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Classical Music With Mindy Ratner
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Giuseppe Verdi: String Quartet (Cremona Quartet)
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Andrew York & Bill Kanengiser: African Suite (Los Angeles Guitar Quartet)
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Emile Sauret: Souvenirs of the Orient: Gondolier's Song (Michi Wiancko, violin)
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Government Thursday, January 31, 2013 Gov. Kasich strikes back at JobsOhio critics The Republican governor accuses his critics of trying to ruin Ohio's economy by WKSU's STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT BILL COHEN |
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In The Region: Ohio’s Republican Gov. John Kasich had harsh words today for Democrats and other critics of his new privatized economic development agency, called Jobs Ohio. They claim the agency is unconstitutional, and have stalled the start up by going to court. And the governor ist so frustrated about it, he’s questioning their motives. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen files this report. |
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