The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections The University of Toledo
Finding Aid Linda Furney Papers MSS-134
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Size: 40 linear feet
Provenance: received from Senator Linda Furney
Access: open
Processing Note: Wherever possible, the materials in this collection have been kept under their original series and folder titles as created by Linda Furney and her office staff. To further facilitate the use of this collection, the materials have also been arranged into subseries, wherever applicable. The files are arranged in chronological order within each folder.
Copyright: The literary rights to this collection are assumed to rest with the person(s) responsible for the production of the particular items within the collection, or with their heirs or assigns. Researchers bear full legal responsibility for the acquisition to publish from any part of said collection per Title 17, United States Code. The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections may reserve the right to intervene as intermediary at its own discretion.
Completed by: Corey Walter
NOTE: This collection is located at the NWOBD
Biographical Sketch
A native of Toledo, Linda Furney attended Sylvania High School, and earned a Bachelors in Science from Bowling Green State University in 1969. She began her career as an English teacher at Whitmer High School in Toledo until 1972, when taught at American School in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for two years. When she returned to the United States in 1975, she entered the Holiday Inn management program. Two years later, she resumed her teaching career in Springfield Local Schools as a Vocational Home Economics teacher.
Furney's political career began in 1979 when she was elected President of Ohio National Organization for Women. She was also elected to the Toledo Board of Education in 1982 and to Toledo City Council in 1983. She began her first term as Ohio Senator in 1986, winning re-election for four consecutive terms.
AsOhio Senator, Furney has been ardent in expressing her family and community orientated concerns for the quality of life of Toledoans in the Senate. She has focused her work on environment, education, labor, and women and children's health issues, introducing ten bills in her first term, including Senate Bill 110 which requires educational materials and textbooks for school districts and nonpublic schools to be free of sex bias and sex-role stereotypes, Senate Bill 224 which extends the protection of Ohio's law against age discrimination to people over 70 years of age, and Senate Bill 314, which restricts importation of out of state hazardous waste.
Senator Furney's civic interests can also be seen in the Senate and special committees which she has served on, and the organizations with which she is affiliated. She is the ranking minority member of Education, Retirement and Aging Senate Committee, and serves on the Senate Finance Committee, Reference and Oversight Committee, and Rules Committee. She has also served on the Legislative Committee for Education Oversight, Education Goals and Strategies Commission, Governor's Task Force on Head Start, and National Conference of State Legislators. She is the project director of Ohio's Investing in People Project, a School-To-Work effort, which promotes the coordination of all School To Work Programs statewide and provides vocational education experience for Toledo's students to effectively compete in the workplace. She is also the facilitator for Ohio Women and Children's Budget Coalition, is active in Ohio Democratic Party, ACLU, AAUW and is a life member of NAACP and NOW.
Asa result of Senator Furney's activism and involvement in the community, she has earned the Foundation Award from the ACLU of Ohio, the Citizen Award from the Ohio Association for the Education of Young Children, the Stanley K. Levinson Award from Planned Parenthood of Northwest Ohio, and Special Recognition from the Lucas County Board of MR/DD.
Scope and Content Note
The materials in this collection consist of the legislative files of Linda Furney compiled during her time in office as Ohio Senator. These files are divided into 28 series: I. Roll Call Votes, II. House Bills, III. Senate Bills, IV. Legislative Bills, V. Draft Legislation, VI, Second Tier Legislative Ideas, VII, Third Tier Legislation, VIII. Environment, IX. Education, X. School Funding, XI. Economy, XII. Women and Children's Budget Coalition, XIII. Investing in People/ School-To-Work Programs XIV. Workforce Development, XV. Energy, XVI. Correspondence, XVII. Community Group Awards, XVIII. Community Groups, XIX. Ohio Democratic Party XX. National Conference of State Legislatures, XXI. Fundraising, XXII. Campaign, XXIII. Media, XXIV. Issues, XXV. Budget, XXVI. Ohio Department of Development, XXVII. Miscellaneous, and XXVIII. Transportation. Some files, such as House and Senate Bills, overlap with other series.
The Roll Call Votes are arranged by general assembly number and consist of roll call votes on bills by the senators. The House and Senate Bills are arranged by general assembly number in numerical order and consist of amendments, correspondence and articles about the bills. The Legislative Bills, Draft Legislation, Second Tier Legislative Ideas, and Third Tier Legislation also are arranged into amendments, correspondence and articles where applicable.
The Environment Series is divided into subseries, including the Envirosafe/Fondessy facility, Brownfield Cleanup, air quality standards, and miscellaneous files. Each subseries consists mainly of correspondence, articles, testimony, information, hearing transcripts, and amendments on hazardous waste, hazardous waste facilities in Ohio, deregulation of air standards, and water issues.
The Education Series is comprised of ten subseries: School Standards, Teacher Licensure Standards, Vouchers, Budget, Miscellaneous, School Net, Educational Reform, Ohio board of Regents, Early Education Meetings and Head Start. They contain correspondence, amendments and articles. The School Funding Series contains legislative materials, testimony and budget files concerning educational programs and wealth based disparities in education.
The Economy Series is divided into two subseries: Toledo Development, which contains materials and correspondence to increase business in Toledo, and Local, Jeep which contains plans to keep the Jeep plant in Toledo.
Women and Children's Budget Coalition is an organization which lobbies for more of the state and federal budget to be spent on programs for women and children. The files included in this series are meeting minutes, budget reports, correspondence, and campaign strategies.
The thirteenth series is the largest series of this collection, and it is comprised of the files of the two labor programs, Investing in People Program and the School-To-Work Program. This series is divided into twenty-one subseries: Meeting Minutes, A-Team, I-Team, 1st Policy Institute, Workforce Policy Institute, Governance and Structure, Ohio's Vision for a School To Work Program, Pilot Project, Regional Alliances, National Alliance of Business, National Conference of State Legislatures, Legislative Briefings, Partners, Correspondence and Contracts, Papers, Youth Apprenticeship Programs, Hospitality and Tourism Program, STW Programs, Budget and Grants, STW Materials, and Printed Materials. Also related to IPP is the fourteenth series, Workforce Development, another labor program. The Workforce Development Series is divided into Welfare Reform, One Stop, WFD Information, Study Committee, Hearings, Re-Engineering Project, Miscellaneous, Printed Materials and Workforce Investment Act.
The Energy Series is comprised of files dealing with utility companies and the rising cost of utilities. Subseries include deregulation of the electric industry in Ohio and the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio..
Correspondence is comprised of letters to Senator Furney from constituents, organizations, and people requesting references, as well as letters of reply from Senator Furney. The correspondence is arranged in alphabetical order and chronologically within each folder.
The Community Group Awards and Community Group Series contain files pertaining to award applications and nominations, correspondence and campaigns pertaining to community groups of Toledo.
The nineteenth series, Ohio Democratic Party, consists of rosters, bylaws, and platforms. The twentieth series, National Conference of State Legislatures, is divided into four subseries: Annual Meetings, Assembly on Federal Issues, Assembly on State Issues, and Miscellaneous. Files also pertaining to NCSL dealing mainly with its involvement in the School-To-Work Program can be found under the series IPP/STW.
The twenty-first through the twenty-third series are related in that they pertain to Senator Furney's Campaign and Re-election. They are the Fundraising series, which contains invitations, invoices, and donations to Senator Furney's campaign; the Campaign Series, which consists of yearly reports and her, campaign treasurers' files; and the Media Series which contains Speeches, Biographies, Resumes, Press Releases, and Columns.
The Issue series contains articles and some correspondence about particular issues that Senator Furney and her constituents were interested in, including organizations, labor and educational programs, the budget, and other issues in legislation.
The Budget Series consists of bills and files from the Legislative Budget Office concerning funding. The Ohio Department of Development Series consists of printed material, correspondence and information.
The Miscellaneous Series is comprised of files that did not fall under any other category listed above. These files includes the Governor's State of the State, files from the Senate Finance and Financial Institution Committee, and appointment books.
The final series, Transportation, has been divided into three subseries: Ohio Turnpike Commission, Railroad, and Toledo. These files deal with toll increases, railroad crossing safety, and Toledo road construction respectively.
Folder List
Box | Folder | Arrangement |
S1. ROLL CALL VOTES | ||
1 | 1 | Senate Democratic Policy Book, September 1994 Edition |
2 | Bills Sponsored by Senator Linda Furney | |
3 | Roll Call Votes, Ohio Senate 117th | |
4 | Roll Call Votes, Ohio Senate 118th | |
5 | Roll Call Votes, Ohio Senate 119th | |
6 | Roll Call Votes, Ohio Senate 120th | |
7 | Roll Call Votes, Ohio Senate 121st, 7/19/96 | |
8 | Roll Call Votes, Ohio Senate 121st, 12/12/96 | |
9 | Roll Call Votes, Ohio Senate 121st, 12/31/96 | |
S2. HOUSE BILLS | ||
121ST General Assembly | ||
10 | H.B. 108, Informed Consent, Correspondence | |
11 | H.B. 108, Informed Consent, Articles | |
12 | H.B. 108, Informed Consent, Amendment | |
13 | H.B. 152, JCARR Day Care Issues | |
14 | H.B. 167, Welfare Reform, Joint Committee on Welfare | |
15 | H.B. 167, Welfare Reform, Joint Committee, Constituencies | |
16 | H.B. 172, E-check, Amendment | |
17 | H.B. 172, E-check, Correspondence | |
18 | H.B. 172, E-check, Articles | |
19 | H.B. 173, “Foster Parents Right to Know,” Amendment | |
20 | H.B. 173, “Foster Parents Right to Know,” Correspondence | |
21 | H.B. 173, “Foster Parents Right to Know,” Articles | |
22 | H.B. 173, “Foster Parents Right to Know,” Audit Report | |
23 | H.B. 189, Sexual Education in School, Bill Analysis | |
24 | H.B. 215, Budget, Bill Analysis (1 of 2) | |
25 | H.B. 215, Budget, Bill Analysis (2 of 2) | |
26 | H.B. 215, Budget, Reports | |
27 | H.B. 215, Budget, Correspondence | |
28 | H.B. 215, Budget, Notes on Budget | |
29 | H.B. 215, Budget, Articles | |
2 | 1 | H.B. 215, Budget, DOD Enterprise Zone |
2 | H.B. 215, Budget, Food Pantry Emergency Program | |
3 | H.B. 215, Budget, ODE Language Center | |
4 | H.B. 215, Budget, Liquor Agencies | |
5 | H.B. 215, Budget, Edison Technology Center | |
6 | H.B. 215, Budget, Regent School Challenge | |
7 | H.B. 215, Budget, Ohio Bureau of Employment Services | |
2 | 8 | H.B. 215, Budget, Charter Schools |
9 | H.B. 215, Budget, Spanish Commission | |
10 | H.B. 215, Budget, DOE Voluntary Desegregation Program | |
11 | H.B. 215, Budget, Jobs Challenge | |
12 | H.B. 215, Budget, Legislative Black Caucus Budget Recommend. | |
13 | H.B. 215, Budget, Amendment | |
14 | H.B. 215, Budget, Education Amendments | |
15 | H.B. 215, Budget, Fiscal Comparison Document | |
16 | H.B. 293 and H.B. 590, Prison Privatization | |
17 | H.B. 335, Domestic Violence – Reporting, Control, Education, Amendments | |
18 | H.B. 335, Domestic Violence – Reporting, Control, Education, Correspondence | |
19 | H.B. 335, Domestic Violence – Reporting, Control, Education, Articles | |
20 | H.B. 352, Child Support, Amendment | |
21 | H.B. 352, Child Support, Bill Analysis | |
22 | H.B. 352, Child Support, Correspondence | |
23 | H.B. 352, Child Support, Articles | |
24 | H.B. 361, Physical-Health Plan Partnership, Correspondence | |
25 | H.B. 365, Release of Assets, Correspondence, Ron Mottl | |
26 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Language from HB 215 | |
27 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, OSU Education | |
28 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Community Testimony | |
29 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Amendment | |
30 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Minutes | |
31 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Letters in Opposition | |
32 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Letters of Support | |
33 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, OEA Meeting | |
34 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Articles | |
35 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Letter to Cooper H. Snyder | |
36 | H.B., 370, Charter Schools, Tombaugh Survey | |
37 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Cooper Material | |
38 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, PIPC Charter School Laws | |
39 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Perz, Community Schools Update | |
40 | H.B. 370, Charter Schools, Correspondence | |
3 | 1 | H.B. 408, Administration of Social Services, Bill Analysis |
2 | H.B. 408, Administration of Social Services, Amendment | |
3 | H.B. 408, Administration of Social Services, Correspondence | |
4 | H.B. 408, Administration of Social Services, Articles | |
5 | H.B. 412, School Funding, Mandate and Cost Analysis | |
6 | H.B. 412, School Funding, Amendment | |
7 | H.B. 412, School Funding, Bill Analysis | |
8 | H.B. 412, School Funding, An Act | |
9 | H.B. 412, School Funding, Correspondence | |
10 | H.B. 435, Hazardous Waste Permit Modification, Correspondence | |
11 | H.B. 435, Hazardous Waste Permit Modification, Testimony | |
12 | H.B. 435, Hazardous Waste Permit Modification, Amendment | |
3 | 13 | H.B. 435, Hazardous Waste Permit Modification, Board Study |
14 | H.B. 435, Hazardous Waste Permit Modification, Materials | |
15 | H.B. 435, Hazardous Waste Permit Modification, “Organization and Management Improvement Plan” | |
16 | H.B. 435, Hazardous Waste Permit Modification, Permitting Study Volume I | |
17 | H.B. 435, Hazardous Waste Permit Modification, Permitting Study Volume II (A – K) | |
18 | H.B. 435, Hazardous Waste Permit Modification, Permitting Study Volume II (L – Appendix) | |
19 | H.B. 470, Hygiene Supervision Bill, Correspondence | |
20 | H.B. 522, Mortgage Originator’s/ Brokers Regulation, Amendment | |
21 | H.B. 570, After School Programs, Final Analysis | |
22 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Gifted Education | |
23 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Gifted Education, Gov’s Veto | |
24 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Simulations | |
25 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Vocational Education | |
26 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Joint Legislative Subcommittee Press Release | |
27 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Caucus Info | |
28 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Conference Committee Report | |
29 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Transportation Funds | |
30 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Education Center Language | |
31 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Testimony | |
32 | H.B. 650, School Funding, SF-12 | |
33 | H.B. 650, School Funding, DPIA | |
34 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Notes | |
35 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Worksheet Instruction | |
36 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Amendment (1 of 4) | |
4 | 1 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Amendment, White (2 of 4) |
2 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Amendment (3 of 4) | |
3 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Amendment (4 of 4) | |
4 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Fiscal Note | |
5 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Bill Analysis | |
6 | H.B. 650, School Funding, Correspondence, School Psychology Program | |
7 | H.B. 650, School Funding, FY-Pubic Response | |
8 | H.B. 673, SERS-Increase Benefits, Amendment | |
9 | H.B. 673, SERS-Increase Benefits, Correspondence | |
10 | H.B. 697, Issue 2, Amendment | |
11 | H.B. 697, Issue 2, Validity of Issue 2 | |
12 | H.B. 697, Issue 2, Proponents | |
13 | H.B. 697, Issue 2, Opposition | |
14 | H.B. 697, Issue 2, Correspondence | |
15 | H.B. 697, Issue 2, Articles | |
16 | H.B. 717, Automated External Defibrillation Immunity | |
17 | H.B. 770, Special Education, Correspondence | |
18 | H.B. 770, Special Education, Notes | |
4 | 19 | H.B. 770, Special Education, Amendment |
20 | H.B. 770, Special Education, Amendment | |
21 | H.B. 770, Special Education, Amendment | |
22 | H.B. 770, Special Education, An Act | |
23 | H.B. 770, Special Education, Bill Analysis | |
24 | H.B. 850, Capital Appropriations, Introduction | |
25 | H.B. 850, Capital Appropriations, Summary of County Breakdown | |
26 | H.B. 850, Capital Appropriations, Letters to Sen. Sheerer | |
27 | H.B. 850, Capital Appropriations, Amendment | |
122nd General Assembly | ||
46 | 13 | H.B. 408, Domestic Violence Provisions |
52 | 16 | H.B. 202, Education Excellence & Competency-Appropriation Item |
#200-524 | ||
31 | H.B. 770, Corrective Budget, 1998 | |
32 | H.B. 697, Issue 2, 1998 | |
62 | 13 | H.B. 185, Redraft of Child Support Legislation |
65 | 26 | H.B. 215, SF12/Voc.Ed.,Sp.Ed., Gifted, Ext. Serv/FY1998 |
28 | H.B. 650, Vocational Amendment, 1998 | |
30 | H.B. 920, Tax Bill Showing Rollback, 1998 | |
34 | H.B. 650, Summary, 1998 | |
35 | H.B. 650, Impact on Other School Districts, 1998 | |
41 | H.B. 650. Administrative Cuts, 1997 | |
123RD General Assembly | ||
30 | 1 | H.B. 1, Reads Council/Office Implement program approp |
2 | H.B. 4, Revise Health Care/Insurance Laws-med inc tax ded | |
3 | H.B. 5, Restructure Electric Industry Permit Competition | |
4 | H.B. 10, State Earned Income Tax Credit | |
5 | H.B. 11, Motor Vehicle, over 8,000 lbs. Increase speed limit | |
6 | H.B. 13, Fiscal Analysis rules/bills/res-business impact | |
7 | H.B. 17 | |
8 | H.B. 19, State land titles, name utilizing agency | |
9 | H.B. 21, Correspondence | |
10 | Sub H.B. 21, Change Ohio Lemon Law | |
11 | H.B. 23, Carry Concealed Weapon Law | |
12 | H.B. 32, Electronic Textbooks | |
13 | H.B. 35,Work Camp Disease Expenses, eliminate reimbursement | |
14 | H.B. 39, Compensatory Time/Biweekly Work Schedule | |
15 | H.B. 40, Public Improvement Contracts, bid preference | |
16 | H.B. 43, Student Expression, Limit Restriction of | |
17 | H.B. 53, Health Insurance, no discrimination of mental illness/subs abuse | |
18 | H.B. 55, Unclaimed Property, police donate to nonprofits | |
19 | H.B. 61, Vehicular Homicide, License Suspend | |
20 | H.B. 62, Prisoners, receipt of material, control | |
21 | H.B. 71, Mental Health, Violent Client Behavior | |
22 | H.B. 77, Marijuana, increase penalties | |
23 | H.B. 78, General Corporation Law, modify | |
24 | H.B. 86, Serious Car Accident, reduce speed, vacate lane | |
25 | H.B. 87, Occupational Safety/Industrial Hygiene, regulation of practice | |
26 | H.B. 89, Teachers Discipline Students Allow/Immunity | |
27 | H.B. 91, Township Territory Reduction/Partition/Separation | |
28 | H.B. 93, Exempt Minors, age/school certificate for employment at seasonal establishments | |
29 | H.B. 97, Revise Labor Law Requirements, employment of minors | |
30 | H.B. 98, Municipal Annexations, revise law governing | |
31 | H.B. 100, Felon Assault, HIV positive/sexual conduct, require test | |
32 | H.B. 101, Public Works, prohibit certain labor requirements | |
33 | H.B. 105, Clermont County Municipal Court, add Judge | |
34 | H.B. 108, Companion Animals, care/impoundment | |
30 | 35 | H.B. 116, Veterans Day, school one hour observance |
36 | H.B. 118, “Veteran” includes WWII Merchant Marines | |
37 | H.B. 119, Campaign Finance Reports, electronic filing | |
38 | H.B. 121, Student Carry Asthma Inhaler, allow/school immune | |
39 | H.B. 122, Employee Injury, intoxicated, presumed cause | |
40 | H.B. 123, Combat Zone License Plates, no additional fee | |
41 | H.B. 138, Trauma Care, quality assurance | |
42 | H.B. 141, Proof of Financial Responsibility, describe | |
43 | H.B. 148, Handicapped Parking, placards/increase penalty | |
44 | H.B. 157, Presidential Primary, move to May | |
45 | H.B. 160, Driver Ed Course Fee, remove $50 limit | |
46 | H.B. 162, Child Abuse, murder include/offense if permit | |
31 | 1 | H.B. 163, Transportation Budget |
2 | Sub H.B. 163, Transportation Budget | |
3 | H.B. 165, Concealed Handguns, license carrying | |
4 | H.B. 169, Sales Tax, used cars deduct trade in allow | |
5 | H.B. 175, Union, membership may not require | |
6 | Sub H.B., Workers’ Compensation Budget | |
7 | H.B. 181, Industrial Commission Budget | |
8 | H.B. 182, Teacher prep standards, not of specific org | |
9 | H.B. 187, Townships, limited home rule/debt: city planning | |
10 | H.B. 188, Cable Television, fair competition | |
11 | H.B. 189, City/Village, classify exclude jailed population | |
12 | H.B. 197, Sludge, regulation | |
13 | H.B. 199, Employees, alternative retirement program | |
14 | H.B. 201, Police Officer, home/family info not public | |
15 | H.B. 204, Joint Fire Dept, pay charges, ambulance/emer care | |
16 | H.B. 215, Independent Living, personal assist services | |
17 | H.B. 219, Competition, inappropriate, state w/private | |
18 | H.B. 220, School financial practices/subdivision $ deposits | |
19 | H.B. 225, Professional Firefighter License Plates | |
20 | H.B. 228, Ballots, prepare reduced number | |
21 | H.B. 235, State Land Conveyance in Lucas County | |
22 | H.B. 238, School District, administration contracts expand | |
23 | H.B. 241 | |
24 | H.B. 242, No Child Support/visitation, <5% chance father | |
25 | H.B. 249 Police Subdivision Employees, live anywhere in state | |
26 | H.B. 255, Income Tax, earned income credit | |
27 | H.B. 259, Game Propagator, licensing, residency effect | |
28 | H.B. 267, School District Income Tax Renewal Ballot | |
29 | H.B. 269, Court Clerks, salary/transmit $, deadline | |
30 | H.B. 275, PFDPF, increase spousal benefits/expand COLA’s | |
31 | H.B. 281, Under 6 in Kindergarten, compulsory school age | |
32 | H.B. 283 | |
33 | H.B. 287, William Green Memorial Highway, US 36 | |
34 | H.B. 289, Estate Tax, exempt family farms | |
35 | H.B. 290, Seat Belt Violation, primary offense | |
36 | H.B. 293, Sales Tax, clothing/shoes exempt 2 weeks/year | |
31 | 37 | H.B. 294, Court Costs, collection |
38 | H.B. 297, Walter “Smokey” Alston Memorial Highway | |
39 | H.B. 298, Smoking, health board, legislature authority to approve | |
40 | H.B. 305, Physical Therapy, revise law | |
41 | H.B. 306, Motor Vehicle Dealers, sell/display watercraft | |
42 | H.B. 309, Thomas A. Van Meter Memorial Highway | |
43 | H.B. 315, Townships Contract w/other Townships for Road Work | |
44 | H.B. 323, Teacher Minimum Salary Schedule, increases | |
45 | H.B. 328, Breast Feeding OK in Public, not sex offense | |
46 | H.B. 332, Foster Caregivers, training | |
47 | H.B. 334, Public Buildings, prohibition of trademarking of | |
48 | H.B. 350, Vicious Dogs, surgically silence, prohibition | |
49 | H.B. 351, Partial Birth Abortion | |
50 | H.B. 358, Senior Photos, exclusive contracts prohibited | |
51 | H.B. 379, Township Health Benefits, cafeteria plan/$ instead | |
52 | H.B. 381, Dietary Supplements, regulation | |
53 | H.B. 383, School Age Cutoff in August | |
54 | H.B. 389, Library Records confidential except to parents | |
55 | H.B. 403, Ohio Nursing Facility Consumer Guide, publications | |
56 | H.B. 405, Fireworks Safety | |
57 | H.B. 408, Military Order of the Purple Heart Memorial Highway | |
58 | H.B. 412, Children Services/Placing Agencies, protect personnel | |
59 | H.B. 417, Township Park District Law, revise | |
60 | H.B. 432, Absent Voter’s Ballot, any vote by | |
61 | H.B. 434, Construction Industry Certification Law, revise | |
62 | H.B. 441, Forrest Service Acquire Land, revoke consent for | |
63 | H.B. 448, Child Welfare, revisions in law | |
64 | H.B. 467, Pawnbroker Licensing Law, revise | |
65 | H.B. 468 | |
66 | H.B. 470 | |
67 | H.B. 476, Temporary License Placards, report issues/security | |
68 | H.B. 478, Veterans Organization Property, tax exempt | |
69 | H.B. 479, Land Conveyance, military/armory real estate | |
70 | H.B. 481, Route 127 in Darke County, Annie Oakley Highway | |
71 | H.B. 484, Farm Tractors, night operation, reflectors/lamps | |
72 | H.B. 488, Electronic Records and Signatures Act | |
73 | H.B. 491, Construction Contract, subject only to Ohio law | |
32 | 1 | H.B. 495, Bill Drafts, form/statutory forms, Y2K compliance |
2 | H.B. 496, William J. Brown Memorial Highway | |
3 | H.B. 499, Coroners, access records/continuing education | |
4 | H.B. 508, Medical Records, copy fees | |
5 | H.B. 514, Military License Plates, eliminate $10 fee | |
6 | H.B. 516, No Stop Emergency Railroad Crossings | |
7 | H.B. 524, Real Estate Licensing Law, change | |
8 | H.B. 526, Firearms, safe storage/offer trigger locks | |
9 | H.B. 531, Cemetery Fee, government exempt/burial fees, revise | |
10 | H.B. 524, Birth Defects Information System | |
11 | H.B. 535, Retirement System, payment, divide marital property | |
32 | 12 | H.B. 539, Not Public Record, community recreation use |
13 | H.B. 544, Planning Commission; notices/assessments, time to pay | |
14 | H.B. 548, Sunset Review Committee/Extend Agencies | |
15 | H.B. 565, Municipality, permit nonresident fire chief | |
16 | H.B. 566, TANF/Food Stamps, finger imaging ID system | |
17 | H.B. 574, High Tech Start-Up Businesses, study | |
18 | H.B. 578, Ohio Works First, revise sanctions/time limits | |
19 | H.B. 581, Motor Vehicle Titling/Registration, review | |
20 | H.B. 582 | |
21 | H.B. 585, Non-Ohio Physician Subject to Ohio Medical Practice Law | |
22 | H.B. 589, Public Utility, disputed property tax, payment | |
23 | H.B. 598, Charitable Gambling (Bingo) Law, revise | |
24 | H.B. 600, Drivers’ License Laws, revise | |
25 | H.B. 607, Locomotives, allow alternate audible warning | |
26 | H.B. 620, Bomb Threat, expel | |
27 | H.B. 621, Firefighter promotion, oral exam | |
28 | H.B. 624, A. G. Lancione Memorial Highway | |
29 | H.B. 628, PERS, expand options/increase benefits | |
30 | H.B. 631, Classroom Facilities Assist Program, expand | |
31 | H.B. 640, Capital Appropriations FY 2001-2002 | |
32 | H.B. 643, Lottery, multistate/profits/gambling disorders | |
33 | H.B. 655, OPFPF, COLA increase, fixed amount | |
34 | H.B. 657, OMVI, require chemical test for; Toledo Easter Accident, DUI Blood Testing | |
35 | H.B. 684, Third Party “Prompt Pay” States, revise | |
36 | H.B. 701, Dog Registration, via internet/fee payment | |
37 | H.B. 705, Armed Forces Monument, township trustees erect | |
38 | H.B. 709, Pet Friendly Special License Plates | |
39 | H.B. 711, State Board of Education, appointment of members, separate act |
40 | H.B. 712, County, Township Officers, increase compensation | |
41 | H.B. 716, Seal Conviction Record, notify victims | |
42 | H.B. 718, Elementary/Secondary Education, new funding method | |
43 | H.B. 738, Memorial Day, correct statuary reference | |
44 | H.B. 768, Nonpublic Schools, services to expand/delivery | |
45 | H.B. 769, Public Audits, change governing law | |
46 | H.B. 776, DAS, purchase supplies, auction via internet | |
47 | H.J.R. 13, CA, new criteria for General Assembly/Congressional redistricting | |
48 | H.J.R. 15, CA, Bonds for Environmental purposes | |
49 | H.C.R. 4, Ohio Public Employees in Social Security, arrange | |
50 | H.C.R. 5, Educator Licenses Approval | |
51 | H.C.R. 6, U.S. Senate, reject Kyoto Greenhouse Gas Treaty | |
52 | H.C.R. 11, Tobacco Settlement, feds not recoup medicaid | |
53 | H.C.R. 17, Remove 10 commandments, suit to support defense | |
54 | H.C.R. 41, Alternative Educator Licenses, OK rule | |
55 | H.C.R. 49, Sex Education | |
56 | H.C.R. 49, Press Coverage | |
32 | 57 | H.C.R. 49, Proponent Testimony |
58 | H.C.R. 49, Opponent Testimony | |
59 | H.C.R. 49, Technical Background Information | |
60 | H.C.R. 49, Letters of Support/Opposition | |
61 | H.C.R. 52, Bill of Responsibilities, post in school | |
62 | H.C.R. 56, Firefighter Investment/Response Enhancement Act | |
63 | H.C.R. 61, Congressional Enactment, study of African-American reparations | |
64 | H.C.R. 62, Congress, apologize for slavery | |
42 | 7 | H.B. 405, Local Government Funds, 2001 |
20 | H.B. 283, Health Service Agencies, 2000-2001 Budget (Folder 1) | |
21 | H.B. 283, Health Service Agencies, 2000-2001 Budget (Folder 2) | |
22 | H.B. 283, Lucas County Correctional Facility | |
23 | H.B. 283, Welfare Sanctions | |
24 | H.B. 283, OBES/ODHS Merger-2000/2001 Budget | |
26 | H.B. 283, Homestead Exemption-Indexing Income Brackets | |
44 | 16 | H.C.R. 28, Ohio a “State of Character” |
17 | H.B. 123, Memorial Day Expenses for Veterans | |
18 | H.B. 365, Local Government Financial Forecasting Mechanism | |
19 | H.B. 366, Access Management Regulations for Public Roads | |
20 | H.B. 384, School Employees Trained in Heimlich Maneuver | |
21 | H.B. 386, State and Local Loan Laws-Relationships | |
22 | H.B. 394, Period of Silence in Schools | |
23 | H.B. 402, Age and Schooling Certificates-Revisions | |
24 | H.B. 405, MR/DD Services-Revise City Board Membership | |
25 | H.B. 405, Tobacco Prevention Money Letters | |
26 | H.B. 406, Electronic Format for Government Publications | |
27 | H.B. 407, March “Eye Donor Month” | |
28 | H.B. 412, Nursing Facilities | |
29 | H.B. 425, Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE) | |
30 | H.B. 426, Appraisal Requirements for State Agencies Making Property Acquisitions | |
31 | H.B. 445, Ballot Board to Prepare Ballot Issue Arguments | |
32 | H.B. 472, Electrical Construction | |
33 | H.B. 474, Assisted Suicide Not Public Policy | |
34 | H.B. 493, Sunday Hunting | |
35 | H.B. 537, Ohio Family Support Act | |
36 | H.B. 566, Election Procedures | |
37 | H.B. 583, Lake Erie Coastal Budget | |
38 | H.B. 632, Campaign Finance | |
27 | H.B. 545, Airport Police Officers-Training | |
47 | 34 | H.C.R. 24, Educator Licensing Rules-Approve |
37 | H.R. 1217, Government Pension Offset Bill (GPO) | |
18 | H.R. 283, Right-of-Way | |
52 | 23 | H.B. 282, Omnibus Amendment |
22 | H.B. 282, Education Budget, 1999 | |
26 | H.B. 282, School Facilities Language Change, 1999 | |
55 | 3 | H.B. 470 &471, Merger-Press Reports, 1999 |
5 | H.B. 470, Merger | |
6 | H.B. 470, OBE Merger-Bill Analysis, Fiscal Notes, Amendments | |
7 | H.B. 470, 471-Government Select Committee | |
65 | 3 | H.B. 282, Education Appropriations Bill |
12 | H.B. 282, Non-Vocational Education, 1999-2001 | |
13 | H.B. 282, Additions (Toledo), 1999 | |
14 | H.B. 282, Amendments/Educational Excellence & Competency, 1999 | |
15 | H.B. 282, Education, 1999 | |
16 | H.B. 282, Correspondence, 1999 | |
17 | H.B. 282, Ohio Educational Association, 1999 | |
66 | 18 | H.B. 282, Finance Committee Amendments, 1999 |
11 | H.B. 282, Senate Vocational Education Funding, 1999-2001 | |
12 | H.B. 282, Vocational Education, 1999 | |
27 | H.B. 650, Impact on Comprehensive & Tech Prep, 1998-1999 | |
29 | H.B. 282, Vocational Equipment, 1999-2000 | |
124th General Assembly | ||
50 | 2 | H.B. 3, Clean Ohio Fund-Project Environment |
3 | H.B. 5, Election Law Revisions/Study Committee (Number in Comm.) | |
4 | H.B. 8, Sex Offense Laws-Apply to Computer Images | |
5 | H.B. 9, Natural Gas-Supplies/Government Aggregation | |
6 | H.B. 10, Veteran Services Commission-Korean War Recommended | |
7 | H.B. 38, Independent Living, 2002 | |
8 | H.B. 48, May 1st “School Bus Driver Appreciation Day” | |
9 | H.B. 46, Driver’s License Information to Selective Service | |
10 | H.B. 57, Unruly Children-Definition/Disposition | |
11 | H.B. 75, Workers’ Comp Budget | |
12 | H.B. 94, Education Budget, FY2002-03 | |
13 | H.B. 120, Government Purchases-Competitive Reverse | |
14 | H.B. 143, Fire Chiefs-Nonresidents May Be | |
15 | H.B. 125, Tartan Day-April 6, 2001 | |
16 | H.B. 149, Jackie Mayer/Miss America Highway | |
17 | H.B. 150, Universal Hearing Screening for Newborns & Infants | |
18 | H.B. 157, Public Employees-Cost of Living Fixed Increases | |
19 | H.B. 158, PERS-Law Enforcement Service Credit | |
20 | H.B. 161, Fireworks-Confirm Law/Addresses Incidents With | |
21 | H.B. 165, Ohio Child Abuse Awareness Month-April 2001 | |
22 | H.B. 174, Township Road Projects-Landscaping/Beautification | |
23 | H.B. 170, Inmate Health Care | |
24 | H.B. 175, Task Force on Faith-Based Organizations/Companion SB 78 | |
25 | H.B. 180, Child Danger Self/Others-Confine/Adjudicate | |
26 | H.B. 182, BMV-Citizens Advisory Committee | |
27 | H.B. 192, Firearms Industry-Immunity | |
28 | H.B. 196, Alternative Schools/Contract for Operation (Folder 1) | |
29 | H.B. 196, Alternative Schools/Contract for Operation (Folder 2) | |
30 | H.B. 214, Licensing Program for Landscaping | |
31 | H.B. 226, Counties-Dispose Unneeded Property | |
32 | H.B. 230, Ohio Aerospace Advisory Council | |
33 | H.B. 231, Wetlands-Impact On/Permit for Mitigation of | |
34 | H.B. 245, Village Clerk and Treasurer-Combine/Appoint | |
35 | H.B. 256, Korean War Veterans Memorial Highway | |
36 | H.B. 256, Amendment | |
37 | H.B. 272, Real Estate-Non-Ohio Brokers/Licensing Cycle | |
38 | H.B. 274, Concealed Handguns-License to Carry (Folder 1) | |
39 | H.B. 274, Concealed Handguns-License to Carry (Folder 2) | |
40 | H.B. 289, Permits Schools to Exceed Calamity Days from Meningitis | |
41 | H.B. 292, Building Codes to Include Regulations for Drainage | |
42 | H.B. 299, State ID Cards-Reduce Fee | |
43 | H.B. 308, Motor Vehicle Pursuit Policy | |
44 | H.B. 313, Designate Teacher Appreciation Day in May | |
45 | H.B. 319, Emergency Assistance Compact | |
46 | H.B. 329, Local Government Funds-Alternative Reapportionment Without Approval | |
47 | H.B. 330, Liquor Control Change Restrictions | |
53 | 15 | H.B. 122, Reverend Dr. Sam Wells, Jr., Memorial Viaduct |
57 | 31 | H.B. 640, Bowman Park Project-City of Toledo, 2000 |
32 | H.B. 640, Toledo International Youth Hostel Renovations, 2000 | |
61 | 3 | H.B. 362, Execution by Only Lethal Injection |
4 | H.B. 364, Community Schools-Expand Law (Folder 1) | |
5 | H.B. 364, Community Schools-Expand Law (Folder 2) | |
6 | H.B. 258, Political Subdivision Employees-Live Anywhere | |
62 | 2 | H.B. 307, Ford Legislation, 2001 |
3 | H.B. 220, Companion Legislation-Mandatory BAC Testing | |
63 | 1 | H.B. 94, Comparison of Provisions (Folder 1) |
2 | H.B. 94, Comparison of Provisions (Folder 2) | |
3 | H.B. 94, Conference Committee Synopsis | |
4 | H.B. 94, Operating Budget Bill | |
5 | H.B. 94, Budget in Detail | |
6 | H.B. 94, Budget Amendments | |
7 | H.B. 94, Budget Synopsis | |
8 | H.B. 94, Senate Democrat Budget Floor Amendments | |
36 | H.B. 94, County Government Budget | |
65 | 8 | H.B. 405, Eligibility for Serving on Board of MR/DD |
S3. SENATE BILLS | ||
121ST General Assembly | ||
5 | 1 | S.B. 34, Hotel-Motel Tax |
2 | S.B. 42 and S.B. 236, Pilot Scholarship, Materials | |
3 | S.B. 42 and S.B. 236, Pilot Scholarship, Testimony | |
4 | S.B. 42 and S.B. 236, Vouchers, Amendment | |
5 | S.B. 42 and S.B. 236, Vouchers, Testimony | |
6 | S.B. 42 and S.B. 236, Vouchers, Articles | |
7 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, Amendment | |
8 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, An Act | |
9 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, Testimony | |
10 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, Notes | |
11 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, ODE Suggestions | |
12 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, 6th Grade Proficiency Scores | |
13 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, 4th Grade Proficiency Scores | |
14 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, Analysis of Proficiency Test Scores | |
15 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, LBO/ Kelly Memo | |
16 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, State Board Memo Rules | |
17 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, Implementation | |
18 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, Goettel and Goossen Report | |
19 | S.B. 55, High School Graduation Requirements, School Funding Analysis | |
20 | S.B. 103, Hunting and Fishing | |
21 | S.B. 110, Prohibition of Sexual Discrimination in Education, Amendment | |
22 | S.B. 110, Prohibition of Sexual Discrimination in Education, Correspondence | |
23 | S.B. 110, Prohibition of Sexual Discrimination in Education, Articles | |
24 | S.B. 130, Nuclear Waste Below Regulation Disposal, Amendment | |
25 | S.B. 130, Nuclear Waste Below Regulation, Correspondence | |
26 | S.B. 130, Nuclear Waste Below Regulation, Notes | |
27 | S.B. 130, Nuclear Waste Below Regulation, Testimony | |
28 | S.B. 130, Nuclear Waste Below Regulation, BRC Conference | |
29 | S.B. 130, Nuclear Waste Below Regulation, House Energy and Environment Committee Hearing | |
30 | S.B. 140, Post Secondary Option, Material | |
31 | S.B. 140, Post Secondary Option, Testimony | |
32 | S.B. 140, Post Secondary Option, Amendment | |
33 | S.B. 148, Simon Kenton Memorial Highway | |
34 | S.B. 160, Espy Scholarship, Finance Bonds, Sales Tax to Engineering and Design Service | |
35 | S.B. 167, Liquor Laws | |
6 | 1 | S.B. 167, Liquor Laws, Miscellaneous Changes |
2 | S.B. 192, Test State Recreational Waters, Correspondence | |
3 | S.B. 192, Test State Recreational Waters, Materials | |
4 | S.B. 192, Test State Recreational Waters, Ohio PERG | |
5 | S.B. 192, Test State Recreational Waters, “Testing the Waters” | |
6 | S.B. 192, Test State Recreational Waters, Articles | |
7 | S.B. 192, Test State Recreational Waters, Amendment | |
8 | S.B. 195, Cooperative School Districts, Amendment | |
9 | S.B. 195, Cooperative School Districts, Testimony | |
10 | S.B. 195, Cooperative School Districts, Notes | |
11 | S.B. 195, Cooperative School Districts, Grant Jennings Correspondence | |
12 | S.B. 210, Port Authority Bill, Audits of Port Authority | |
13 | S.B. 210, Port Authority Bill, Articles | |
14 | S.B. 210, Port Authority Bill, Correspondence | |
15 | S.B. 210, Port Authority Bill, Amendment (1 of 2) | |
16 | S.B. 210, Port Authority Bill, Amendment (2 of 2) | |
17 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Materials | |
18 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Correspondence | |
19 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Petitions (1 of 2) | |
20 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Petitions (2 of 2) | |
21 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Petition to Voinovich, OSU | |
22 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Journals of Past Trustees | |
23 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Directories of Board of Trustees | |
24 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Board of Trustees Information | |
7 | 1 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, AAUW Information on Board of Trustees |
2 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Andrew J. Futey Board Vacancies | |
3 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Contracts | |
4 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Scheduling | |
5 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, LSC Analysis and Finance Committee Correspondence | |
6 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Organizational Presidents, Region II Candidates | |
7 | S.B. 215, S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Press Kit Information, Press Releases | |
8 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Information for Fox 36 WUPW Taping | |
9 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Media Information | |
10 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity, Amendments | |
11 | S.B. 221, Brownfield Clean-up, Correspondence | |
12 | S.B. 221, Brownfield Clean-up, Executive Summary | |
13 | S.B. 221, Brownfield Clean-Up, Testimony | |
14 | S.B. 221, Brownfield Clean-Up, Fiscal Note | |
15 | S.B. 221, Brownfield Clean-Up, Articles | |
16 | S.B. 221, Brownfield Clean-Up, Information | |
17 | S.B. 275, Reproductive Health Bill | |
18 | S.B. 314, Ban On Out of State Waste, Correspondence | |
19 | S.B. 314, Ban on Out of State Waste, Press Package Information | |
20 | S.B. 314, Ban on Out of State Waste, Articles, | |
21 | S.B. 314, Ban On Out of State Waste, Envirosafe Research | |
22 | S.B. 314, Ban on Out of State Waste, Amendment | |
23 | S.B. 336, Youth Crime Prevention Grants | |
122nd General Assembly | ||
60 | 2 | S.B. 215, Gender Equity Bill |
16 | S.B. 70, Domestic Violence-Insurance Legislation, 1997-1998 | |
65 | 33 | S.B. 160, Taxing Cable Industry, 1998 |
123RD General Assembly | ||
33 | 1 | S.B. 1, School Safety, revise school discipline laws (1 of 2) |
2 | S.B. 1, School Safety, revise school discipline laws (2 of 2) | |
3 | S.B. 2, Multiple Theft Offenses Tried as Single Offense | |
4 | S.B. 2, Multiple Theft Offenses Tried as Single Offense, correspondence | |
5 | S.B. 3, Restructure Electric Industry, permit competition | |
6 | S.B. 3, Correspondence | |
7 | S.B. 4, Creation of Income Tax Credit to Persons Adopting Children | |
8 | S.B. 6, Homestead Exemption, increases maximum income eligibility limit | |
9 | S.B. 8, Judge Deny Bail for Specified Offense | |
10 | S.B. 8, Judge Deny Bail for Specified Offense, implementation | |
11 | S.B. 11, Rulemaking, increase public participation (1 of 2) | |
12 | S.B. 11, Rulemaking, increase public participation (2 of 2) | |
13 | S.B. 15, Traffic Control Township Signs/Devices | |
14 | S.B. 17, Correspondence | |
15 | S.B. 18, Sales Contracts, exemplify damage, regulate | |
16 | S.B. 19, Nursing Practice and Patient Safety | |
17 | S.B. 20, Ohio Antidegredation, historic waterway | |
18 | S.B. 22, OMVI, increase penalty for .17% blood alcohol | |
19 | S.B. 24, Correspondence | |
20 | S.B. 26, Correspondence | |
21 | S.B. 30, Executive Sales, notice consequences of sale | |
22 | S.B. 31, Distribution of Public Works Integration Committee, member alternate | |
23 | S.B. 33, Ducks Unlimited License Plates | |
24 | S.B. 35, Senior Citizen, school volunteer, proposed tax relief | |
25 | S.B. 37, Minimum GPA for Interscholastic Activities | |
26 | S.B. 40, Melrose Apple, State Fruit | |
27 | S.B. 42, Noise Control Regulations, extend authority, townships | |
28 | S.B. 43, Create Coastal Erosion Loan Program | |
29 | S.B. 46, Political Subdivision Employees, reside anywhere in state | |
30 | S.B. 47, Precinct Bounds, census geography/report | |
31 | S.B. 53, In-State Tuition, contiguous state residents | |
32 | S.B. 49, Speedy Trial Law, clarify application | |
33 | S.B. 52, Entertainment Ticket Resales, townships regulate | |
34 | S.B. 55, County Hospital Boards, revise authority | |
35 | S.B. 57, Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Law, clarify | |
36 | S.B. 60, Achl Building Projects, project labor agreements | |
37 | S.B. 64, Flea Markets, sell new property | |
38 | S.B. 67, Cable Television, fair competition | |
39 | S.B. 69, Plats, approval/subdivisions; city planning community pay | |
40 | S.B. 74, Medical Records, fees/companies regulate | |
41 | S.B. 76, Motor Vehicle, over 8,000 lbs., increase speed limit | |
42 | S.B. 77, School Administration Personnel , evaluation/suspension/termination | |
43 | S.B. 78, Public Records, medium/mailing | |
44 | S.B. 83, County Contract TID purchase road assessments | |
45 | S.B. 87, Rules, subject specialized legislative review | |
46 | S.B. 89, Environmental Court, foreclosure jurisdiction | |
47 | S.B. 90, Sports Officials, prohibit assault on | |
48 | S.B. 93, PERS, law enforcement retire at 48 with 25 years service | |
49 | S.B. 95, SchoolNet Plus Fund, GRF/Transfer/appropriations | |
50 | S.B. 98, Cigarettes, certain packages no tax stamp | |
51 | S.B. 99, Nurses, prescribe drugs/therapeutic devices | |
52 | S.B. 101, State Prisons, city sheriffs do investigations | |
53 | S.B. 104, State Board of Education, Higher Education Employees may serve | |
54 | S.B. 108, Estate Tax, reduce/phase out state share | |
55 | S.B. 110, Ohio Alternative School Grant Program | |
56 | S.B. 111, Dialysis, certify technicians/approve training | |
57 | S.B. 116, Funds for Y2K | |
58 | S.B. 118 | |
59 | S.B. 120, Veterans/Purple Heart License Plate | |
60 | S.B.123, Ohio Works First, vocational training, revise | |
61 | S.B. 125, Alternative Medicine, not ground for discipline | |
62 | S.B. 130, Harmful Drug Interchanges, pharmacy board list | |
63 | S.B. 133, Jobs of Comparable Worth, eliminate wage discrimination | |
64 | S.B. 134, Schools, early identification plan/uniforms | |
65 | S.B. 137, Port Authorities, revise powers and duties (Part 1 of 2) | |
34 | 1 | S.B. 137, Port Authorities, revise powers and duties (Part 2 of 2) |
2 | S.B. 138 | |
3 | S.B. 141, Concentrated animal feeding operations, regulations | |
4 | S.B. 142, Assault Peace Officer, imprisonment/bail | |
5 | S.B. 145, Tangible Personal Property Tax, reduce rate | |
6 | S.B. 147, Health Insurance Cover Diabetes | |
7 | S.B. 149, Parole Board Members/Factors in Granting | |
8 | S.B. 151, Educator Licensing, by educator standards board | |
9 | S.B. 153, Crime Victim Reparations, administration/expand | |
10 | S.B. 157 | |
11 | S.B. 161, Variable College Savings Program, establish | |
12 | S.B. 163 | |
13 | S.B 164, 5th/11th Appellate District/Summit City CCP, add judges | |
14 | S.B. 168, Dispensing Opticians, revise licensing laws | |
15 | S.B. 170, Townships, speed limits/traffic regulations | |
16 | S.B. 171, MRDD, abuse registry | |
17 | S.B. 178, County/District Home, license, residential care facility | |
18 | S.B. 179 | |
19 | S.B. 180, Child Support Laws, revise | |
20 | S.B. 181, Juvenile Offenders, Sentencing | |
21 | S.B. 182, Pilot Scholarship Schools, meet minimum standards | |
22 | S.B. 183 | |
23 | S.B. 185 | |
24 | S.B. 186, Employee Ownership Assist Program, extend | |
25 | S.B. 187, Background Check, person with access to child | |
26 | S.B. 188, Second Chance Trust Fund Board, permanent | |
27 | S.B. 190, Teacher Retirement | |
28 | S.B. 192, Tobacco Correspondence | |
29 | S.B. 192, Interested Organizations | |
30 | S.B. 192, Tobacco Press Coverage | |
31 | S.B. 192, 12 year vs. 25 year | |
32 | S.B. 193 | |
33 | S.B. 196 Absent Voter’s Ballot, any elector vote by | |
34 | S.B. 197 | |
35 | S.B. 203 | |
36 | S.B. 206, Bonds for Education, implement State Issue 1 | |
37 | S.B. 207 Railroad Obstruct Street, penalty | |
35 | 1 | S.B. 211, Workplace Safety Inspection, if state aid |
2 | S.B. 218, Tobacco Use, minors, expand prohibition/regulation | |
3 | S.B. 220, Schools, teach effects of hate/intolerance | |
4 | S.B. 222, Body Armor + Felony, enhance penalty | |
5 | S.B. 229, Wayne Embry Way, US 40 in Clark County | |
6 | S.B. 230, Firearms, safe storage/offer trigger lock | |
7 | S.B. 231, small loan/Mortgage Loan Laws, revise | |
8 | S.B. 232, Military License Plates, eliminates $10 fee | |
9 | S.B. 235, Telecommunications, competition/infrastructure | |
10 | S.B. 237, Joint Vocational School, be commercial driving school | |
11 | S.B. 239, Grants, distribution to emergency management agencies | |
12 | S.B. 241, Commercial Fishing Rule Making | |
13 | S.B. 242, Motor Vehicle Registration, renew electronically | |
14 | S.B. 244, Car Accidents, next of kin notification | |
15 | S.B. 245, Capital Reapproptiations, FY 2001 & 2002 | |
16 | S.B. 247, Red, state color | |
17 | S.B. 249 | |
18 | S.B. 254, School Children, immunize against chicken pox | |
19 | S.B. 260 | |
20 | S.B. 265, Enterprise Zone Report, modify requirements | |
21 | S.B. 266, Public Employers, workers’ compensation, self insurance | |
22 | S.B. 268, 4th Grade Reading Test, still promote | |
23 | S.B. 269, Boards of Education, acquire realty by realty exchange | |
24 | S.B. 270, SERS, increase benefits/medicare reimbursement | |
25 | S.B. 271, Motorcycle License, education program, no driving exam | |
26 | S.B. 272 Classroom Facilities Assistance Program, expand | |
27 | S.B. 272, School Facilities, Testimony | |
28 | S.B. 275, Ohio Works First, sanctions and time limits | |
29 | S.B. 278, Anesthesiologist Assistants, regulate | |
30 | S.B. 281, Title Insurance, affiliated business arrangements OK | |
31 | S.B. 283, Handgun, prohibit sale, without trigger lock | |
32 | S.B. 286, State University Employees Rights, intellectual property | |
32 | S.B. 287, Natural Gas, assessment/valuation/ tax distribution | |
34 | S.B. 288, Motor Vehicle Weight Limit, increase fines for violations | |
35 | S.B. 295, DOT, revise law/port authority, development plan, abolish | |
36 | S.B. 298, Estate/Income Taxes, reduce | |
37 | S.B. 301, Ohio Venture Capital Program, create | |
38 | S.B. 304 Community Schools, state vocational education funding | |
39 | S.B. 314, Schools, transitional funding, student transportation | |
40 | S.B. 316, Cleveland Indians License Plate, Chief Wahoo | |
41 | S.B. 319, Motor Vehicle Registration, without social security number | |
42 | S.B. 320, SR 93 in Lawrence County renamed as Purple Heart Highway | |
43 | S.B. 323, Motorcycle Passenger, 10 years and younger prohibited | |
44 | S.B. 328, Lottery, study impact | |
45 | S.B. 329, Public Audits, change governing law | |
46 | S.B. 336, Seat Belt Violation as primary offense | |
47 | S.B. 343, Designate a Basic Skills Score for 4th Grade Proficiency Test | |
48 | S.B. 344, Motor Vehicle Titling | |
49 | S.B. 345, Schools, mandate/fiscal problem avoidance | |
50 | S.J.R. 6, Academic Watch/Emergency Intervention OK | |
51 | S.J.R. 7, School Performance Standards Rule OK | |
52 | S.J.R. 8, School District Deregulation Rule OK | |
53 | S.J.R. 9, Site Based School Management OK | |
54 | S.J.R. 10, Academic Remediation/Intervention Rule OK | |
55 | S.C.R. 9, Create Obesity Awareness Month, July | |
56 | S.C.R. 10, Food Quality Protection Act | |
57 | S.C.R. 17, Postal Service, unfair competition with private | |
58 | S.C.R. 23, Governors’ Ozone Proposal, feds adopt | |
59 | S.C.R. Exhorting Efforts Against Violence at Reproductive Health Clinics | |
60 | S.C.R. 28 | |
42 | 6 | S.C.R. 17, 1999 |
47 | 9 | S.B. 198, Change in Composition of Housing Authorities |
10 | S.B. 199, Demolition and Construction Fee Change | |
11 | S.B. 200, Revise Tax Law | |
12 | S.B. 201, Licensing Program for Salvage Motor Vehicles/Dealers | |
13 | S.B. 212, Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact | |
14 | S.B. 221, Companion Animal Abuse/Humane Agent Training | |
15 | S.B. 224, Towing of Motor Vehicles | |
16 | S.B. 227, Workers Comp Subrogation | |
17 | S.B. 235, Charitable Bingo Revisions | |
18 | S.B. 261, Budget Modifications | |
19 | S.B. 243, Sex Offender Registration | |
20 | S.B. 255, Utility Service Providers and Cable Operators | |
22 | S.B. 237, Character Education File | |
23 | S.B. 183, Korean Vets Memorial Highway I-75, Lucas County | |
24 | S.B. 281, Medical/Dental/Optical/Chiropractic Claims | |
25 | S.B. 287, Freight Trains/Two Crew Members in Locomotive | |
26 | S.B. 291, Campaign Finance Law | |
28 | S.B. 281, Medical Malpractice Insurance | |
29 | S.B. 266, Career Colleges and Schools/Revise Oversight | |
31 | S.J.R. 1, CA Electronic Device/Related Lotteries | |
32 | S.B. 485, Junetenth National Freedom Day/June 16, 2001 | |
33 | S.C.R. 39, Railroad Crossing Safety Awareness | |
35 | S.C.R. 33, Urging Congress for Adequate Amtrak Funding | |
36 | S.C.R. 19, GPO Resolution | |
38 | S.C.R. 18, Disapproval of Amendment 28 to Civil Procedure Rules | |
39 | S.C.R. 11, Task Force for Better Vision | |
47 | 40 | S.C.R. 5, Special Education Funding-Full Federal Share |
41 | S.C.R. 41, President-Direct Popular Election | |
42 | S.R. 1, Pay Categories for Senate Employees | |
44 | S.R. 719, Urban Appalachian Month-August 2001 | |
42 | S.B. 165, Hazardous Waste Disposal, 1997-2001 (Folder 1) | |
49 | 44 | S.B. 165, Hazardous Waste Disposal, 1997-2001 (Folder 2) |
1 | S.B. 192, “Beach Bill”/Testing State Recreational Waters for Safety, 2000-2001 | |
8 | S.B. 289, Opponent Testimony, 2000 | |
9 | S.B. 289, Interested Parties, 2000 | |
10 | S.B. 289, Proponent Testimony, 2000 | |
11 | S.B. 59, Hunting/Fishing Gift Certificates, 1999-2000 | |
14 | S.B. 114, PFDPF/Recalculated Military Service Credit, 1996-1997 | |
15 | S.B. 287, Gary Rabbitt Legislation, 1997-2000 | |
16 | S.B. 178, Higher Education Trustees-One Half to be Women, 1997-98 | |
53 | 17 | S.R. 77, Violence/Reproductive Health |
30 | S.B. 289, Committee Negotiations, 1999-2000 | |
57 | 31 | S.B. 289, Municipal Annexation Laws-Revise, 1996-2000 |
15 | S.B. 192, Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, 2001 | |
16 | S.B. 136, Adult Protective Services (APS) Testimony | |
17 | S.B. 136, Adult Protective Services, 2000-01 | |
62 | 7 | S.B. 136, Adult Protective Services/Press Releases, 1999-2000 |
8 | S.B. 136, Miscellaneous | |
9 | S.B. 136, APS Legislation, 1999-2001 | |
10 | S.B. 136, Adult Protective Services-Counties Expand | |
65 | 11 | S.B. 245, Local Capital Projects, 2000 |
124th General Assembly | ||
47 | 43 | S.R. 4, Rules of the Senate |
45 | Senate Resolution-Support for Israel | |
52 | 37 | S.B. 71, Solid Waste Landfills-Moratorium, 2001-2002 |
38 | S.B. 72, Red-Official State Color, 2001 | |
39 | S.B. 74, UCC-Revise Secured Transactions Phase, 2001 | |
40 | S.B. 76, Mortgage Brokers/Loan Officers-Revise Laws, 2001 | |
41 | S.B. 78, Task Force on Faith-Based Organizations, 2001 | |
42 | S.B. 82, Community School Data Reporting, 2001-02 | |
43 | S.B. 85, Governor James Rhodes Memorial Highway, 2001 | |
44 | S.B. 88, Tax Credit-Neighborhood Assistance Contribution, 2001 | |
45 | S.B. 93, Unclaimed Funds Law-Exempt Wages $100/Less, 2002 | |
46 | S.B. 96, Brady-Spada Drilling Ban Bill – Letters of Support, 2002 | |
53 | 1 | S.B. 97, Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage Revision, 2001 |
2 | S.B. 98, Physical Therapy without Prescription | |
3 | S.B. 99, Unemployment Camp-Modify Procedures | |
4 | S.B. 105, Environmental Laws-Statute of Limitations | |
5 | S.B. 106, Immunity/Political Subdivisions | |
6 | S.B. 112, Purple Heart Highway | |
7 | S.B. 108, Estate Tax | |
8 | S.B. 109, Bidding on Public Contracts by state or local public authority | |
9 | S.B. 110, Corporations-Option Rights/Director Duties | |
10 | S.B. 114, Prevailing Wage-State Improve only/time limit | |
11 | S.B. 115, Firefighting/Firefighters | |
12 | S.B. 116, Profit-Making Colleges-Regents May Govern | |
13 | S.B. 118, Home Schooling/Parents Notify School District | |
14 | S.B. 120, Civil Actions-Modify Liability Apportionment | |
16 | S.B. 122, Defendants Competency to Stand Trial | |
17 | S.B. 123, Traffic Laws-Sentencing Committee in Proposals | |
18 | S.B. 124, Penalties for Unlicensed Abortion Clinics | |
19 | S.B. 127, Rx Program/Prescription Drug Supply/Pricing | |
20 | S.B. 128, Local Tobacco Regulations-Legislative Authority to Enact | |
22 | S.B. 146, Joint Ambulance District Board-Increase Compensation | |
23 | S.B. 136, Retail Food Establishments Law-Revise | |
24 | S.B. 144, Ethanol Production-Grants/Tax Cretis | |
25 | S.B. 145, County Offices-No County Employee Campaign Contributions | |
26 | S.B. 134, OPFPF-Deferred Retirement Option Plan | |
27 | S.B. 132, Ohio Aerospace and Defense Advisory Council | |
28 | S.B. 131, Domestic Violence Shelters-Immunities | |
29 | S.B. 129, Insurance Producers’ Licensing Act-Adopt | |
62 | 1 | S.B. 165, & Senate Energy, Natural Resources and Environment Committee, 2000 |
65 | 45 | S.B. 179, Peer Review Committees of Health, 2001-2002 |
46 | S.B. 181, Enhanced 911 Service | |
47 | S.B. 187, Compensation for School Board Members | |
48 | S.B. 190, Permit Display of Historical Documents | |
49 | S.B. 192, State Board of Education-Continuous Organization | |
50 | S.B. 194, Private School Busing | |
51 | S.B. 170, Child Support-Review Orders/Distribution of Payments | |
52 | S.B. 172, Ohio Tuition Trust Authority Law College Advantage | |
53 | S.B. 173, Public Employee Reservists-Preserve Pay/Benefits | |
54 | S.B. 152, Stalking, Including Cyberstalking/Electronic Communication | |
55 | S.B. 153, Trooper James R. Gross Memorial Highway | |
56 | S.B. 157, Townships, Footbridges to Schools-Increase Expenditure Authority | |
57 | S.B. 160, Nursing Homes/Adult Care-Criminal Records Check | |
58 | S.B. 161, Supersedeas Bond-Maximum Allowable Amount | |
59 | S.B. 162, Health Insurance-Cover Morbid Obesity Surgery | |
60 | S.B. 165, Turnpike Commission Increase Bidding Threshold | |
61 | S.B. 167, Controlling Board Procedure-Invite Bids Using the Internet | |
S4. LEGISLATIVE BILLS | ||
24 | Health Services Agencies | |
25 | Co-op Bill, Connecticut Legislation | |
26 | Co-op Bill, Correspondence | |
27 | Co-op Bill, Amendment | |
43 | 28 | Metroparks Bill |
29 | Keg Tags | |
44 | 6 | “Choice” License Plates (LSC 124-0670-1) |
14 | Child Support Payment Corporation (CSPC) Legislation | |
64 | 15 | Child Support Legislation/Media, 2001 |
16 | CSEA/ACES Legislation | |
1 | Bills & their Amendments/121st General Assembly, 1995 | |
2 | Co-Sponsorship “No’s”/123rd General Assembly, 1998-2000 | |
3 | Co-Sponsorship “Yes’s”/123rd General Assembly, 1999-2000 | |
S5. DRAFT LEGISLATION | ||
7 | 30 | Junior Year College Grant Program |
31 | 10 Mile Bill, Lake Erie Shore | |
32 | Indiana’s Patient Compensation Fund | |
33 | Out of State Hazardous Waste | |
34 | Municipal Income Taxes | |
35 | Requests | |
36 | Ohio Bureau of Employment Services (OBES) State Employment Notification | |
37 | Removing Ohio from the LLRWC (Low Level Radioactive Waste Commission) | |
38 | Exemption from School Mandates | |
39 | USEPA Redesignation for Toledo | |
S6. SECOND TIER LEGISLATIVE IDEAS | ||
7 | 40 | Labor, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome |
41 | Labor, Computer Telemarketing | |
42 | Decriminalization of Traffic Court | |
43 | Estate Bill | |
44 | Safe School Ordinance | |
45 | Suspensions and Expulsions | |
46 | Youth Labor Laws | |
47 | Delaney’s Lounge, Use and Sale of Alcohol | |
48 | Technique for Alcohol Management (TAM) | |
49 | Family and Medical Leave Initiative | |
S7. THIRD TIER LEGISLATION | ||
8 | 1 | Foster Care |
2 | Teaching Braille to Blind Students | |
3 | Probate Process for Mentally Retarded Citizens | |
4 | Sexual Abusers | |
5 | Child Abuse or Neglect | |
6 | Set Aside for Women-Owned Businesses | |
S8. ENVIRONMENT | ||
Envirosafe/Fondessy | ||
7 | Toledo Hazardous Waste, Articles | |
8 | Envirosafe/Fondessy 1983 – 1984 | |
9 | Envirosafe/Fondessy 1984 –1985 | |
10 | Envirosafe/Fondessy 1986 – 1988 | |
11 | Envirosafe/Fondessy 1988 – 1990 | |
12 | Envirosafe/Fondessy Water Lines | |
13 | Envirosafe, Amendment on S.B. 76 | |
14 | Envirosafe, 1992 Pump test from 1990 | |
15 | Envirosafe, Public Hearing | |
16 | Envirosafe, Transcript from HWFB meeting, 8/15/90 | |
17 | Envirosafe, Transcript from HWFB meeting, 8/29/90 | |
18 | Envirosafe, Senate Resolution for Re-opening Permit | |
19 | Envirosafe, Board Meeting Proceedings | |
20 | Envirosafe, Permit Modification | |
21 | Envirosafe, Reconsideration Hearings | |
22 | Envirosafe, Adjudication Hearing | |
9 | 1 | Envirosafe, Report and Recommendation of Adjudication Hearing Panel |
2 | Envirosafe, Opinion and Final Order | |
3 | Envirosafe, Hazardous Waste Facility Installation Permits | |
4 | Envirosafe, ODNR Lake Erie Erosion Hazard Rules | |
5 | Envirosafe, Notes, | |
38 | 6 | Envirosafe, Correspondence |
3 | Envirosafe, Permit Information | |
44 | 4 | Envirosafe, Benzenes, lawsuit, financial issues, budget hearing, correspondence |
11 | Envirosafe, 1998-2000 | |
9 | Brownfield | |
7 | Brownfield, Correspondence | |
8 | Brownfield, Materials | |
9 | Brownfield, UUP Fall Forum “Building Ohio’s Economic Competitiveness” | |
10 | Brownfield, Ohio EPA 1995 Master Sites List | |
11 | Brownfield, Articles | |
12 | Toledo, Amendment on HB 592 | |
43 | 13 | Anti-degradation and Lake Erie Rules |
44 | 14 | Legislative Briefing on Environmental Lead Abatement |
51 | 5 | Brownfield, Miscellaneous Articles and Reports |
3 | Brownfields Group-2000/Issue I, Conservation & Revitalization Fund | |
Air Quality | ||
38 | 1 | Federal Deregulation on Air Quality Standards |
2 | Federal Deregulation on Air Quality Standards, references | |
Miscellaneous | ||
6 | Lake Erie Coastal Management/Submerged Lands | |
7 | State Board, low level radioactive waste | |
8 | Hazardous Wastes Facilities Board (HWFB) | |
9 | Maumee River Remedial Action Plan 1990-1991 | |
10 | Maumee River Remedial Action Plan | |
11 | Water Legislation (1 of 2) | |
12 | Water Legislation (2 of 2) | |
13 | Water Issues in Toledo, Lucas to Fulton, Wood, Sylvania, etc. | |
14 | Water, Toledo to Sylvania | |
51 | 15 | Water, Toledo to Fulton County |
44 | 12 | ODNR-Ohio Mine Subsidence Insurance |
45 | 9 | Clean Ohio Fund-Nature Works Requests |
51 | 8 | Ottawa River, 1999-2001 |
10 | BP-America’s Toledo Repositioning Project (TRP) | |
11 | State & Local Government and Veterans Affairs Committee | |
S9. EDUCATION | ||
School Standards | ||
9 | 15 | School Standards, Ohio’s Minimum Standards |
16 | School Standards, Proposed Pre-K through 12 Standards | |
17 | School Standards, Proposed Standards for 1997 | |
18 | School Standards, OPEC Report on School Salaries | |
19 | School Standards, Correspondence | |
20 | SB 55-State Board 4’th grade performance accountability | |
Teacher Licensure Standards | ||
21 | Teacher Licensure Standards, Draft | |
22 | Teacher Licensure Standards, Information | |
23 | Teacher Licensure Standards, H.B. 117 Testimony | |
24 | Teacher Licensure Standards, S.B. 230 | |
25 | Teacher Licensure Standards, Articles | |
Vouchers | ||
26 | Vouchers, Cleveland Scholarship Program, Deloitte and Touche Audit | |
27 | Vouchers, Cleveland Scholarship Application | |
28 | Vouchers, School Choice, Material | |
Budget | ||
29 | Budget, Reading Improvement/Recovery | |
30 | Budget, County MR/DD Bus Purchase and Transportation Operation | |
31 | Budget, Adolescent and Pregnancy Program | |
32 | Budget, MR/DD Preschool and Supervisory Program | |
10 | 33 | Budget, Special Education and Special Education Aides |
1 | Budget, School Building Assistance Program | |
2 | Budget, Entry Year Programs | |
3 | Budget, Discovery Project Match | |
4 | Budget, Teacher Recruitment | |
5 | Budget, Desegregation Costs | |
6 | Budget, Non-Public Administrative Reimbursement | |
7 | Budget, Educational Mobility | |
8 | Budget, Auxiliary Services | |
9 | Budget, Driver’s Education | |
10 | Budget, School Finance Equity | |
11 | Budget, Homeschoolers | |
12 | Budget, University with Funding Program | |
52 | 13 | Budget, DPIA Budget |
1 | Budget, Connections Alternative School | |
24 | Budget, Education, 1999 | |
65 | 25 | Budget, Higher Education, 1999 |
20 | Budget, K-12 Education, 2001 | |
Miscellaneous | ||
14 | Disadvantaged Pupil Program Fund | |
15 | Gifted Pupil | |
16 | Special Needs Inclusion | |
17 | Educational Technology and Improvement | |
18 | SERRC | |
19 | Preservice Teacher Training | |
20 | Regional Teacher Training Centers | |
21 | Consumer Economic Education | |
22 | Ohio Regional Proficiency Development Centers | |
23 | Educational Technology Partnership Plan | |
24 | OESCA, SCA Mergers | |
25 | Technology | |
26 | Family and Children First, Budget | |
27 | Family and Children First, Initiative Results | |
28 | Family and Children First, Initiative Coordination Committee | |
29 | School Lunch Match | |
30 | Special Education | |
31 | American Sign Language | |
32 | Student Proficiency | |
33 | New American Schools | |
34 | Seps-Ohio State education policy seminars | |
41 | 35 | Telecommunication-Cable Modems |
38 | 1 | Health and Sex Education |
43 | 1 | Charter/Community Schools |
16 | Springfield Local Schools | |
17 | School Van Usage – Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review | |
19 | Toledo International Studies Center | |
20 | Toledo Public Schools, 1998-2001 | |
21 | All Day Kindergarten and Class Size Reduction Implementation Report | |
23 | Community Schools in Ohio—Second Year Implementation Report | |
24 | Education Oversight (Legislative Office of Education Oversight) | |
26 | Legislative Committee on Education Oversight – Model of Quality Education | |
27 | ||
44 | 30 | Ohio School Net/LOEO |
39 | Old West End Junior High School | |
45 | 1 | Oregon City Schools |
2 | Toledo Technology Academy (TPS) | |
3 | Primer on Federal Education Programs and Legislative Oversight Of Federal Funds | |
4 | Proficiency Testing, Student Achievement and Local Education Practices | |
5 | Program for At-Risk Students (LOEO) | |
47 | 21 | Ohio State Commission on Dispute Resolution and Conflict Management |
46 | Community Schools Issue | |
51 | 1 | MRCTF Education Subcommittee |
2 | Best Awards, 1998-2001 | |
8 | Woodward High School-Chrysler Academy | |
52 | 14 | Highway & Transportation Committee |
3 | Education Press Conference-Budget | |
4 | Special Education-Budget, 2002-2003 | |
5 | Technical Education | |
8 | K-12 Career Development/Career Passport-Budget, 2002-2003 | |
9 | Education Technology-Budget, 2002-2003 | |
14 | Education Excellence-Line Item, 2000 | |
15 | LOEO, Education Budget, 1991-2001 | |
18 | School Facilities-Education, 2001-2002 | |
20 | School Funding, 2001 | |
21 | Budget Footnotes, 2001 (GRF Revenues & Disbursements) | |
23 | Education Conference Committee, 1999 | |
28 | Education, School Facilities Commission/Additions, 1999 | |
52 | 35 | Ohio Senate Education Committee, 1999-2002 |
57 | 20 | Governance of Education and Human Services in Ohio-Report, 1992 |
21 | Racial Achievement Gap-Education, 2001 | |
22 | Model for the Future-Governor’s Task Force on Education, 1991 | |
60 | 6 | Substitute Teachers, 1997-1998 |
9 | 12 | Request for Substitute Teachers, 1997 |
13 | Ohio School Facilities Commission | |
14 | School Net, Ohio | |
15 | Ohio Proficiency Tests, 2000 (Folder 1) | |
16 | Ohio Proficiency Tests, 2000 (Folder 2) | |
17 | Education-Teacher’s Salaries, 1999 | |
18 | National Board Certified Teachers | |
19 | Commission for Student Success | |
19 | DeRolph III Decision (Folder 1) | |
DeRolph III Decision (Folder 2) | ||
24 | DeRolph Case | |
Educational & Retirement Committee Meetings/Minutes (Folder 1) | ||
65 | 25 | Educational & Retirement Committee Meetings/Minutes (Folder 2) |
19 | Dept. of Education, House Primary & Secondary Education | |
Subcommittee, 1999 | ||
24 | Ohio Dept. of Education Contacts for Programs Funded Through Budget, 1999 | |
25 | Ohio Dept. of Education Line Items, 1995-1999 | |
27 | State Board of Education Minutes, Feb. 1998 | |
32 | Ohio Dept. of Education-Line Item, FY ’98 by Topics | |
10 | 43 | Buckeye Institute Paper-Public School Finance and Educational Reform |
66 | 19 | Revenue Estimate for Inventory Tax & H.B. 920 Effects on Business Property, 1997 |
10 | Work Keys Tests – Vocational Education, 2001 | |
13 | Breakdown of Senators by School Districts, 1999 | |
17 | Vocational Leadership in Comprehensive Districts | |
18 | ODE,Division of Vocational & Adult Education-Joanna Kister, Director (Memos), 1998-1999 | |
19 | Ohio Council on Vocational Education, 1995-1996 | |
20 | Vocational Education, Ohio’s Future at Work Beyond 2000 | |
21 | Adult Vocational Education, Post Secondary/Line Item 200-514, 1992-1995 | |
22 | Individual Career Plan Information | |
24 | Comprehensive Vocation Education-Director’s Concerns, 1998-99 | |
25 | Coalition of Vocation Education Organizations, 1995-1999 | |
26 | Vocational Education, Modernization-1989-1995 | |
31 | Vocational Education, State Plan for Administration of Vocational | |
Education, 1994-1998 | ||
32 | Vocational Education-Budget,200-507/1993-1997 | |
33 | Vocational Education in Ohio, 1998-1999 | |
34 | ODE-Directory of Vocational & Adult Ed/PAAS, 1998-99 | |
35 | Meeting Minutes-Vocational Education Directory/Lucas County-Notes, | |
36 | Ohio Vocational Association, 1998-1999 | |
37 | Career-Focused Education for Ohio’s Students, 1998 | |
38 | Ohio Passport and Individual Career Plan, 1993-1999 | |
39 | Cooperative Education (College Interns)-Vocational Education, 1993 | |
40 | Joint Commission on Vocational & Technical Education, 1991 | |
41 | Education-Needs Assessment of Ohio’s Vocational and Technical | |
Education Systems (Wisconsin Study), 1990-1991 | ||
10 | School Net | |
41 | Ohio Educational Computer Network | |
42 | School Net, Materials | |
43 | School Net, Bill 627 | |
44 | School Net, Application Status | |
45 | School Net, HEAL Grant | |
46 | School Net, Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes | |
47 | School Net, Newsletter “On The Move” | |
52 | 48 | School Net, Technology Equity Grants |
11 | 47 | School Net, Evaluation Symposium Conference |
1 | School Net, Summary of Laws | |
2 | School Net, Correspondence | |
3 | School Net, Materials | |
4 | School Net, Articles | |
5 | School Net, LOEO | |
Education Reform | ||
6 | Reform, Education Improvement Commission, Jean Droste | |
7 | Reform, Education Improvement Commission | |
8 | Reform, Outcome Based Education | |
Ohio Board of Regents | ||
9 | OBOR Ph.D. Program, Research | |
10 | OBOR Ph.D. Program, Articles | |
11 | OBOR Ph.D. Program, Constituent Mail | |
Early Education Meetings | ||
12 | Early Education Meetings, School Funding Caucus | |
13 | Early Education Meetings, Third Grade Guarantee | |
14 | Early Education Meetings, Draft | |
15 | Early Education Meeting, Minutes, 1/29/97 | |
16 | Early Education Meeting, Minutes, 2/20/97 | |
17 | Early Education Meetings, Minutes, 2/27/97 | |
18 | Early Education Meetings, House Republic Education Plan | |
19 | Early Education Meetings, “Our Children Are Worth It” Coalition | |
20 | Early Education Meetings, Ad Hoch School Funding | |
21 | Early Education Meetings, Coalition of Urban and Rural Democrats | |
22 | Early Education Meetings, School Infrastructure Reform Plan | |
Early Education Meetings, House Amendments | ||
Early Education Meetings, Infrastructure Funding | ||
36 | Head Start | |
1 | Early Childhood Programs | |
2 | Head Start, miscellaneous files | |
3 | Head Start, 1995 | |
4 | Head Start, Toledo Head Start Evaluation, 1995 | |
5 | Ohio Department of Education, Head Start/Public Preschool Report | |
6 | Head Start, LOEO, implementation of Head Start | |
7 | Toledo Head Start Unionizing | |
8 | Head Start, information | |
9 | Governor’s Head Start Task Force, Education Issues | |
10 | Multi-State Level Forum, Cuyahoga City, Corrective Action Plan | |
11 | Community Needs Assessment, 1996 | |
12 | Governor’s Head Start Taskforce | |
13 | EOPA, Toledo/Lucas County Head Start newsletter and parent | |
meeting information | ||
43 | 14 | Head Start, Issues |
63 | 23 | Head Start Study (Legislative Office of Education Oversight) |
24 | Head Start, Budget 2002-2003 | |
11 | S10. SCHOOL FUNDING | |
23 | Browning Testimony, Sub Documents | |
24 | LBO Earmarking Taxes, 1993 Study | |
25 | State GRF Expenditures | |
26 | History of Democratic Headquarters | |
27 | LBO Sales Tax Option | |
28 | LBO Cost of New Funding Proposal | |
29 | Michigan Tax Changes | |
30 | John Augenblick Testimony | |
31 | Augenblick Recommendation | |
32 | Funding Comparison in Valuation Per Pupil | |
33 | Ohio Department of Taxation | |
34 | “Paying for Ohio’s Schools” | |
35 | Real Property As Percentage Value | |
36 | Joint Legislative Subcommittee to Study Key School Funding Issues (1 of 2) | |
37 | Joint Legislative Subcommittee to Study Key School Funding Issues (2 of 2) | |
38 | Legislative Office of Educational Oversight | |
39 | Augenblick’s Model Lists | |
40 | Augenblick’s “Proposal for Elimination of Wealth Based Disparities” | |
41 | Augenblick’s 1993 Report, “Determining a Base Student Cost Figure” | |
42 | Democratic School Funding Plan | |
43 | Caucus Finan Letter | |
44 | Caucus Research on At-Risk Funding Programs | |
45 | ODE Budget, Furney Line Items by Unit | |
46 | ODE Money Flowchart | |
11 | 47 | Printout, Estimates of Valuation and ADM by District |
48 | Expenditure Flow Model 607 School District | |
49 | Department of Education, Chonologicals from Budget | |
50 | ODE, Policy Research and Analysis, Simulation Unit | |
51 | Funding History of Ohio, Ohio Democratic Party | |
52 | Furney Offices Equity Aid | |
53 | ODE Simulation, Categorical Line Items | |
54 | ODE Simulation, SF12, Equity Textbook | |
55 | Total SF12 Plus Equity | |
56 | K-12 SF12 Plus Equity Aid Plus Textbook | |
57 | ODE Simulation, SF12 | |
58 | Distribution of State Aid, Percentage of Total School Revenue | |
59 | Simulation Unit, Breakdown of Categorical Aid | |
60 | Simulation ADJ Cupp Report | |
61 | Educational Funding and DeRolph, Electric Utility Taxes | |
12 | 62 | School Foundation – Basic Allowance |
1 | Ohio School finance Handbook | |
2 | OPEC Analysis of 21 Urban School Districts | |
3 | School Infrastructure, GAO Report | |
4 | School Infrastructure 1990 Public School Facility Survey Report | |
5 | School Infrastructure S456 Federal Bill | |
6 | School Infrastructure Crumbling Schools Report | |
7 | School Infrastructure, ODE Building Assistance Program | |
8 | Peppermint Patty School Clip | |
9 | Ohio School Facilities Commission Grant Report | |
47 | 10 | OBM School Facilities Funding Plan |
47 | Education Funding Cap | |
57 | 19 | School Readiness Resource Centers, 1999-2001 |
24 | Higher Education Funding Commission, 1999 | |
25 | Higher Education Funding Commission Meeting, 1/13/2000 | |
26 | Higher Education Funding Commission, 2001 | |
27 | Higher Education Funding Commission, 1/21/2001 | |
63 | 24 | DeRolph Media File |
47 | Vouchers | |
25 | DeRolph Herington-Requirements | |
21 | Community School Funding | |
22 | Character Education, Budget Funding | |
65 | 1 | K-12 Education, Budget FY 2002-2003 |
22 | School Funding-Line Items (Executive to House 1998-1999) | |
36 | School Funding-Revised Plan B Version, 1997 | |
66 | 38 | School Funding Proposal, Gov. Voinovich, 1997 |
9 | State Board of Education-Vocational Education, FY 2001-2003/ | |
Budget & Policy Recommendations | ||
14 | State Funding for Vocational Education, FY 1998-1999 Biennium | |
15 | Ohio Vocational Association-Vocational Education Funding, 1999 | |
16 | ODE Joint Vocational School Funding, 1999 | |
23 | State Board of Education, Budget & Policy Recommendations, 1998-99 | |
30 | Converting JVS Funding to Foundation Basic Aid, 1999 | |
S11. ECONOMY | ||
Toledo Development | ||
11 | Toledo Development, Minority Business Development Council | |
12 | 12 | Toledo Development, “The Other Ohio” Conference |
13 | Toledo Development, Port Authority | |
14 | Toledo Development, National Center for Tooling and Precision Components (NCTPC) | |
15 | Toledo Development, Port Authority, Airport Zoning | |
16 | Toledo Development, Toledo Prison Site, Zoning | |
17 | Toledo Development, Lasalles Building Project | |
18 | Toledo Development, Private Industry Council, Strategic Planning Report | |
19 | Toledo Development, Toledo Regional Growth Partnership and Plan | |
20 | Toledo Development, 1197 Program and Action Plan | |
21 | Toledo Development, Toledo World Trade Center | |
22 | Toledo Development, Chamber of Commerce | |
23 | Toledo Development, COSI | |
24 | Toledo Development, Edison Industrial Systems (EISC) | |
25 | Toledo Development, ABJ Article | |
26 | Toledo Development, Ohio Community Development Finance Fund | |
13 | Treasurer, State of Ohio Annual Report FY 1999-2000 | |
42 | Local, Jeep | |
27 | Local, Jeep, Highway Safety Grant | |
28 | Local, Jeep, Jeep Plant | |
29 | Local, Jeep, Jeep Cost Overruns | |
30 | Local, Jeep, DAS Fact Book | |
31 | Local, Jeep, Notes | |
32 | Local, Jeep, Enterprise Zoning, HB 215 | |
33 | Local Jeep, Articles (1 of 2) | |
34 | Local Jeep, Articles (2 of 2) | |
35 | Local, Jeep, Workers Compensation | |
36 | Local, Jeep, Proclamation | |
43 | 37 | Local, Jeep, Letter from Carty Finkbeiner |
10 | UAW – Jeep/Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, 1998 | |
S12. WOMEN & CHILDREN’S BUDGET COALITION | ||
38 | Meeting Minutes | |
12 | 39 | Budget Reports |
40 | Materials | |
41 | Lobbying Workshop | |
42 | Correspondence | |
43 | Working Group – Children | |
44 | Committee Juvenile Corrections | |
45 | Roster and List | |
13 | 46 | Senate Budget |
1 | Ohio’s Vocational Education System, “Answering the Challenge” | |
2 | Executive Summary | |
3 | Budget Proposal FY 98-99 | |
4 | Ohio Women Inc., Temporary Office Site | |
5 | Correspondence | |
6 | Meeting Minutes, Agenda | |
40 | 7 | Articles |
3 | Women’s Policy and Research Commission Projects | |
4 | Women’s Policy and Research Commission, general information | |
5 | Women’s Policy and Research Commission, 1991-1996 | |
6 | Women’s Policy and Research Commission, committees | |
7 | Women and Children’s Budget Coalition | |
8 | Women and Children’s Budget Coalition and ART | |
10 | Women and Children’s Budget Coalition, 1998-1999 | |
46 | ||
S13. INVESTING IN PEOPLE/SCHOOL-TO-WORK | ||
13 | Meeting Minutes | |
8 | Meeting Minutes, 8/93-5/95 | |
9 | Meeting Minutes, 5/17/94 | |
10 | Meeting Minutes, 12/94-7/95 | |
11 | Meeting Minutes, Notes for 1/18/96 meeting | |
12 | Meeting Minutes, Human Resources Development Institute | |
13 | Meeting Minutes, GHRIC, 1996 | |
14 | Meeting Minutes, GHRIC, 8/96-11/96 | |
15 | Meeting Minutes, 12/96-1/97 | |
A-Team | ||
16 | A-Team, Bios | |
17 | A-Team, Proposed Timeline | |
18 | A-Team, Testimony by James P. Long | |
19 | A-Team, Metalworking Skill Standards Meeting | |
20 | A-Team, Retreat Notes 1994-1995 | |
21 | A-Team, Retreat 9/95 | |
22 | A-Team, Collaboration Team Recommendations | |
23 | A-Team, Meeting, 10/30/95 | |
24 | A-Team, Notebook, 1994-1996 | |
25 | A-Team, Notebook, 1995 | |
I-Team | ||
26 | I-Team, Meeting Minutes, 2/95 – 9/95 | |
27 | I-Team, Meeting Minutes, 1995 | |
28 | I-Team, Memo of Understanding | |
29 | I-Team, Bailey Meeting | |
30 | I-Team, Quarterly Progress Report | |
14 | 1st Policy Institute | |
1 | 1st Policy Institute, November Meeting, Correspondence | |
2 | 1st Policy Institute, Meeting Minutes, 10/93-11/93 | |
3 | 1st Policy Institute, Meeting, Hotel Set-up | |
Workforce Policy Institute | ||
4 | Workforce Policy Institute I | |
5 | Workforce Policy Institute, Meeting, 12/4 – 12/7/93 | |
6 | Workforce Policy Institute II | |
Governance and Structure | ||
7 | Governance and Structure, Overview | |
8 | Governance and Structure, Jana Zinser | |
9 | Governance and Structure, Addendum | |
Ohio’s Vision for a School-To-Work Program | ||
10 | Ohio’s Vision for a STW Program, Drafts | |
11 | Ohio’s Vision for a STW Program | |
12 | Ohio’s Vision for a STW Program, Community Response | |
13 | Ohio’s Vision for a STW Program, Stakeholders Response | |
14 | Ohio’s Vision for a STW Program, Correspondence | |
Pilot Project | ||
15 | Statewide Pilot | |
16 | Pilot Project, Evaluation by T. Bailey | |
17 | Pilot Project, Evaluation by Columbia University and Metis Assoc. | |
18 | Pilot Project, Tech Prep Orientation Program | |
Regional Alliance | ||
19 | Regional Alliance, Regional Directory | |
20 | Regional Alliance, Regional Forum Meeting 10/93 – 6/94 | |
21 | Regional Alliance, Toledo Regional STW Forum | |
22 | Regional Alliance, Akron Forum | |
23 | Regional Alliance, Southern Regional Education Board, Gene Bottoms | |
24 | Regional Alliance, Interim Planning Team | |
25 | Regional Alliance, Launching Regional Alliances | |
26 | Regional Alliance, Executive Committee | |
27 | Regional Alliance, Region 2 | |
28 | Regional Alliance, Northwest Ohio STW Region 2 | |
National Alliance of Business | ||
29 | NAB, Youth Apprenticeship | |
30 | NAB, “How School to Work Works for Business | |
31 | NAB, Siegal Overhead Presentation | |
32 | NAB, Proposal of STW Assistance | |
National Conference of State Legislatures | ||
33 | NCSL, “Racing With the World” | |
34 | NCSL, Summary of Phase I-II | |
35 | NCSL, Directory of State Legislative Involvement with JTPA | |
36 | NCSL, NCSL/ JFF Workplan | |
37 | NCSL, Project Status Report, Phase I, II, III, IV | |
38 | NCSL, Puerto Rico Conference | |
39 | NCSL, “Economic Competition, Defense Conversion” | |
40 | NCSL, Programs Nationwide | |
41 | NCSL, July Annual Meeting | |
42 | NCSL, State Funding Policies and STW Transition for At-Risk Students | |
43 | NCSL, Education, Labor, and Job Training Notes | |
44 | NCSL, Perkins Vocational Act | |
45 | NCSL, Contract Extension, LBO-Schill | |
46 | NCSL, Contract Extension | |
47 | NCSL, Zinser, “At-Risk Students in STW Transition Programs” | |
48 | NCSL, Zinser, Career Track Research | |
49 | NCSL, Zinser and Pilcher, “Report on OH’s IPP” | |
Legislative Staff Briefing | ||
15 | 1 | Legislative Staff Briefing, Invitations, Announcements |
2 | Legislative Staff Briefing, Minutes 3/11/96 | |
3 | Legislative Staff Briefing, Overheads | |
4 | Legislator’s Briefing 4/23/96 | |
Partners | ||
5 | Partners, Labor | |
6 | Partners, Community | |
7 | Partners, Business | |
Correspondence and Contracts | ||
8 | Correspondence, Interoffice Memo | |
9 | Correspondence, Proficiency Testing | |
10 | Correspondence, 1993-1994 | |
11 | Correspondence, 1994-1997 | |
12 | Contract, Partners Contract | |
13 | Contract, Cochran PR Contract | |
14 | Contract, VMC Audio Tapes | |
Papers | ||
15 | US GAO, HB 2884 Components of Comprehensive Strategy | |
16 | US GAO, Transition from School to Work | |
17 | US GAO, Transition from School to Work: New Strategies | |
18 | Papers, “Economic Development., Learning, and High Performance Work Organizations” | |
Papers, Center for Learning and Competitiveness | ||
19 | Papers, “Moving Vocational Education Toward STW” | |
20 | Papers, School To Work White Paper | |
21 | Papers, Ottawa County Market Survey | |
22 | ||
Youth Apprenticeship | ||
23 | PA Youth Apprenticeship, Arnold Packer | |
24 | PA Youth Apprenticeship, Katherine Schill | |
25 | PA Youth Apprenticeship, Jean Wolfe Bio and Info | |
26 | PA Youth Apprenticeship, Butler Presentation, Building Stakeholders Group | |
27 | PA Youth Apprenticeship, Integrating Academics and the Workplace | |
28 | PA Youth Apprenticeship, Memo of Understanding | |
29 | PA Youth Apprenticeship, Team Social Contract | |
30 | Youth Apprenticeship, National Efforts | |
31 | Youth Apprenticeship, Focus Committee | |
32 | Youth Apprenticeship, Proposals | |
33 | Youth Apprenticeship, Programs | |
34 | Youth Apprenticeship, STW Transition Information Survey (1 of 2) | |
35 | Youth Apprenticeship, STW Transition Information Survey (2 of 2) | |
36 | Youth Apprenticeship, Timeline Summary | |
37 | Youth Apprenticeship, Lucas County Apprenticeship Co. Listing | |
38 | Youth Apprenticeship, “Putting Theory Into Practice” | |
39 | Youth Apprenticeship, Gitter Paper | |
40 | Youth Apprenticeship, 1996 Apprenticeship Council | |
41 | Youth Apprenticeship, Council, 1997 | |
Hospitality and Tourism | ||
Hospitality and Tourism, “Dev. Systematic Problem Solving Skills” | ||
42 | Hospitality and Tourism, Project, 1994-1996 | |
43 | Hospitality and Tourism, Job History, Directory | |
44 | Hospitality and Tourism, Indiana Labor and Management Council | |
45 | Hospitality and Tourism, GHRIC | |
16 | 46 | Hospitality and Tourism, CHRIE |
1 | Hospitality and Tourism, Skill Standards | |
2 | Hospitality and Tourism, Media | |
3 | Hospitality and Tourism, Conference October 1995 | |
4 | Hospitality and Tourism, Culinary Union Training Center | |
5 | ||
School To Work Programs | ||
6 | STW, Operating Engineers Apprenticeship and Training | |
7 | STW, Ohio Edison Industrial Systems Center 1993 Year in Review | |
8 | STW, National Programs, Metalworking Industrial Skill Standards | |
9 | STW, Ohio Labor Market Information (LMI) | |
10 | STW, Cuyahoga Community College | |
11 | STW, Tech Prep Meeting and State Perspective | |
12 | STW, Teach Prep | |
13 | STW, North Central Ohio Employee Participation Council | |
14 | STW, “Ohio Co-op Education/Employment: Lost Effectiveness” | |
15 | STW, Tooling and Machining Association | |
16 | STW, Edison Tech Centers | |
17 | STW, Ohio Greene County Career Center | |
18 | STW, Al Pope, Chrysler Handouts | |
19 | STW, George Tombaugh | |
20 | STW, Occupational Work Adjustment | |
21 | STW, Business, Industry and Education Day, 8/29/95 | |
22 | STW, Career Development | |
23 | STW, Toledo Public Schools Vocational Education and STW | |
24 | STW, GRADS (Graduation, Reality, and Dual-Role Skills) | |
25 | STW, Student Participation | |
26 | STW, Lorain County Program | |
27 | STW, Electric Contractor and Association | |
28 | STW, Ohio Department Information | |
66 | 29 | STW, Ford Academy of Manufacturing Science |
1 | STW, Governance ,1994 | |
2 | STW, Local Partnership Resource Directory | |
3 | STW, Evaluation by Metis Associates, 1997 | |
4 | STW, Mathematica Visit, 1996 | |
5 | STW, Controlling Board, 1996 | |
6 | STW, Implementation Grant Performance Plan-Year 3, 1997-1998 | |
7 | STW, Region 2-Northwest Ohio School-to-Work Alliance | |
8 | STW, Policy Forum, June 2000 | |
Budget and Grants | ||
16 | 30 | Budget, Estimated for FY93 |
31 | Budget, Billing Process, Reimbursements | |
32 | Budget, Administrative Tax Forms W-9 | |
33 | Budget, Controlling Board Request | |
34 | Budget, Controlling Board Request #132 | |
17 | 35 | Budget, Conference Money |
1 | Grants, Planning Grants Studies | |
2 | Grants, Federal Planning Grant | |
3 | Grants, Planning Grant Activities, A Framework for Action | |
4 | Grants, Planning Grant Realignment | |
5 | Grants, A Request for Proposals | |
6 | Grants, Local RFP’s to State | |
7 | Grants, Request for Proposals | |
8 | Grants, Proposal Letters | |
9 | Grants, Review Process for Applications | |
10 | Grants, Implementation Grant, Technical Assistance and Support | |
11 | Grants, Implementation Grant, Notice of Proposed Selection Criteria | |
12 | Grants, Implementation Grant, Partners Retreat, April, 1995. | |
13 | Grants, Implementation Grant, June 1995 | |
14 | Grants, Implementation Grant, Application 1995 | |
15 | Grants, Implementation Grant, Application 6/95 | |
16 | Grants, Federal Improvement Grant, Fed. On-Site Review | |
17 | Grants, Implementation Grant, Summary | |
18 | Grants, Implementation Grant, Application 1997 | |
19 | Grants, Federal Continuation Grant | |
20 | Grants, Demonstration Grants | |
21 | Grants, Development and Continuation Grant Project | |
22 | Grants, Federal Improvement Grant, Lucas Partnership Grant | |
23 | Grants, Partnership Prototype Grant | |
24 | Grants, Local Partnership Demonstration Grant | |
25 | Grants, Local Partnership Demonstration Grant, RFP’s | |
26 | Grants, OMA High Performance Grant | |
27 | Grants, NCSL STW Opportunity Grants | |
28 | Grants, Democratic Site Evaluation, Poczik Local Grant | |
29 | Grants, GHRIC Update | |
30 | Grants, Greater Toledo Recipients | |
31 | Grants, Federal Improvement Grant, The Clarion bills | |
32 | Grants, Funding, Schill | |
School To Work Materials | ||
33 | STW Materials, STW Notebook, 8/93 – 4/94 (1 of 2) | |
34 | STW Materials, STW Notebook, 8/93 – 4/94 (2 of 2) | |
18 | 1 | STW Materials, STW Notebook, 1994-1996 (1 of 2) |
2 | STW Materials, STW Notebook, 1994-1996 (2 of 2) | |
3 | STW Materials, Long Term/On Going Goals | |
4 | STW Materials, Speech Notes | |
5 | STW Materials, Public Agenda Foundation, Swenson | |
6 | STW Materials, JFF Subarctic Survival Exercise Meeting | |
7 | STW Materials, Gardening Analogy | |
8 | STW Materials, Opportunity Act of 1993, 1994 | |
9 | STW Materials, Pinchak Overheads | |
10 | STW Materials, GHRIC update | |
11 | STW Materials, Upjohn Inst., STW Programs for At-Risk Students | |
12 | STW Materials, Jalna MacLaren, STW Director | |
13 | STW Materials, S1186 Workforce Investment Partnership Act | |
14 | STW Materials, Metis Report, Implementation of Ohio’s STW | |
15 | STW Materials, Higher Education | |
16 | STW Materials, Education Forms to be filled out | |
17 | STW Materials, Research | |
18 | STW Materials, New Information | |
19 | STW Materials, Staff Phone Numbers and Bios | |
20 | STW Materials, Local Partnership Resource Directory | |
21 | STW Materials, Labels | |
IPP/STW Printed Materials | ||
22 | Printed Materials, IPP Resource Notebook 1992-1995 | |
23 | Printed Materials, IPP Resource Notebook 1995 | |
24 | Printed Materials, Investing in People Pamphlets | |
25 | Printed Materials, “From School To Work: A School/Community Effort” | |
26 | Printed Materials, Ghazalah’s “1979 Vocational Education Grads” | |
27 | Printed Materials, “America’s Choice: High Skill or Low Wages” | |
28 | Printed Materials, “Handbook for Labor Representatives” | |
29 | Printed Materials, Dept. of Labor, “Apprenticeship Training” | |
30 | Printed Materials, “Ohio’s Vocational Education System: Answering the Challenge” | |
19 | 31 | Printed Materials, Dept. of Labor, “Meaning of Apprenticeship” |
1 | Printed Materials, Project Smart, “Youth Opportunities Unlimited” | |
2 | Printed Materials, Career, Education & Training Associates | |
3 | Printed Materials, “Vocational Education Reform in Ohio: A Study and Proposal” | |
4 | Printed Materials, “Jobs: Ohio’s Future” | |
5 | Printed Materials, GAO, “Skill Standards” | |
6 | Printed Materials, JFF HR Matrix | |
7 | Printed Materials, JFF, “STW: A Guide” | |
8 | Printed Materials, “School Lessons, Work Lessons” | |
9 | Printed Materials, “Learning That Works: A STW Briefing Book” | |
10 | Printed Materials, State Board of Education, “STW Update” | |
11 | Printed Materials, “Briefing Paper for Legislatures” | |
12 | Printed Materials, “A Guide to Work Based Learning” | |
13 | Printed Materials, “Focusing Education on Job Readiness” | |
14 | Printed Materials, “Gathering Momentum: Transition from STW” | |
15 | Printed Materials, “Pathways to Success: A Companion Guide” | |
16 | Printed Materials, Leadership Kick-Off Conference | |
17 | Printed Materials, ECS, “State Profiles” | |
18 | Printed Materials, STW Glossary, Directory, Guidelines | |
19 | Printed Materials, “Building a STW System” Transparency Presentation | |
20 | Printed Materials, Toledo Public Schools, “Analysis of 1995 HS Graduate Follow-Up Study” | |
21 | Printed Materials, One Stop, “The Partnership Exchange” | |
22 | Printed Materials, One Stop, “A Strong Foundation for OH’s WFD” | |
23 | Printed Materials, “Windows of Opportunity” | |
24 | Printed Materials, NCSL Primer on Federal Education Programs” | |
25 | Printed Materials, GHRIC | |
26 | Printed Materials, GHRIC Notebook | |
27 | Printed Materials, “WFD System, Future Directions” | |
28 | Printed Materials, “A Matter of Time” | |
29 | Printed Materials, “Stakeholders’ Response” | |
30 | Printed Materials, Needs Analysis | |
31 | Printed Materials, Internat’l Union of Operating Engineers, “Apprenticeship and Training Program Overview” | |
32 | Printed Materials, “Skill Standards” | |
33 | Printed Materials, “Reach High….Dream Deep” | |
34 | Printed Materials, Whitmer Career and Technology Center | |
20 | 1 | Printed Materials, Articles, “To Innovate” |
2 | Printed Materials, Articles, “The Deal Maker: Don Monroe” | |
3 | Printed Materials, Articles, GHRIC Newsletter | |
4 | Printed Materials, Articles, “Students Not Able to Compete” | |
5 | Printed Materials, Articles, “Rethinking Schools” | |
6 | Printed Materials, Articles, “Hollister Article” | |
7 | Printed Materials, Articles, “STW Update” | |
8 | Printed Materials, Articles, Miscellaneous (1 of 2) | |
9 | Printed Materials, Articles, Miscellaneous (2 of 2) | |
S14. WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT (WFD) | ||
Welfare Reform | ||
10 | Welfare Reform, Joint Committee on Welfare Reform, Hearing | |
11 | Welfare Reform, Committee on Human Services, Conference | |
12 | Welfare Reform, Family Option Plan, Domestic Violence | |
13 | Welfare Reform, Organized Labor Welfare Response | |
14 | Welfare Reform, Welfare Reform Council | |
15 | Welfare Reform, Ohio Hunger Task Force Legislative Briefing | |
16 | Welfare Reform, Strategy and Implementation Plan (1 of 2) | |
17 | Welfare Reform, Strategy and Implementation Plan (2 of 2) | |
18 | Welfare Reform, News Articles | |
19 | Welfare Reform, Welfare Funds | |
20 | Welfare Reform, Advisory Council Roster | |
21 | Welfare Reform, Lucas County Welfare Reform Task Force | |
22 | Welfare Reform, Lucas County Welfare Reform | |
23 | Welfare Reform, Labor Response | |
24 | Welfare Reform, “Work After Welfare” | |
25 | Welfare Reform, One Stop Committee Creation | |
One Stop | ||
21 | 1 | One Stop, GHRIC |
2 | One Stop, Lucas County | |
3 | One Stop, Meeting Minutes | |
4 | One Stop, OMTI Information | |
5 | One Stop, Explanatory Information | |
6 | One Stop, Solicitation for Grant | |
7 | One Stop, Newsletter | |
WFD Information | ||
8 | HRIC Correspondence Requests | |
9 | Connecticut WFD Information | |
10 | Kansas WFD Information | |
11 | Michigan WFD Information | |
12 | North Carolina WFD Information | |
13 | Oregon WFD Information | |
14 | Texas WFD Information | |
Study Committee | ||
15 | Study Committee, Executive Committee | |
16 | Study Committee, Correspondence | |
17 | Study Committee, Meeting Schedule | |
18 | Study Committee, Agenda and Meeting Notes | |
19 | Study Committee, Meeting Minutes (1 of 2) | |
20 | Study Committee, Meeting Minutes (2 of 2) | |
21 | Study Committee, Agency Presentation | |
22 | Study Committee, Agency Presentation, Bob Race | |
23 | Study Committee, LCS Summaries of Programs in Agencies | |
24 | Study Committee, Field Hearing Briefing | |
Hearings | ||
25 | Field Hearings, Columbus | |
26 | Field Hearings, Portsmouth | |
27 | Field Hearings, Kirtland | |
28 | Job Training Taskforce Hearing, Testimony | |
29 | Job Training Taskforce Hearing, Conrad Report | |
30 | Community Hearing | |
31 | Community Hearing, Invitee List | |
32 | Community Hearing, Agenda | |
33 | Community Hearing, Materials | |
34 | Community Hearing, Testimony | |
Re-Engineering Project | ||
22 | 1 | Re-Engineering Project |
2 | Re-Engineering Project, Work Plan | |
3 | Re-Engineering Project, Labor | |
4 | Re-Engineering Project, GHRIC | |
5 | Re-Engineering Project, GHRIC, Letter to Governor | |
6 | Re-Engineering Project, GHRIC, Matrix Project | |
7 | Re-Engineering Project, Hollister Remarks | |
8 | Re-Engineering Project, Furney’s Response | |
Miscellaneous | ||
39 | 9 | Workforce Development Bill, Bill Request |
10 | Sub HB 117, 215, Budget Language | |
11 | HR 1385, Dewine | |
12 | PIC Meeting, 12/16/96 | |
13 | Town Hall I | |
14 | Town Hall II | |
15 | Transitional | |
16 | JTPA Work Flex Plan | |
17 | North West Ohio Consortium for Economic Development | |
18 | Ohio Industrial Training Program | |
19 | Ohio Commissioners’ Association | |
20 | OBES Local Offices Listing | |
21 | Ohio Department of Human Services Testimony on Employment | |
22 | Partnership Ohio | |
23 | Workforce Development, Job Training Tax Program | |
24 | Memo, Legislative Budget Office, WFD program funds by WIA mandatory one-stop partners | |
25 | Memo, Legislative Budget Office, LSC job training and workforce development task force report | |
26 | Memo, Legislative Budget Office, workforce development Ohio industrial training program | |
55 | 1 | Workforce Development-Merger, 1999 (Folder 1) |
2 | Workforce Development-Merger, 1999 (Folder 2) | |
9 | Department Economic and Workforce Development Proposal | |
10 | Press Packet/Furney, OBES/ODOD Merger Request | |
11 | Press Reports, 1999/Dept. of Economic and Workforce Service | |
12 | Editorial Board Packet-OBES/ODOD Merger | |
Printed Materials | ||
22 | 23 | Printed Materials, OH Benefits System Data Linkage Committee |
24 | Printed Materials, “Fantus Report: Labor Market and Operating Cost” | |
25 | Printed Materials, “Employment and Training Block Grants” | |
26 | Printed Materials, OH Manufacturer’s Assoc., “Workforce Capability Study” | |
27 | Printed Materials, OHSDA, “Employment and Training Survey Results | |
28 | Printed Materials, Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission | |
29 | Printed Materials, LSC Study, “Ohio Job Training and WFD Programs: Administrative Consolidation” | |
30 | Printed Materials, Ohio Labor Market Review | |
31 | Printed Materials, “Regional Growth Partnership Workforce Readiness” | |
32 | Printed Materials, Time, “Where the Jobs Are” | |
33 | Printed Materials, Ohio Contractor’s Magazine | |
34 | Printed Materials, Articles, Federal Activity | |
35 | Printed Materials, “Taking Care of Business” | |
Workforce Investment Act | ||
39 | 1 | Workforce Investment Act, 5 year strategic plan (2000-2005) |
2 | Workforce Policy Board, December 2000 | |
3 | Business Issues, committee | |
4 | Governor’s Workforce Policy Board, December 1999 | |
5 | Anderson Consulting Contract | |
6 | Workforce Investment Act, 1998 | |
7 | Governor’s Workforce Policy, miscellaneous files | |
8 | Workforce Investment Act, local policy guide, 1999 | |
9 | Workforce Investment Act, JTPA technical assistance closeout guide | |
10 | UPS Earn and Learn Program | |
11 | GWPB | |
12 | Skill Standards | |
13 | Workforce Development, ITA | |
14 | Governor’s Workforce Policy Board, introductory conference call, 11/3/99 | |
15 | Workforce Investment Act, State Board | |
16 | Governor’s Workforce Policy Board, January 2000 | |
17 | Governor’s Workforce Policy Board, February 2000 | |
18 | Governor’s Workforce Policy Board, June 2000 | |
19 | Governor’s Workforce Policy Board, September 2000 | |
20 | Legislative Budget Office Request, Professional Development | |
21 | State Education Policy Seminar Report, May 1995 | |
51 | 22 | LSC 122, 122nd General Assembly (1997-1998) |
55 | 16 | Issue I-Working Papers, 2001 |
4 | Workforce Investment Act, 8/99-10/99 | |
8 | OBES and ODOD Merger Proposal | |
13 | Problem Listing of Taft WIA | |
14 | Business-1998 / Merger-1999 | |
15 | County Commissioners-Merger | |
16 | PRC County Symposium, 9/21/99 | |
17 | County TANF Allocations SFY 1999 | |
18 | OBES/ODHS Merger Legislation | |
19 | OBES/ODHS Merger Presentations | |
20 | LSC-Final Report/Job Training & Workforce Dev. | |
21 | Responses to Draft of LSC & WFD Task Force, 1998 | |
22 | WIA-OBES-LSC-WFD Committee, 1998 | |
23 | Workforce Investment Act-Transition Guide (Draft & Revised Version) | |
24 | OBES/ODHS Merger-Journal of the Federation for Community | |
Planning | ||
25 | Questions for Labor & Business County Commissioners on Merger | |
26 | Workforce Investment Act of 1998-Analysis | |
27 | OBES/ODHS Merger-Issues and Decision | |
28 | Office of Workforce Development-Merger Diagram | |
29 | Ohio Option-Merger Diagram | |
33 | Workforce Development Action Team Meeting, Aug. 1999 | |
34 | Workforce Development Action Team Meeting, Sept. 1999 | |
35 | Merger Proposal for ODHS & OBES into ODJFS, 1999 | |
36 | Merger of OBES & ODHS into Ohio Have-A-Heart | |
37 | OCSEA Conference, 1999 | |
38 | Workforce Investment Act-Wise Association/Dwayne Sattler, 1999 | |
39 | Workforce Investment Act-National Press Coverage, 1998 | |
40 | Workforce Investment Act-Summary & Description/Final Compromise | |
42 | Workforce Investment Act-National Conference of State Legislatures/ | |
Leg. Service Committee, 1998 | ||
43 | Miscellaneous Information-LSC/Workforce Development (Notices | |
& Agendas, 1998) | ||
44 | Drafts/Final Reports/LSC Study-Job Training & WFD Programs, 1998 | |
45 | LSC Study-Job Training & WDP, 1998 | |
46 | Workforce Investment Analysis-OBES Transition Guide, 1999 | |
47 | Office of Workforce Development Merger-Taft Proposal, 1999 | |
S15. ENERGY | ||
23 | 1 | Ameritech Relay Center Toledo |
2 | BP of America | |
3 | Columbia Gas of Ohio | |
4 | Toledo Edison | |
5 | Toledo Municipal Electric System | |
6 | Public Utilities Commission of Ohio | |
7 | Public Utilities Commission Workers | |
8 | Utilities, Telephone Deregulation Rules | |
9 | Utilities, Toledo Edison/Centerior Rate Increase | |
63 | 10 | Utilities, Model Energy Code |
11 | Consumers’ Counsel-Ohio, 2000-2002 | |
2 | Ohio Electric Choice | |
3 | Natural Gas and Heat | |
15 | Ohio’s Energy Credit Program Review | |
42 | 3 | Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, 2001 |
4 | Public Works Commission of Ohio, 2000 & 2002 | |
Electric Deregulation | ||
37 | 1 | Deregulation Newsletter |
2 | Standard Transition Costs | |
3 | Other Provisions | |
4 | Market Structure | |
5 | Herington Supplemental Information | |
6 | Press Releases | |
7 | H.C.R. 123 | |
8 | Taxes | |
9 | Electric Deregulation, House | |
10 | Goals and Restructuring | |
11 | Talking Points | |
12 | Caucus | |
13 | Organizations | |
14 | Electric Deregulation, Legislation information | |
15 | Electric Deregulation, fiscal information | |
16 | Electric Deregulation, notes | |
17 | Electric Deregulation, articles, newsletters, and briefings | |
18 | Consumers Council | |
19 | Electric Deregulation, miscellaneous files | |
20 | Edison Merger | |
21 | Edison Rate Increase | |
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) | ||
22 | Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, appointment | |
23 | Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, annual report | |
24 | Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Columbia Gas | |
25 | Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, Railroad Crossings | |
26 | Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, telephone | |
S16. CORRESPONDENCE | ||
23 | 11 | A, Miscellaneous |
12 | ABLE Domestic Violence Advocacy Program | |
13 | ACES, Association for Children for Enforcement of Support | |
14 | Action Ohio Coalition for Battered Women | |
15 | Asian Mutual Assistance Program | |
16 | Arts Commission | |
17 | B, Miscellaneous | |
18 | Benham, Lelia | |
19 | Black, Ellen | |
20 | C, Miscellaneous | |
21 | Chandler, Joyce | |
22 | Culver, Cindy | |
23 | Czarnecki, Judy | |
24 | D, Miscellaneous | |
25 | Department of Labor | |
26 | Desmond, Ann M. | |
27 | DYS | |
28 | E, Miscellaneous | |
29 | Even Start | |
30 | F, Miscellaneous | |
31 | Foien, Arthur B. | |
32 | Foster, Jill E. | |
33 | Fowler, Stephanie | |
34 | G, Miscellaneous | |
35 | Gamble, Amanda Dine | |
36 | Gramby, Shirley | |
37 | Grotsky, Lisa | |
38 | H, Miscellaneous | |
39 | Hoch, Heidi | |
40 | International Guest House | |
41 | Ivey, Corey | |
42 | Jacobs, Jill | |
43 | Johnson, Fred | |
44 | ||
45 | K, Miscellaneous | |
46 | Kaszowski, Kristina | |
47 | Kirk, Jennifer K. | |
48 | Keeney, Jacquelyn | |
49 | Koch, Tiffany | |
50 | L, Miscellaneous | |
51 | Lucas County Solid Waste District | |
52 | Light LTR | |
53 | M, Miscellaneous | |
54 | Martin, Jeanne, January 1996 | |
55 | Martin, Jeanne, February 1996 | |
56 | Martin, Jeanne, March 1996 | |
57 | Martin, Jeanne, April 1996 | |
58 | Martin, Jeanne, May 1996 | |
59 | Martin, Jeanne, Email | |
60 | Maumee Valley Heritage Corridor Advisory | |
24 | 1 | Mbugia, Dr. Tata J. |
2 | McLaren, Jalna | |
3 | Mora, Victor | |
4 | N, Miscellaneous | |
5 | Neal, Kenneth | |
6 | Neighbors in Partnership | |
7 | Novel, Sur G. | |
8 | O, Miscellaneous | |
9 | O’Bien, Colleen | |
10 | ODVN Ohio Domestic Violence Network | |
11 | P, Miscellaneous | |
12 | R, Miscellaneous | |
13 | Reese, Michael | |
14 | S, Miscellaneous | |
15 | Sattler, Kathy and Matt | |
16 | Save A Baby | |
17 | Savage, Rev. H. G. | |
18 | Schaal, Pamela | |
19 | Schurk, Lenny | |
20 | Smith, Rita | |
21 | Szollosi, Frank | |
22 | Swin, Joyce | |
23 | T, Miscellaneous | |
24 | Toledo Elderly Homeless | |
25 | Toledo Family Health Center | |
26 | Townsend, Sandra | |
27 | U, Miscellaneous | |
28 | University of Toledo Sexual Assault and Education Program | |
29 | V, Miscellaneous | |
30 | Vasquez, Herman A. | |
31 | Van Landingham | |
32 | Villa West Nursing Home | |
33 | W,X,Y, Miscellaneous | |
34 | WGTE TV and Radio | |
35 | Wilson, Mary | |
48 | 1 | Women’s Hall of Fame Nominations |
2 | Anderson, Ronald | |
3 | English, Ronald R., Sgt. | |
4 | Fuller, Delphine (H.B. 484 & H.B. 254) | |
5 | “F” Constituents | |
6 | “G” Constituents | |
7 | Gorajewski, Dennis | |
8 | “H” Constituents | |
9 | Hanan, C.J. | |
10 | Harris, William H. | |
11 | Horner, Fred | |
12 | “I” Constituents | |
13 | “J” Constituents | |
14 | “K” Constituents | |
15 | Kaltenbach, Robert | |
16 | Kirk, Cindy | |
17 | “L” Constituents | |
18 | “M” Constituents | |
19 | Monica, Michael, II | |
20 | Mougey, Patricia, F. | |
21 | “N” Constituents | |
53 | “O” Constituents | |
54 | Ohio Legislative Service Commission, 1987-1989 | |
50 | 2 | Ohio Legislative Service Commission, 1990-1991 |
3 | Ohio Legislative Service Commission, 1992-1995 | |
4 | Ohio Legislative Service Commission, 1996-1999 | |
5 | Ohio Legislative Service Commission, 2000-2002 | |
6 | Northwest Ohio Delegation Meetings, 1999 | |
7 | City of Toledo-Office of Affirmative Action/Contract Compliance, | |
1998-1999 | ||
51 | 4 | Robinson, Robert-UT Trustee Position, 2000 |
5 | Recommendations & Nominations | |
12 | Old Constituents-Miscellaneous, 1998-1999 | |
20 | Budget Requests-Constituents | |
52 | 37 | PUCO-Telephone Calls, Letters, 2001 |
10 | Charter School 4% Increase-Budget | |
11 | Funding Cap-Budget, 2001 | |
56 | 1 | Correspondence-NCSL-AFI, 1997-98-Educ., Labor, Trade |
2 | Vocational, Tech Prep & Career Education/Miscellaneous | |
4 | “A” Constituents | |
5 | Avery, Jean, 1996-98 | |
6 | “B” Constituents (Folder 1) | |
7 | “B” Constituents (Folder 2) | |
8 | Baker, Barbara J., 2000 | |
9 | Baringer, Gene, 1997 | |
10 | Behan, Kenneth C., 1998 | |
11 | Bishop, Bonnie, 1999 | |
12 | Blaze, II, Joseph, 1999 | |
13 | Boaden, Karen, 1999-2000 | |
14 | Bower, Ralna L., 1999 | |
15 | Brown, Jerry, 1998-99 | |
16 | Brown, Thomas, 1994-97 | |
17 | Brown-Foster, Jacqueline, 1998 | |
18 | Bruce, Jim, 1998-2000 | |
19 | Buschmann, Daneen, 1997-1999 | |
20 | Butch, Ethel, 1998-99 | |
21 | “C” Constituents (Folder 1) | |
22 | “C” Constituents (Folder 2) | |
23 | Carmona, Jr., Luciano, 1996-1999 | |
24 | Chapple, Joyce, 1998-2000 | |
25 | Crawford, Johey, 1999-2000 | |
26 | Cyrus, James, 2000-01 | |
27 | “D” Constituents (Folder 1) | |
28 | “D” Constituents (Folder 2) | |
29 | Davis, Maxine, 2001-2003 | |
57 | 1 | Toledo Warehouse District Association |
18 | Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1999-2001 | |
58 | 1 | Dennis, III, Edward |
2 | “E” Constituents | |
3 | “F” Constituents | |
4 | Fritz, Robbin | |
5 | “G” Constituents | |
6 | Gibbs, Nancy | |
7 | “H” Constituents (Folder 1) | |
8 | “H” Constituents (Folder 2) | |
9 | Hauff, Cindy, 2000 | |
10 | “J’ Constituents | |
11 | “K” Constituents | |
12 | “L” Constituents | |
13 | “M” Constituents | |
14 | “N” Constituents | |
15 | “P” Constituents | |
16 | Rabbitt, Gary T. & H.B. 450 (Purchase Military Credit) | |
17 | “R” Constituents | |
18 | Ranck, Steven | |
19 | Randall, Ronald R. | |
20 | Randleman, Dean | |
21 | Reed, Jimmy | |
22 | Roberts, Michael J. | |
23 | “S” Constituents (Folder 1) | |
24 | “S” Constituents (Folder 2) | |
40 | 4 | Sabin, Darrel B. |
5 | Schut, Dini | |
12 | Scoomaker, Judith/Drug Samples | |
20 | Storey, Todd | |
34 | Thomas, Doris | |
37 | “T” Constituents | |
10 | Tersigna, Mike-ORC 5104.32/Restricting Reimbursable Child-Care | |
11 | Center Absences | |
13 | 46 | “V” Constituents |
46 | “W” Constituents | |
36 | “W” and “X” Constituents | |
37 | “Y” and “Z” Constituents | |
38 | Library Funding (LLGSF) | |
64 | 5 | “J” Constituents |
6 | “K” Constituents | |
7 | “L” Constituents | |
8 | “M” Constituents | |
9 | “N” Constituents | |
10 | “P” & “Q” Constituents | |
11 | “R” Constituents | |
12 | “S” Constituents | |
13 | “T” Constituents | |
14 | “W” Constituents | |
16 | Foster, Theresa | |
20 | “D” Constituents | |
21 | “E” Constituents | |
22 | “F” Constituents | |
23 | “G” Constituents | |
24 | Pierson, Brian, 1999-2000 | |
65 | 25 | Secor Armory, 1997-1999 |
63 | 4 | ODJFS Office Closings, Correspondence |
39 | Library Issue –Budget, 2002-2003 | |
S17. COMMUNITY GROUP AWARDS | ||
24 | 36 | Governor’s Workforce Excellence Awards |
37 | Frank Annunzio Award | |
38 | Conrad Hilton’s Humanitarian Prize | |
39 | Woman Alive | |
40 | Volunteer of the Year | |
41 | Ohioan Award | |
42 | Governor’s Excellence in Worker’s Compensation Award | |
43 | Outstanding Senior Volunteer Award | |
44 | Sara Lee Frontrunner Award | |
45 | All State Safety Leadership Award | |
46 | Ohio Distinguished Law Enforcement Service Award, Valor | |
47 | Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame | |
48 | Arts Access Awards | |
49 | Toledo Civic Hall of Fame | |
50 | Alcohol and Drug Addiction Service Award | |
51 | YWCA Milestones | |
52 | Governor’s Award for the Arts | |
53 | Robert Wood Johnson Community Health Leaders | |
54 | Sylvania Academic Hall of Fame | |
55 | Ohio Senior Citizen Hall of Fame | |
49 | 18 | Ohioana Awards-Statewide 2001-2002 |
19 | Milestones/YWCA-Toledo, 2000-2001 | |
26 | Martin Nagy-Nomination for Arts Award, 2001 | |
27 | Awards, 1998-2001 | |
S18. COMMUNITY GROUPS | ||
24 | 56 | AARP American Association of Retired People |
57 | ABLE, Advocated for Basic Legal Equality | |
58 | ANDREW, America’s Nightmare Due to lack of Respect and Education of Weapons | |
59 | Asian American Concerns, Toledo Public Schools | |
60 | ADAS, Addiction and Alcohol Services | |
61 | Cherry Bancroft Summit Corridors | |
62 | Coalition Against Gun Violence | |
63 | Coalition for Quality Education | |
64 | Double ARC, Applied Research and Collaboration for At-Risk Children | |
65 | East Toledo Family Center | |
66 | Education Excellence | |
67 | Goodwill Industries | |
68 | AAUW Interactive Committee | |
69 | Jewish Federation | |
70 | Lucas County Family Council | |
71 | Lucas County Human Services Plan | |
72 | Toledo-Lucas County Public Library | |
73 | North Toledo Area Corporation | |
74 | Neighborhood Block Watch Committee | |
75 | Neighborhood Health Association of Toledo | |
76 | Neighborhood Improvement Foundation of Toledo Inc. (NIFTI) | |
77 | Multiple Sclerosis Society | |
78 | Ottawa Coalition | |
79 | PFLAG, Parents & Friend of Lesbians And Gays | |
80 | Planned Parenthood of Northwest Ohio | |
81 | Public Children Services Associates of Ohio | |
82 | Read for Literacy | |
83 | Safe Kids – Safe Streets | |
84 | School Nurse Program, Toledo | |
85 | Senior Centers | |
86 | Special Needs Daycare | |
87 | St. Vincent Medical Center | |
88 | Sunshine Center | |
89 | Toledo Federation of Teachers | |
90 | Toledo Hospital | |
91 | Toledo Public Schools SAT Committee | |
92 | Valentine Theater | |
93 | Youth Family Court | |
94 | Ohio Weekly Lawyers Column | |
40 | 17 | Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) |
26 | Aurora Gonzalez Community Center Funding | |
28 | Ohio Coalition Against Gun Violence | |
42 | 6 | Ohio Empowerment Coalition |
7 | Ohio Protection and Advocacy Association | |
S19. OHIO DEMOCRATIC PARTY | ||
24 | 96 | Roster and Bylaws |
97 | Platform, Annual Reports | |
98 | Women’s Project | |
99 | National Democratic Platform, 1994 | |
S20. NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES | ||
Annual Meetings | ||
25 | 1 | Annual Meeting, New Orleans 1994 |
2 | Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, 1995 | |
3 | Annual Meeting, 1996 (1 of 2) | |
4 | Annual Meeting, 1996 (2 of 2) | |
Assembly on Federal Issues | ||
5 | AFI Meeting, May 1996 | |
6 | AFI Meeting, Officers Directory, 1996 | |
7 | AFI Meeting, Education, Labor and Job Training, December 1996 | |
8 | AFI Meeting, Education, Labor and Job Training, May 1997 | |
9 | AFI Meeting, Education, Labor and Job Training, Fall 1997 | |
10 | AFI Meeting, Education, Labor and Job Training, Chair 1996-1997 | |
11 | AFI Meeting, Qui, Shengyun, Counsel General to People’s Republic of China | |
12 | AFI Meeting, Education, Labor and Job Training, April 1998 | |
Assembly on State Issues | ||
13 | ASI Meeting, November 1994 | |
14 | ASI Meeting, Labor and Economic Development Committee, 1995 | |
15 | ASI Meeting, May 1996 | |
16 | Miscellaneous | |
17 | National Alliance of Business, Skill Standards | |
18 | Urban and Rural Demonstration Projects | |
19 | STW, Labor Laws | |
20 | STW Federal Study, State Funding Policies | |
Legislative Oversight of Federal Funds, Legislative Finance Paper | ||
45 | 25 | National Council of State Legislators, 1997-2000 |
26 | National Council of State Legislators, Winter 1998 | |
27 | National Conference of State Legislators, Annual Meeting 1998 | |
28 | National Council of State Legislators (FUTA), Las Vegas, July 1998 | |
29 | National Council of State Legislators (FUTA), April 1998 | |
S21. FUNDRAISING | ||
21 | Breakfast at Mario’s International, 1987-1990 | |
22 | Breakfast at Mario’s International, 1993 | |
23 | Galleria Tavern Fundraiser, 1993 | |
24 | Breakfast Fundraiser, 1995 | |
25 | Columbus, 1996-1997 | |
26 | Legislative Breakfast Reception, Hyatt on Capitol Square, 1996 | |
27 | Democratic Women’s Campaign Association, Packet, 1982-1984 | |
28 | Ohio Democratic Women’s PAC, 1991-1993 | |
29 | The Hope Chest | |
30 | Emily’s List | |
31 | 1991 Event Evaluation | |
15 | Hyatt on Regency Square, menu’s | |
16 | Annual Buffet Breakfast for Senator Furney | |
38 | 17 | Fundraising, miscellaneous file |
S22. CAMPAIGN | ||
25 | 32 | 1990 Campaign Report |
33 | 1991 Campaign Report | |
34 | 1992 Campaign Report | |
35 | 1994 Campaign Report | |
36 | Miscellaneous Materials, Issues | |
37 | Re-election File, Issues | |
38 | John Garcia Race, Ohio Teachers | |
26 | 1 | Federated Democratic Women of Ohio |
2 | Democratic Women Legislative Leaders | |
3 | Fundraiser Lists | |
4 | Fundraiser Thank You’s | |
5 | Carla Davis, Campaign Treasurer (1 of 3) | |
6 | Carla Davis, Campaign Treasurer (2 of 3) | |
7 | Carla Davis, Campaign Treasurer (3 of 3) | |
8 | Norm Clark, Campaign Treasurer (1 of 2) | |
9 | Norm Clark, Campaign Treasurer (2 of 2) | |
38 | 16 | Treasurer, Furney Committee |
S23. MEDIA | ||
26 | 10 | Speeches (1 of 2) |
11 | Speeches (2 of 2) | |
12 | Press Releases, Columns, 1990 (1 of 2) | |
13 | Press Releases, Columns, 1990 (2 of 2) | |
14 | Press Releases, Columns, 1991 | |
15 | Press Listings, Press Coverage 1996 (1 of 2) | |
16 | Press Listings, Press Coverage 1996 (2 of 2) | |
17 | Press Listings, Press Coverage 1997 (1 of 2) | |
18 | Press Listings, Press Coverage 1997 (2 of 2) | |
19 | Advertisements | |
20 | Biography, Resume | |
21 | Swearing In Ceremony January 3, 1995 | |
22 | Oath of Office 1995 | |
40 | 2 | Media Coverage Book, 1998 |
44 | 1 | Clerk’s Race, Articles |
64 | 15 | Media Coverage/123rd General Assembly, 1999 |
65 | 40 | Lucas County Taxation Rates (Tol. Blade 1-21-98) |
S24. ISSUES | ||
27 | 1 | Autism Center |
2 | Budget, News Articles | |
3 | Budget, Family Planning | |
4 | Budget, School Net | |
5 | Casino Gambling, Issue One, Correspondence | |
6 | Casino Gambling, Issue One, Articles | |
7 | Central State | |
8 | Charter Schools | |
9 | Child Care | |
10 | Cleveland City Schools | |
11 | Corporate Welfare | |
12 | Corporal Punishment, Spank Out Day | |
13 | Crime Issues, CSI Capital Budget Review | |
14 | Deadbeat Parents | |
15 | DeRolph | |
16 | DeRolph, Decision (1 of 2) | |
17 | DeRolph, Decision (2 of 2) | |
18 | DeRolph, Articles, Leigh Herington | |
19 | Education Reform, Brief | |
20 | Food Stamps | |
21 | Gender Bias, Establishing a Task Force | |
22 | Mammograms | |
23 | Maumee Bay State Park | |
24 | MegaFarms, Hog Bill | |
25 | MegaFarms, Hog Bill, Media | |
26 | Million Man March, "Let the Healing Begin" | |
27 | Ohio Board of Regents | |
28 | Ohio Department of Human Services | |
29 | Ohio Public Libraries Information Network (OPLIN), Materials | |
30 | OPLIN, State Library Board Senate Finance and Financial Institutions | |
31 | OPLIN, Testimony | |
32 | OPLIN, Response | |
33 | Ohio School Funding | |
34 | Owen, Donna | |
35 | Prevailing Wage | |
36 | Proficiency Tests | |
37 | School Nurse | |
38 | School Standards | |
39 | Take Your Daughters to Work | |
40 | Tax Increases | |
41 | Teen Pregnancy | |
42 | Toledo Tech | |
43 | Trauma | |
44 | Voucher | |
45 | Welfare | |
46 | Welfare Reform, Domestic Violence | |
36 | 15 | Workforce Development |
16 | E-Rate Universal Discount for Schools and Libraries | |
17 | Teacher Professional Development, taskforce | |
18 | Coalition for Equity and Advocacy | |
19 | Crime Issues, CSI capital budget review | |
20 | Holy Trinity Church Restoration | |
21 | Quarry Pond, Lucas County Soil and Water Conservation District | |
22 | Lighthouse, Toledo | |
23 | Bay View Armory | |
24 | Toledo Port, Board of Trade | |
25 | Commodore Perry | |
41 | 5 | Abortion |
6 | Beryllium | |
7 | Blood Alcohol Level | |
8 | Carrying Concealed Weapons (CCW) | |
9 | Living Wage | |
10 | Liquor Issues | |
11 | HIV/AIDS in Ohio | |
12 | Tort Reform | |
13 | Prescription Drug Program | |
14 | Minority Health | |
15 | Veterans Home Network Committee | |
16 | Ohio Courts Futures Commission | |
17 | Women’s Health | |
11 | Ohio Citizen Action | |
13 | Reapportionment, 2001 | |
15 | Re-districting, 1999 | |
18 | Stem Cell Research | |
44 | 7 | Bond Issue #1 (Folder 1) |
8 | Bond Issue #1 (Folder 2) | |
13 | Bond Issue #1, Scrap Tire Remediation | |
45 | 7 | Smoking Ban – Toledo |
51 | 13 | Tobacco Legislation, 1990-1996 |
60 | 10 | Adult & Child Care Tax Credit, 1998 |
15 | Housing Tax Credit, 1997 | |
18 | Ruvolo-Gas Tax, 1997-1998 | |
21 | Mail Order Prescriptions, Frank Lehnert/Bayview Pharmacy, 1997-1998 | |
73 | Concealed Weapons Legislation | |
S25. BUDGET | ||
28 | 1 | ODHS/ABLE, Line Item |
2 | LBO 658, Education Amendment, Toledo Public Schools, International Studies Center | |
3 | HB 117, Educational Amendment, School Conflict Management | |
4 | HB 117, State Board of Trustees | |
5 | HB 117, Department of Development, Edison Centers | |
6 | HB 117, Mental Health Bill | |
7 | Ohio Rehabilitation Center Commission, The Ability Center | |
10 | Caucus Budget Requests, 1996 | |
40 | 11 | State of Ohio, Summary of State Capital appropriations for FY 1997-1998 |
12 | Capital Budget, miscellaneous | |
13 | Capital Budget, Summary | |
14 | Budget, Press | |
18 | State Spending by County, FY 1991-1995 | |
16 | State Spending by County, FY 1993-1996 | |
Budget Issues | ||
42 | 8 | Senate Economic Development, Technology & Aerospace Committee |
25 | State Budget, FY 2000-2001 (Caucus) | |
29 | Budget Requests, 2002-2003 | |
30 | English as a Second Language-Budget | |
31 | Budget Concerns-Non Constituents, 2001 | |
83 | LOEO – 122nd General Assembly/Biennial Budget Information | |
45 | 22 | Controlling Board, Ohio Budget Office |
30 | Senate Salaries (Senator Butts), Correspondence and Records | |
31 | Salary Printouts, Senate Staff | |
51 | 21 | Nursing Home/Medicaid Cuts, 2001 |
6 | County Commissioners’ Association of Ohio-Budget | |
7 | Veto Items-Budget, 2002-2003 (Operating) | |
12 | Higher Education-Budget, 2002-2003 | |
13 | School Funding, 2001 | |
17 | Taft Budget/Tax Proposal, 2001 | |
19 | Video Lottery Budget, 2001 | |
27 | Parity Aid, 2001 | |
29 | Budget Tax Changes, 1999 | |
30 | School Funding-Bond Rating, 1998 | |
33 | School Funding-Summary of 1/7/98 and 11/7/97 Meetings | |
34 | Budget, FY 2000-01 | |
36 | Budget, FY 2002-03 | |
5 | Funding Cap, 2000 | |
57 | 2 | Capital Budget, 1998 |
3 | Capital Budget, 1998-Other Requests/Toledo and Other Areas, | |
1991-98 | ||
5 | Toledo Jewish Community Center, Sylvania-Renovation of Teen | |
House at the JCC, 1998 | ||
6 | New Visitor’s Center near OH/MI Border, 1998 | |
7 | Grace Community Center, Inc.-Expansion of Center for Community | |
Services, 1997-98 | ||
8 | Valentine Theater Renovation Project, 1997-2000 | |
9 | Capital Budget-1998/Toledo White Paper, Individual Concerns, etc. | |
10 | White Paper-Regional Growth Partnership, 1999-2000 | |
12 | Capital Budget 2000/White Paper for Toledo, 1999-2000 | |
15 | Capital Budget Requests, 1999-2000 | |
16 | Capital Budget Request, Compass Corporation for Recovery Services, 2000 | |
17 | Capital Budget Request, Lucas County Correctional Treatment | |
43 | ||
18 | Capital Budget, FY 2001-2002 | |
9 | Alzheimer Respite Line Items Increases | |
10 | Correctional Facilities, Budget 2002-03 | |
63 | 11 | ODH Hemophilia Advisory Council Budget, 2002-2003 |
12 | Cleveland Scholarship Program Budget, 2002-2003 | |
13 | Conservation Action Project (CAP), Budget, 2002-2003 | |
14 | Professional Development & Recruitment, Budget 2002-2003 | |
15 | Safe Needle Implementation, Budget 2002-2003 | |
16 | Arthritis Care and Education, Budget 2002-2003 | |
17 | Planned Parenthood, Budget | |
18 | Ohio Association of 2nd Harvest Foodbanks, Budget 2002-2003 | |
19 | Ohio Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs (OABGC), Budget 2002-2003 | |
23 | State and Local Government Commission, Budget 2002-2003 | |
24 | EPA, Budget Questions | |
25 | Ohio Dept. of Mental Health, Budget Cuts | |
26 | Press Releases, Budget 2002-2003 | |
27 | News Articles, Budget | |
28 | Press/Ideas for Budget, 2002-2003 | |
29 | Press/Media for Budget, 2002-2003 | |
30 | Planned Parenthood, Budget 2002-2003 | |
31 | Zoo Consortium, Budget 2002-2003 | |
32 | Adult Literacy, Budget 2002-2003 | |
33 | Jobs for Ohio Graduates, Budget, 2002-2003 | |
34 | Areawide Water Quality Funding for State, FY 2002-2003 | |
35 | Buckeye Science & Engineering Fair, Budget 2002-2003 | |
37 | Dept. of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Budget, 2002-2003 | |
40 | Nursing Homes, Medicaid Budget Issues | |
41 | MR/DD, Jeff David (Budget) | |
42 | Mental Health, Budget 2002-2003 | |
43 | Public Transit, Budget 2002-2003 | |
44 | Toledo Technology Academy, Budget 2002-2003 | |
45 | STARS/Office of Aging, Budget 2002-2003 | |
46 | Technology Programs, Budget 2002-2003 | |
47 | Ohio Housing TANF Funds, Budget 2002-2003 | |
48 | Adult Emergency Assistance Program, Budget 2002-2003 | |
49 | Ohio Coal Development Office, Budget 2002-2003 | |
50 | 911 Systems, Budget 2002-2003 | |
51 | Ohio Arts Council, Budget 2002-2003 | |
52 | Cancer Treatment, Budget | |
65 | 1 | Hunting and Fishing Licenses, Budget 2002-2003 |
2 | Operating Budget Requests, 2002-2003 | |
3 | Governor’s Budget Response and Blue Book | |
5 | ODJFS Office Closings, Budget | |
10 | Memos/Budget Keys, 1999 | |
23 | ODMH Budget Issue, 2002-2003 | |
29 | Ohio Budgetary Financial Report, 1999 | |
31 | Property Tax Relief, LBO Memo/Rollback vs. Flat Credit, 1998 | |
37 | DPIA, Conditional Support, 1998 | |
42 | Budget Stabilization Fund to Budget Reserve Fund, 1997 | |
39 | Phantom Revenue, 1997 | |
44 | Expenditure Flow Model Summary, FY ‘96/97 | |
Revenue Estimates for Inventory Tax & H.B. 920 Effects on | ||
Business Property, 1997 | ||
28 | 15 | S26. OHIO DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT |
16 | DOD, "Investing in Ohio's Communities" | |
17 | DOD, Economically Disadvantaged Areas | |
18 | DOD, Budget 1997, Ohio housing Trust Fund | |
19 | DOD, Budget, Line 431 | |
20 | DOD, Correspondence | |
21 | DOD, Information | |
22 | DOD, Senate Finance and Financial Institutions Committee, 1997 | |
23 | DOD, Cable Telephony-National Cable & Telecommunications | |
24 | Association, 2001 | |
25 | DOD, Cable Industry | |
51 | 19 | DOD, Budget, 2002-2003 |
S27. MISCELLANEOUS | ||
41 | 26 | Governor's State of the State 1996 |
27 | Governor's State of the State 1997 | |
28 | Governor's State of the State 1998 | |
29 | OBES, Senate Finance and Financial Institutions Committee Meeting | |
30 | OBES, Senate Finance and Financial Institutions Committee, Info | |
31 | OBES, Senate Finance and Financial Institutions Committee, | |
32 | Correspondence | |
27 | Senate Finance and Financial Institutions Committee Minutes | |
28 | The Ohio Senate Finance Committee, 1997 (1 of 2) | |
29 | The Ohio Senate Finance Committee, 1997 (1 of 2) | |
30 | Joint Legislative Committee on Federal Funds, Block Grants | |
31 | Joint Federal Fund Committee, Hearing August 18, 1998 | |
32 | Ohio Legislative Service Commission, Meeting, 1997 | |
28 | 19 | SRJ Scholarship Financial Bonds |
20 | Appointment Book 1995 | |
33 | Appointment Book 1996 | |
34 | Appointment Book 1997 | |
21 | Canfield Fair Renovation | |
22 | ODOT Day, 1996 | |
23 | Union Matter, Pro-Tec Coatings Company, Leipsic, Ohio | |
24 | Laborer’s Council, Carpenters, Leipsic | |
25 | Carpenters, Pro-Tec | |
26 | Telecommunications, Tax | |
27 | Telecommunications, access fees | |
28 | Toledo Police, Legislation | |
29 | Archives, Senate member information | |
30 | Archives, House member information, 116th-123rd General Assembly | |
31 | Digest of Enactments, 1997, 123rd General Assembly (1997-1998) | |
32 | Digest of Enactments, 1998, 123rd General Assembly (1997-1998) | |
33 | U.S. Census-2000 | |
34 | E-Commerce | |
35 | 211 OHIO | |
41 | 1 | Goldman, Stephan L. – Biotech Project |
2 | Hemp Products | |
7 | Safe Storage of Guns | |
8 | Staff-Patient Ratio and Nursing Homes | |
14 | Legislative History-Ohio | |
22 | Highway Patrol and Construction Zones | |
29 | Individual Development Accounts (IDA’s) | |
2 | Twilight Sleep/Conscious Sedation (Dental Care) | |
3 | Deregulation Notes | |
4 | Y2K | |
10 | SBC/Ameritech Merger | |
42 | 2 | Prisons |
9 | Supreme Court of Ohio Summary | |
10 | Mayor Finkbeiner – Building Move, 1999 | |
14 | Bottled Water, Columbus Senate Building, 2000 | |
16 | Ohio Motor Vehicle Dealers Board | |
17 | Ohio Dept. of Public Safety Reports | |
18 | Ohio Police and Fire Pension Board | |
19 | Ohio Lottery Commission | |
27 | Ohio Insurance Institute Report | |
32 | Lucas County Sheriff’s Office | |
33 | Johnson, I.J. – Group Home Operators | |
34 | Bureau of Workers Compensation, 2000-2002 | |
38 | 17 | State Dept. – Liquor Control |
18 | Ohio Retirement Study Council, 1995-2000 | |
19 | Ohio Retirement Study Council, 2001-2002 | |
23 | Ohio United Way | |
24 | State and Local Government Commission, 2001 | |
43 | 1 | Records Retention Policy |
2 | Ohio’s Ameri-I-Can Program- Evaluation | |
2 | Miscellaneous Notices, Minutes and Correspondence (LOEO) | |
44 | 3 | Women’s Leadership Institute |
4 | Patsy Scott (Termination), University of Toledo | |
10 | Linda J. Furney, Personal Resume | |
12 | Day Care Licensing | |
14 | 123rd General Assembly Overview, 1999 | |
6 | Bowman Park Improvements | |
6 | LaGrange Street Articles | |
45 | 9 | Health Strategies Trauma Centers |
10 | Toledo Correctional Facility, 2000 | |
11 | Ohio Arts Council, Lake Erie West | |
12 | Area Code, Toledo | |
13 | Fallen Timbers Battlefield | |
14 | Hospital Wars | |
15 | Toledo Raceway Park | |
16 | Toledo Autolite Cleanup | |
17 | Human Services, Lucas County Board of Mental Retardation | |
18 | UT Archives, Canaday Center | |
4 | State of the State Addresses (Taft), 1999-2002 | |
23 | State of the State Addresses (Celeste), 1987-89 | |
24 | Ohio Community Development Finance Fund | |
46 | 1 | Thanksgiving |
2 | Family Violence Option, Federal Legislation | |
3 | Domestic Violence, Reports and Articles | |
4 | Family Violence Option, Furney Legislation | |
5 | WIC, Elimination of Home Delivery | |
6 | Women in Prison, Articles | |
7 | Women in Prison, Legislator Information | |
8 | Women in Prison, Ohio Reformatory for Women | |
9 | Women in Prison Project | |
11 | Ohio Dept. of Rehabilitation and Correction | |
12 | Bake Sale, 2002 | |
14 | Ohio Domestic Violence Network and Domestic Violence Shelters | |
15 | Controlling Board for Child Support, Bank One | |
16 | Top 25 Paying Boards and Commissions | |
17 | NW Ohio Ombudsman Program, Nursing Homes | |
18 | Funerals for the Poor | |
19 | Family Planning Funds | |
20 | Ohio Women, Miscellaneous | |
21 | Legal Article, UT Law Review | |
22 | Ohio Civil Service Committee (Folder 1) | |
22 | Ohio Civil Service Committee (Folder 2) | |
47 | 1 | 101.70 to 101.90, Record Keeping and Reporting (Ohio Lobbying Law) |
2 | 1913 Ohio Lobbying Law (H.B. 69) | |
3 | 1976 Ohio Lobbying Law (H.B. 313) | |
4 | Legal Article, Drafts | |
5 | Legal Article, Brooks’ Work | |
6 | 1991 Ohio Lobbying Law (H.B. 174) | |
7 | 1994 Ohio Lobbying Law (H.B. 492) | |
8 | 1990 Ohio Lobbying Law (H.B. 538) | |
44 | 40 | Boards—Trustees, 1996-1998 |
41 | Amanda Watson, Senator Furney’s Office, 1995-1996 | |
42 | Liz Pierson, 1997-1998 | |
43 | Betty Amison, 1997-1998 | |
44 | Nominations-Future Prospects, 1996-2000 | |
45 | Naomi Twining-Potential Nominee, 1999-2001 | |
47 | 21 | Tobacco Settlement Money/Proposal-Democratic Budget Principles |
15 | Citizens For/Against Fifty Cent Increase in Cigarette Tax | |
45 | 16 | Project Thaw |
51 | 6 | Indian Intertribal Association |
7 | Ohio Housing Trust Fund Statute | |
14 | Toledo Chamber of Commerce | |
15 | Toledo Mayor Debriefing-Urban Issues | |
21 | Staff Meetings Minutes, 1999-2001 | |
22 | System Study Subcommittee, 2000-2001 | |
24 | Ohio Bicentennial Book-“200 Years, 200 Women”-Recommendations | |
25 | Ohio Women’s Hall of Fame Nominations/DeLeon, Furney, O’Dell, | |
Jensen | ||
26 | Ohio Senior Citizen Hall of Fame/Naomi Twining | |
27 | Recommendations and Nominations, 2000 | |
28 | Recommendations and Nominations, 2001 | |
29 | ABA Commission on Women in the Profession-Margaret Brent | |
Women Lawyers of Achievement Award | ||
30 | Kellogg’s Hannah Neil World of Children Award | |
31 | Women’s Health Month | |
32 | Ohio Civil Rights Commission Service Award | |
33 | University of Toledo-Recommendations, 2001 | |
34 | Boyer, Anita L., 2001 | |
35 | Ellen Black-State Library Board, 2000 | |
53 | 36 | Toledo Attic Nomination, 2000 |
31 | Daycare Licensing | |
55 | 32 | Ohio Lobbying – Miscellaneous (Folder 1) |
41 | Ohio Lobbying – Miscellaneous (Folder 2) | |
48 | ODJFS/Action Teams-Communications, Facilities, Fiscal Action, | |
49 | Human Resources | |
50 | ODJFS-Legislative/Legal Action Team | |
51 | ODJFS-Guidance Team Meeting | |
47 | 7 | Ohio One-Stop Career Center Systems, 1995-1998 |
8 | Ohio Bureau of Employment Services-Exec. Budget, FY2000-01 | |
15 | Ohio Dept. of Job and Services-Budget, Exec Proposal, FY 2000-01 | |
13 | Gov. Taft-State of the State Address, 1999 | |
7 | OBES-Organization and Programs, 1998-1999 | |
57 | 4 | Common Space Center for Creativity, Jerry Reed Auditorium |
11 | Ohio Plant Biotechnology Consortium, 1997-99 | |
13 | Mud Hens Stadium, 1999-2000 | |
14 | Chamber of Commerce-White Paper Steering Committee, 2001 | |
57 | 23 | Democratic National Committee Meeting, 1993-2000 |
28 | Ohio Government Directories, 1991-2002 | |
29 | Directories (Various)-Senate & House of Representatives | |
60 | 4 | Women’s Commission, State Budget Study |
5 | Women’s Commission, “Making a Difference” Committee | |
6 | Women’s Commission, Leadership Meetings, Working Papers | |
7 | Women’s Commission, Statewide Women’s Organization Meeting | |
8 | Women’s Commission Budget, 2000-2001 | |
9 | Women’s Commission Committee Descriptions/Members | |
10 | Women’s Commission ‘Passion’: Pay Equity | |
11 | Women’s Commission Board/Staff Functions/Board Training | |
12 | Women’s Commission Status of Women in Ohio, 2000 | |
13 | Women’s Commission Center for Women’s Policy Studies | |
14 | Women’s Commission Leadership Institute | |
15 | Women’s Commission, “Making a Difference”, 2000 | |
Women’s Commission, Primer for “Making a Difference,” 2000 | ||
16 | (Folder 1) | |
Women’s Commission, Primer for “Making a Difference,” 2000 | ||
17 | (Folder 2) | |
Women’s Commission, Primer for “Making a Difference,” 2000 | ||
18 | (Folder 3) | |
19 | Women’s Commission, Commission’s Retreat | |
20 | Women’s Policy and Research Commission, Public Hearing | |
21 | Women’s Commission, Legislative Breakfast | |
22 | Women’s Commission, Call Summaries | |
23 | Women’s Commission, Goals and Suggestions | |
24 | Women’s Commission, Monthly Meeting Reports | |
25 | Women’s Commission, Executive Committee Minutes | |
26 | Women’s Commission, Financial Reports, 1999 | |
27 | Women’s Commission, Full Commission Minutes, 1999 | |
28 | Women’s Commission, Strategic Planning Proposals | |
29 | Women’s Commission, RFP’s Not Selected | |
30 | Women’s Commission Sunset Review | |
31 | Women’s Commission, CEDAW | |
32 | Women’s Commission, Florida Commission Calendar | |
33 | Women’s Commission, Annual Report, 1999 | |
34 | Women’s Commission Meeting, 2000 | |
35 | Women’s Commission Executive Committee, 2000 | |
36 | Women’s Commission Staff Responsibilities | |
37 | Women’s Commission Salaries/Pay Raises | |
38 | Women’s Commission Meeting, Mailings | |
39 | Women’s Commission, Monthly Meeting Report, 2000 | |
40 | Women’s Commission, Call Summary, 2000 | |
41 | Women’s Commission, Statewide Women’s Organizations Meeting,2000 | |
42 | Women’s Commission, Ohio Women’s Commission Budget FY ‘02-03 | |
Women’s Commission, Leader’s Institute Policy and Research | ||
43 | Committee, 1998 (Folder 1) | |
Women’s Commission, Leader’s Institute Policy and Research | ||
44 | Committee, 1998 (Folder 2) | |
45 | Women’s Commission Leadership Institute-Women’s Institute Research Commission, 2000 | |
46 | Women’s Commission, 2000 Agenda | |
47 | Women’s Commission NACW Conference | |
48 | Women’s Commission, Appointments to Commission | |
49 | Women’s Commission Calendar, 2000 | |
Women’s Commission Correspondence, Sally F. Bulford, 2000 | ||
50 | Women’s Commission, Rosters | |
51 | Women’s Commission, Bicentennial Commission | |
52 | Women’s Commission, Annual Report, 1997-98 | |
Women’s Commission, Women’s Policy and Research Commission | ||
53 | Meeting Dates, 1999-2000 | |
54 | Women’s Commission, Boards of Commission Committee Reports | |
55 | Women’s Commission Health Committee | |
56 | Women’s Commission, OWPRC Interagency Council | |
Women’s Commission, Ohio Women Education & Legal Assistant | ||
57 | Coalition Meeting Notes, 1999-2000 | |
58 | Women’s Commission, Ohio Women’s Fund | |
59 | Women’s Commission Budget, 2002-2003 | |
60 | 2 | Women’s Commission Budget, 2001-2002 |
3 | Women’s Commission Website, 2000 | |
4 | Women’s Commission Draft: Resource Utilization Study | |
5 | Women’s Commission, Staff | |
7 | Innovations, 1996-1998 | |
8 | Possible Legislation, 1996-1997 | |
9 | Peer Jury Summary | |
11 | In-Country Vendor Legislation, 1998 | |
13 | Motor Vehicle Dealer’s Board & New Car Sales Tax, 1998 | |
14 | Potential Legislation, 1997 | |
17 | Juvenile Driver Education Program, 1998 | |
19 | Tax Breaks-Economic Development, 1996-1997 | |
20 | Micro-Enterprise, 1997 | |
22 | Tuition Vouchers/Reimbursement-State Employees, 1998 | |
23 | Pesticide Notification, 1997-1998 | |
24 | Miscellaneous Items | |
25 | Graffiti & Driver’s License Privileges, 1996-1998 | |
26 | Newsletter Stuff, 2001-2002 | |
27 | Newsletters, 2001 | |
28 | Opinion Maker Information, 1991-1992 | |
29 | Staff Meeting Notes, 1995-1997 | |
51 | 30 | Staff Meetings-Information, 1997-1998 |
60 | 17 | Staff Meetings, 1999-2001 |
33 | Newsletters, 2000 | |
64 | 6 | Newsletters, 1998-1999 |
7 | Summer Newsletters, 1996 | |
9 | Newsletter Ideas & Topics | |
4 | ABJ Questionnaire & Caucus Response | |
29 | Child Support (Ohio Dept. of Jobs & Family Services) 2000-2001 | |
65 | 6 | Ohio Coalition for Adult Protective Services (OCAPS) Preservation |
7 | Adult Protective Services-Facts/Figures, 1999-2002 | |
9 | Press Coverage/123rd General Assembly, 1999-2000 | |
21 | Veterans Home, 1999-2000 | |
28 | Older Ohioans | |
66 | 1 | OBES Office Closings |
2 | Maumee Youth Center Closing (DYS) | |
3 | Lottery-Education, Budget, 2001 | |
4 | Augenblick Model Distribution, FY 1996 | |
51 | 9 | Highway & Transportation Committee, 1999-2000 |
S28. TRANSPORTATION | ||
Ohio Turnpike Commission | ||
29 | 1 | Ohio Turnpike Commission |
2 | Ohio Turnpike Commission, Toll Increase | |
3 | Ohio Turnpike Commission, Toll Increase: SB 7 from 118th GA | |
4 | Ohio Turnpike Commission, Toll Increase, Correspondence | |
5 | Ohio Turnpike Commission, Toll Increase, Press Releases | |
6 | Ohio Turnpike Commission, Toll Increase, Articles | |
7 | Ohio Turnpike Commission, Construction | |
20 | Ohio Turnpike Commission, 1999-2001 | |
Railroad | ||
45 | 9 | Railroad, Ohio Railway Development Committee |
10 | Railroad, Ohio High Speed Rail Authority | |
11 | Railroad, Crossing Safety | |
12 | Railroad, Crossing Safety, Buckeye Crossbuck Program | |
13 | Railroad, Crossing Safety, Federal Act | |
14 | Railroad, Crossing Safety, Federal Act, Correspondence | |
15 | Railroad, Crossing Safety, Klostermerier Fatality | |
16 | Railroad, Crossing Safety, Ohio Fatality Statistics | |
17 | Railroad, Crossing Safety, Operation Life Saver | |
18 | Railroad, Crossing Safety, Supplemental Assistance | |
19 | Railroad, Crossing Safety, Twp. Rd. 4, Correspondence | |
Toledo | ||
20 | Toledo, Northwest Ohio Delegation-Cooperative Project | |
21 | Toledo, Metro Toledo Transportation Task Force (1 of 2) | |
22 | Toledo, Metro Toledo Transportation Task Force (2 of 2) | |
23 | Toledo, I-73, I-74 Committee | |
24 | Toledo, Buckeye-Basin-Greenbelt Parkway | |
25 | Toledo, Fort to Port, US 24 Improvement | |
26 | Misc, Transportation Improvement Districts | |
4 | Railroad Issues-Toledo/Northwest Ohio | |
9 | U.S. Route 24 (Fort to Port) - Proposed Improvements | |
42 | 10 | Norfolk-Southern Beltway |
11 | Rail Grade Separation | |
1 | Transportation Review Advisory Committee (TRAC) | |
3 | Ohio Dept. of Transportation Reports, 2001 | |
4 | Ohio Dept. of Transportation-FY 2000 Construction Projects | |
42 | 5 | Joint Transportation Meeting-CSX/Conrail Merger, 1999-2000 |
11 | Ohio Gas Tax, 1995-1997 | |
18 | Maumee River Crossing | |
19 | Railroad Crossings-Ohio, 1999 | |
25 | I-75 Visitor Center/Restop, 1990-1993 | |
26 | Rails-to-Trails, 1992-1994 | |
27 | Toledo Signs in Columbus, 1994 | |
28 | Summit Street Entrance, I-280, 1998 |