - United States - Ohio - Cleveland Ohio
In videotaped comments, a state agency director appears to back off new standards Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland's administration has been pushing that would require prevailing union wages to be paid on more state construction projects.
In videotaped comments, a state agency director appears to back off new standards Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland's administration has been pushing that would require prevailing union wages to be paid on more state construction projects.
In videotaped comments, a state agency director appears to back off new standards Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland's administration has been pushing that would require prevailing union wages to be paid on more state construction projects. Commerce Director Kimberly... Ohio - Ted Strickland - United States - Government agency - Prevailing wage
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- In videotaped comments, a state agency director appears to back off new standards Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland's administration has been pushing that would require prevailing union wages to be paid on more state construction projects.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- At an event today attended by Ohio's Governor Ted Strickland, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), (BSE: TCS.BO, NSE: TCS.NS), a leading IT services, business solutions and outsourcing firm, announced that it had scaled up its North America Domestic Delivery Center, TCS Seven Hills Park, to 300 associates. Seven Hills Park provides a wide range of IT solutions, consulting,...
[JURIST] The Ohio Supreme Court set dates Wednesday for two inmates to be executed by lethal injection, despite a temporary stay on executions in the state. Michael Bueke is scheduled to be executed on May 13 of next year, and Richard Nields is scheduled to be executed on June 10. Ohio's lethal injection process is currently under review after the failed execution of Romell Broom in September, but...
Last evening I was on the RGA's conference call with Gov. Haley Barbour. I had the great opportunity to speak directly with the RGA Chairman about Ohio's gubernatorial race. We discussed the similarities to New Jersey, and what was necessary to win. First and foremost, this race, just like New Jersey and all other re-election campaigns, will be a referendum on the incumbent. A race about Ted Strickland....
Per Lyndsey Teter’s blawg, the animal rights extremists are not happy with how Ohioans voted last night for Issue 2 ( Passed 64-36 ). And they must already be throwing their money around, as penis-loving Brian Rothenberg’s shadowy organization hosts the video: I really didn’t care much for Issue 2. As Ted Strickland and the Ohio GOP both strongly supported it, I think it shows what...
In this afternoon's post we looked at the microcosm that was the Dayton mayoral race to foresee some trouble for Democrats in Ohio. And now, data from New Jersey and Virginia itself provides some insight into what we can expect in 2010. In the vast mass of analysis from last night's results, two data points were highlighted by NBC as having some of the most significant impact on upcoming elections,...
Usually one might call this a negative ad. But when it comes to describing Ted Strickland’s accomplishments as Ohio’s governor, this is as polite as it gets: