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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Quintet for Piano and Winds (Academy Chamber Ensemble )
11:01
Nigel Hess: Ladies in Lavender (London Mozart Players )
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Gaetano Donizetti: Andante for Oboe and Strings (Ensemble Berlin )
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Jean Sibelius: Symphony No. 2 (Detroit Symphony Orchestra )
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Thursday, October 4, 2012 Elections Commission approves settlement on Issue 2 complaint Executive director of the Ohio Republican Party says his group agreed to the settlement to move past petty arguments by WKSU's STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT JO INGLES This story is part of a special series.
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The Ohio Elections commission has approved a settlement between backers of a constitutional amendment to change redistricting, the Ohio Republican Party and another group that’s fighting that measure on the ballot.
Voters First, the group that’s pushing for a citizens commission to take over drawing of legislative and congressional districts in Ohio has succeeded in getting opponents to agree to quit saying that new panel would get a blank check. And Sandy Theis with Voters First says the agreement specifies opponents cannot say some of the commission members will be chosen in secret. |
“The map that we have today was crafted in secret in a hotel that they call the bunker. Issue 2 would reform that and would make the commission’s meeting’s and decisions subject to the sunshine law so that all of its duties, deliberations and decisions would be done in public.”
Matt Borges, the executive director of the Ohio Republican Party, says his group agreed to the settlement so it could move past petty squabbling.
“The frivolous complaint that was filed by the Voters First was filed against the Ohio Republican Party who has never said anything otherwise but we agreed to say that these politicians can hold meetings in secret instead of that they will hold meetings in secret.”
Borges says the settlement proves Issue 2 is too confusing. |
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