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Ohio Monday, December 10, 2012 Ohio politicians hope to make final decision on two state proposals Asbestos and internet cafes & sweepstakes are the bills that the state House and Senate have to vote on by WKSU's STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT BILL COHEN |
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In The Region: Ohio lawmakers hope to wrap up their two-year legislative session this week. As usual, dozens of bills are expected to pass in a flurry of last-minute action, but Statehouse Correspondent Bill Cohen reports only a few are high-profile, controversial proposals. |
Republicans dominate both the Ohio senate and house. And they hope to give final approval this week to a bill that aims to curve duplicate lawsuits by workers over-on-the-job asbestos exposure. Backers say the measure will prevent double dipping by injured workers, but critics say Ohio will be the first state in the country to pass such a restriction and it could block legitimate claims.
Also up for final action this week, a bill that already has passed both chambers, but with different details. That's a measure revamping taxes on financial institutions. Last week, the Ohio house, by a 2-1 margin, passed a bill cracking down on internet cafes and sweepstakes. Backers call the storefronts illegal gambling and for profit businesses that are going essentially untaxed. But several key senators are hesitant to add their approval. They're worried that proposed new limits on prizes would put most of the 800 operations out of business and result in job loss. So, it's unclear if the internet cafe crackdown will pass or die this week.
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Stories with Recent Comments Human trafficking cases rise in OhioIt is about time this is presented to proceed with a plan of prevention..to protect our youth.And very necessary to inform communities through school, churches ... |