George V. Voinovich Gubernatorial Collection Master Series ... · 1 . George V. Voinovich Gubernatorial Collection Master Series List (Item Finding Aid) Series 6: Legislative Affairs

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George V. Voinovich Gubernatorial Collection Master Series List (Item Finding Aid)

Series 6: Legislative Affairs Files of Tim Cosgrove, Dan Jones, Jacqui Romer-Sensky, Rocky Black, and Christopher Guilford Tim Cosgrove (1991-1994), Dan Jones, Jacqui Romer-Sensky (1991-1994), Rocky Black (1993-1998), and Christopher Guilford (1993-1998) served as assistants concerned with legislative affairs relating to the governor’s office.

The records are arranged in the order in which they were received. The records are in four groups: general files; House bills; Senate bills; and, legislator folders. The general files are in rough alphabetic order by subject. The bills files are in numeric order by legislative session. The files contain correspondence, reports, memos, printed materials, budget information, reports, projects and programs, legislative bills, and legislative abstracts.

105 cu.ft. The records are in various orders.

• Box #117-0002 – Box #117-0007 • Box #117-0008 – Box #117-0010 • Box #117-0011- Box #117-0014 • Box #117-0015- Box #117-0018 • Box #117-0019- Box #117-0020 • Box #117-0021- Box #117-0023 • Box #117-0024- Box #117-0026 • Box #117-0027- Box #117-0029 • Box #117-0030- Box #117-0033 • Box #117-0034- Box #117-0037 • Box #117-0038- Box #117-0041 • Box #117-0042- Box #117-0044 • Box #117-0045- Box #117-0047 • Box #117-0048- Box #117-0050 • Box #117-0051- Box #117-0054

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• Box #117-0055- Box #117-0058 • Box #117-0059- Box #117-0062 • Box #117-0063- Box #117-0067 • Box #117-0068- Box #117-0071

Series 6: Box #117-0002 – Box #117-0007 Box # 117-0002

1. State Legislative Leadership Committees and Staff, 1993-94 2. The Book of the States 1992-93 Edition 3. Ohio Election Statistics For 1989-90 4. Ohio Election Statistics 1983-84 5. “Roster of the Senate and House, ’95-96” 6. “Recommendations of the Ohio Task Force on Gun Violence” 7. Leg. Memos 93-94 [3-Ring Binder] 8. Leg. Memos 1992 [3-Ring Binder] 9. Two Empty 3-Ring Binders

Box 117-0003 – Gov.’s Office / Legis. / Misc.

1. Ohio Election Statistics for 1993-94 2. Official Roster of Federal, State, & County Officers, 1995-96 3. National Education Goals Report 4. State Legislative Leadership Committees & Staff, 1993-94 5. Official Roster of Federal, State, & County Officers, 1991-92 6. Suggested State Legislation 1996, Vol. 55 7. Summary of Enactments 119th GA, 1991 Appropriation Acts 8. Ohio Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, June 1992 9. Issue of “State Legislatures” 10. Two Issues of “Ohio Petroleum Marketeer” 11. “ODPS 1993 Annual Report” 12. “ODRC Annual Report 1993” 13. Overview of Senate Bill 152″ 14. “Ohio 1994 Campaign Finance Facts” 15. “1996 Ohio Candidate Requirements” 16. ODH Accomplishments Folder 17. “ODADAS 1995 Services Director”

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18. “1994 Issues Fact Book:A Summary of the Major Issues Confronting Ohio & the Nation”

19. “ODA 1993 Annual Report & Statistics” 20. “Ohio House of Representatives 120th GA” 21. “Ohio Chamber of Commerce Election Guide ’94” 22. Voinovich campaign materials 23. “Executive Budget, 1991-93” 24. ODA Folder 25. DYS Folder 26. Drug Task Forces Folder 27. Voinovich/DeWine Promise Book Volume 1 28.Misc. Memos 1993-96 [3-Ring Binder] 29.Misc. Brochures for State Agencies

Box 117-0004 Gov.’s Office / Legis. / Misc.

1. “Selected Media Clips, April ’95 – April ’96” 2. Budget Bill – HB 107 Folder 3. Folder w/ Misc. Memos & Clips 4. Crime Bill 5. SB 138 – Postconviction Relief 6. DNA Testing Leg. 7. Ohio Task Force on Gun Violence 8. HB 628, Criminal Sentencing Reform 9. Memos – Crime Leg. Status 10. 1995 Employee Handbook [3-Ring Binder] 11. Leg. Accomplishments [3-Ring Binder] 12. 1995 Legislative Agendas [3-Ring Binder] 13. [Loose] leg. Accomplishments Memos

Box 117-0005 Gov.’s Office / Legis. / Misc.

1. OIT Info [3-Ring Binder] 2. GVV Promises [3-Ring Binder] 3. Leg. 1995 [3-Ring Binder] 4. The State Government Book, 1994-95

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Box 117-0006 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / January 1991-93

1. GVV Correspondence Files – January/February ’91 2. Ibid. – March/April ’91 3. Ibid. – May/June ’91 4. Ibid. – July/August ’91 5. Memorandums from GVV – 1991 6. Various Issues & GVV Correspondence – 1991-93 7. [Loose] Memos, Letters, Fax, & Reports

Box 117-0007 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / January 1991-94

[Note: Dates Listed Are Not Actually On Folder Labels]

1. Secretary of State – 1992-94 2. State of the Union 1992 3. State Dance Legislation – 1991 4. SERB – ’94 5. Legislative Status Sheets – 1991 & ’93 Final 6. Bellas Hess – 1991-92 7. Sales Tax 8. Tax Abatements – 1991-92 9. Tax Data Series – 1991-93 10. Telecommunications – 1991 11. Term Limitations – 1991 12. Toledo Port Authority – 1991 13. ODOT – 1991-94 14. Mass Transit – 1991 15. Transportation Highway Project – 1991-92 16. Railroads – 1990 17. Youth Services – 1993 18. Veteran/Ohio Family Assistance 19. White House Communication – 1992 20. Women’s Policy & Research Commission – 1991 21. Workers Compensation – 1991-92 22. [Loose] Workers Comp. 23. Workers Comp. – Cases

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24. Workers Comp. – OIT Report 25. Youth Investment – 1990-92 26. First Lady Information – 1990-92 27. Veto Info – 1992 28.General Responses – 1991 29.Finished Misc. 30. Bill Signing Requests – 1991 31. [Loose] Kids Voting Program 32. Liaison Meetings – 1991 33. Bills Pending Executive Action – 1991-92 34. Forthcoming Legislation – 1991-92 35. Legislation Sent to GVV Status – 1991-92 36. Promise – 1991 37. Press Events – 1991-92 38. Governor’s Office Memos – 1991 39. Weekly Reports 1991 40. Weekly Reports

Series 6: Box #117-0008 – Box #117-0010 Box# 117-0008 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / January 1991 – 1994

1. HB 659, Privatize Medicaid – 1991-92 2. Medicaid – 1991-94 3. Medicaid (Kentucky Plan) – 1991 4. Medically Fragile Children – 1991 5. Nursing Homes 6. Ohio Veterans Children’s Home – 1991 7. Industrial Commission 8. Young Americans Act – 1991 9. Industrial Relations – Prevailing Wage 10. Intentional Torts – 1991 11. Insurance (Dept. of) 12. JCARR 13. House Bill 478 14. Fraternal Benefit Societies – 1991-92 15. Jewish Communities of Ohio – 1991 16. Labor Unions – 1991-92

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17. Dept. of Liquor Control 18. Liquor Privatization – 1991-93 19. Lottery 20. McKinsey Report – 1991-92 21. Mental Health – Dept. of 22. MR/DD 23. Broadview Development Center – 1991 24. MR/DD Task Force – 1991 25. Mandates – 1993 26. National Governor’s Assoc. – 1991-92 27. National Science Foundation – 1991 28.Natural Resources Arbor Program – 1991 29.Euclid Creek Project – 1991 30. ODNR Gas & Oil Well Division – 1991 31. ODNR Parks & Forests – 1991-94 32. Wetlands – 1991 33. OCSEA – 1991 34. Ohio Commission on the Public Service 35. Ohio Energy Strategy Plan – 1991 36. Ohio Foundation – 1991 37. OGRIP – 1991 38. Ohio Issues Scanning Program – 1991 39. Ohio Industrial Training Program – 1991-92 40. Ohio Science & Technology Council 41. Managing State Indebtedness – 1992 42. Ohio State Medical Assoc. – 1992 43. Ohio Statewide Single Audit – 1991 44. Ohio Valley Coal – 1991 45. Philanthropy – 1991 46. Proctor & Gamble – 1991 47. Real Estate Inspection/Maintenance – 1991 48. Re-districting – 1992 49. PUCO – 1991-93 50. OIT 51. Ohio Turnpike Commission – 1991-92 52. Rehabilitation & Corrections

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Box# 117-0009 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / January 1991 – 1994

1. Department of Commerce – 1991-92 2. Consumer’s Counsel – 1991 3. Consumers Right to Know – 1992 4. Controlling Board – 1991-92 5. Evaluation of Families & Children At Risk 6. Council of Great Lakes Governors – 1991-92 7. Cuyahoga County – 1992-93 8. Department of Development – 1992-94 9. Dept. of Development (Ohio) 10. Community Development – 1991 11. Community Development Finance Fund – 1991 12. Economic Development – 1990-91 13. Enterprise Zone – 1992 14. Exports/Trade – 1991-92 15. Eastern European Initiative – 1991 16. Fast Track – 1991 17. Don Iannone – 1991 18. JTPA – 1991 19. Small Business Administration – 1990 20. Steel 21. Volume Cap – 1991 22. Drugs – 1992 23. DWI – 1991 24. Ohio Board of Regents – 1991

Box# 117-0010 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / January 1991-94

1. Abortion – 1990 2. Accomplishments – 1991-92 3. Emergency Management Agency – 1994 4. Department of Administrative Services – 1991-93 5. Adoption – 1991-92 6. Agriculture – 1991 7. AG – Gypsy Moth Program – 1991

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8. Aging – 1991-92 9. AIDS – 1991-92 10. ODADS – 1991-93 11. Americans W/ Disabilities Act – 1991 12. Ohio Arts Council – 1991 13. Attorney General – 1991 14. Black Elected Democrats of Ohio – 1991-92 15. Boards and Commissions – 1991 16. Board of Regents – 1991-93 17. Budget – Bond Rating – 1991-92 18. Budget – Democratic View – 1991 19. Budget (General) ’92-93 20. Budget FY ’92-93 21. Budget Footnotes – 1991 22. Budget Letters – Constituent – 1991 23. Unclaimed Funds – 1990-91 24. Budget – Other States – 1991 25. Building & Construction Council – 1992 26. Campaign Finance Reform – 1991 27. Campaign Finance Reform 1992 28.Campaign Finance Reform 29.Ibid. 30. Child Welfare League of America – 1991 31. Children’s Defense Fund – 1991 32. Civil Rights Bill – 1991 33. Cleveland Drugs – 1991 34. Cleveland Economic Development – 1991-92 35. Cleveland – Economic Development 36. Greater Cleveland Growth Assoc. – 1990-92 37. National Child Abusers Registration Act – 1991 38. Teen Pregnancy – 1991

Series 6: Box #117-0011- Box #117-0014 Box# 117-0011 – Gov.’s Office/ Legislation/ Cosgrove & Senski/ January 1991-94

1. Gambling/Horse Racing – 1991-92 2. Gateway – 1991-92

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3. Gateway 4. Gay & Lesbian Issues – 1990-91 5. Governor’s Promises – 1991 6. State of the State – 1991-94 7. Governor’s Inaugural Address – 1991 8. Gun Control – 1991 9. Finger Printing – 1990 10. Dept. of Health – 1991-92 11. Dept. of Health – Carriage Inn – 1991 12. Dept. of Health – Food Service Program – 1991 13. SB 110 – 1991 14. Right To Life / Living Will – 1991-92 15. Living Will 16. Small Business Health Care Reform Bill – 1991 17. Health Care – 1991-94 18. Health Care Board – 1994 19. Health Care Reform – 1991-92 20. “Proposal for Health Care Reform” [3-Ring Binder]

Box# 117-0012 – Governor’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / January 1990-93

1. Literacy – 1991 2. Dept. of Education Management Audit – 1991 3. Miami University – 1991-92 4. Midwest Compact – 1991-92 5. Managing for the Future Task Force – 1991-92 6. Midwestern Higher Education Commission – 1991-92 7. National Assessment of Education Progress – 1991-92 8. National Education Goals Panel Regional Hrs. – 1991-92 9. NGA Education Goals – 1991 10. Ohio Coalition of Educational Organizations – 1992 11. Ohio Commission on Education Improvement – 1990-91 12. Ohio Literacy Network – 1991 13. Ohio School Boards Association – 1991-92 14. Ohio State University – 1991-92 15. Ohio Student Loan Commission – 1990-92 16. Ohio Tuition Trust Authority – 1991-93 17. Ohio University – 1991-92

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18. Older Adult Service & Info System (OASIS) – 1991 19. Parent & Child Education – 1991 20. Phonics – 1991 21. Education Policy Agenda – 1991 22. Prayer in School – 1993 23. Proficiency Tests – 1991-92 24. Reaching Higher Heights – 1991-92 25. Scholarship in Escrow – 1991 26. Senate Bill 140 – 1991 27. State Board of Education – 1991-92 28.Superintendent Search – 1991 29.Teaching Units – 1991 30. Ohio Urban University Program – 1991 31. Voinovich Education Initiatives – 1991-93 32. Education Vouchers – 1992 33. Walter, Franklin – 1991 34. Dept. Of Education Weekly Communication – 1991-92 35. Educational Commission of the State – 1991 36. Wright State University – 1991-92

Box# 117-0013 – Governor’s Office / Legislation / Senski

1. Adopt-A-School – 1991 2. Adult Education – 1991 3. Akron Public Schools – 1991 4. America 2000 President’s Education Strategy – 1991 5. Ashland Oil Teacher Achievement Award – 1991 6. Education Budget – 1992 7. Education/Buenger Report – 1991 8. Busing – 1991 9. Catholic Schools – 1991 10. Education/Central State Task Force – 1991-92 11. Education/Central State Task Force 12. Education Choice – 1991-92 13. Cincinnati Public Schools – 1991-92 14. Cleveland Public Schools – 1991-92 15. Cleveland Board of Education – 1991-92 16. [Untitled] Cleveland Educational Issues 17. Cleveland State – 1991-92

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18. Desegregation – 1991 19. Education Clips – 1991-92 20. Fleeter Finance Study – 1993 21. Education Funding – 1991-92 22. Funding (Jt. Sel. Comm. To Study Oh’s School Funding) 23. GAP Analysis – 1992 24. GEM Governance Issue – 1991 25. GEM Letters to Members – 1991 26. GEM Letters to Members 27. GEM Mailing List – 1991 28.GEM School Finance – 1991 29.GEM Mailing – 1991 30. GEM Meeting Packets – 1991 31. Governance – 1991

Box# 117-0014 – Governor’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove & Senski / Jan. 1990-1994

1. Housing – 1991 2. Homeless – 1991 3. Housing Issue 1 – 1991 4. National Affordable Housing Act – 1991 5. OBES – 1991-94 6. Employment Rates & Labor Stats – 1991-92 7. Energy – 1991-92 8. Dept. of Energy Clean-Up Legislation – 1991-92 9. AVLIS – 1991-92 10. Global Energy – 1991 11. Summit Pumped Storage Project – 1991 12. Zimmer Power Plant – 1991 13. Environmental – 1991-92 14. EPA – 1991-93 15. Clean Air – 1991 16. Clean Air Press Event – 1991 17. Envirosafe – 1991 18. Great Lakes Museum of Science Enviro. & Tech. – 1991 19. Hazardous Waste Facility Permitting – 1991 20. Interstate Solid Waste Proposal – 1991-93 21. EPA Small Business Proposal – 1991

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22. Out of State Trash – 1993 23. Federal Block Grants – 1991 24. Recycling/Bottle Bill – 1991 25. Resource Conservation & Recovery Act – 1991 26. Solid Waste General – 1991

Series 6: Box #117-0015- Box #117-0018 Box# 117-0015 – Governor’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / Senski / Black / Jan. 1988-96

1. Public Utilities – 1997 2. Office of Budget & Management (General) – 1994 3. Office of Budget & Management – 1992-96 4. Office of Budget & Management – 1996 5. Office of Budget & Management – 1995 6. ODNR – 1993-96 7. Department of Health – 1988-96 8. EPA – 1993 9. Education – 1993-94 10. Development – 1993-94

Box# 117-0016 – Governor’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / Senski / Black / Jan. 1990-97

1. Collective Bargaining – 1997 2. Cap. Sq. Review & Advisory Board – 1995-96 3. Disclosures – 1993 4. Boards & Commissions – 1992 5. Boards & Commissions – 1994 6. Boards & Commissions Bill 7. Annexation – 1990-96 8. Annexation – 1996 9. Campaign Finance Reform 1995 10. Annexation – May 1996 11. Annexation June-Aug. 1996 12. Annexation Sept.-Oct. 1996 13. Annexation Dec. 1996 14. Airport Zoning – 1996-97

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15. Workers Compensation – 1993-96 16. Transportation – 1993-95 17. Rehabilitation & Corrections – 1993-96

Box# 117-0017 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / Black / January 1991-96

1. Adjutant General – 1993-95 2. Administrative Services – 1993 3. Administrative Services – 1994 4. Administrative Services – 1995 5. Agriculture – 1995 6. Agriculture – 1996 7. Aging – 1991-95 8. Aging – 1994 9. Aging – 1993 10. Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services – 1994 11. Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services – 1995 12. Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services – 1996 13. Commerce – 1993 14. Commerce 1994 15. Commerce 1995 16. Development – 1993 17. Development – Feb.-March 1994 18. Development – 1995 19. Education – 1992 20. Education – Jan.-June 1993 21. Education – June-Dec. 1993 22. Education – Jan.-Dec. 1994 23. Education – 1995 24. Education 25. EPA – Jan.-Dec. 1995

Box# 117-0018 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / Senski / Black / Jan. 1991-96

1. EPA – Jan.-June 1993 2. EPA – 1994

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3. Health – Jan.-Dec. 1993-94 4. Health – Jan.-Dec. 1995 5. Highway Safety – 1994=3-94 6. Human Services – 1991-96 7. Industrial Commission – 1994-96 8. Lottery – 1994-96 9. Mental Health – 1993-96 10. Natural Resources – 1993-95 11. Natural Resources – 1996

Series 6: Box #117-0019- Box #117-0020 Box# 117-0019 – Gov.’s Office/ legislation/ Senski/ Black/ Guilford/ Jan. 1993-98

1. Youth Services 2. Youth Services – 1993-95 3. Youth Services – 1996 4. Akron Division of Water – 1997 5. Anheuser Bush Companies – 1997 6. [Loose] Community College Directory 7. Anti-Disparagement – 1996 8. Appointments – 1996-97 9. Birth to Three – 1998 10. Bill Signing – 1998 11. Bills Introduced – 1996 12. Banking Bill – 1996 13. Autopsies – 1996 14. Automobile Franchise Law 15. Attorney General – 1994-97 16. Boards & Commissions – 1993 17. Boards & Commissions – 1995 18. Workers Comp. – 1996 19. Workers Comp. 20. Workers Comp. 1990-95 21. Workers Comp. – 1993 22. Cabinet Retreat – 1997 23. Cabinet Meetings – 1996 24. Cabinet Day – 1997

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25. Cabinet/Cluster – 1997 26. Buckeye Institute – 1997 27. Campaign Finance Reform – 1996 28.Council of State Government – 1997 29.Conferences, Seminars, Workshops 30. Collective Bargaining – 1996-97 31. Coal Act – 1996 32. Civil Rights Commission – 1996 33. Church Bus SB 226 34. Chiropractic Board Fee Increase – 1994-96 35. Child Homicide Victims – 1997 36. Child Support – 1996 37. Chamber of Commerce – 1997 38. Catholic Conference Ohio – 1997 39. Elections – 1996 40. Durable Medical Equipment – 1997 41. Drunk Driving – 1995-96 42. Drinking Water Revolving Loan Program – 1996 43. Daycare Tax Credit – 1996 44. Cuyahoga County Port Authority – 1996 45. Crime Legislation – 1996 46. County Commissioners – 1996-97 47. County Engineers Assoc. of Ohio – 1997 48. Enterprise Zones – 1993 49. Enterprise Zones – 1997 50. Employment Security System – 1997 51. Events – 1991-96 52. FEMA – 1996 53. Federal Gas Resolution – 1996 54. Farm Bill – 1996 55. Family & Children First – 1997 56. Environmental Bond – 1996-97 57. Ford Layoffs – 1997 58. Flood Relief Efforts – 1997 59. Federal Emergency Management Agency – 1997 60. Flex Time Bill – 1997 61. Finance Fund – 1995-97 62. Governor’s Awards – 1997 63. Gateway – 1996

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Box# 117-0020 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / January 1992-97

1. Ohio Public Works Commission – 1995 2. Ohio Pharmacists Association – 1997 3. Ohio Parenting Act – 1997 4. Ohio Oil & Gas Association – 1997 5. Ohio Municipal League – 1997 6. Ohio Journal of Science – 1997 7. Ohio Housing Finance Agency – 1997 8. Ohio Grocers’ Association – 1997 9. Ohio Engineer – 1997 10. Ohio Energy Credit – 1997 11. Ohio Consumers’ Council – 1997 12. Ohio Children’s Hospital – 1997 13. Ohio Chamber of Commerce – 1997 14. Ohio Business Roundtable – 1997 15. Ohio Building Codes – 1996 16. Ohio Burglar & Fire Alarm Assoc. – 1997 17. Ohio’s Bond Rating – 1996 18. Ohio Automobile Dealers’ Assoc. – 1997 19. Ohio Arts Council – 1997 20. National Taxpayer’s Union Assoc. – 1997 21. National Day of Prayer – 1997 22. NCSL – 1996 23. Travel – NCSL – 1997 24. Multi-Cultural Affairs – 1997 25. MRDD – 1993-94, 1996 26. Minority Business Enterprise – 1997 27. Medicare – 1997 28.McDonald’s – 1997 29.Marotta Montessori Schools – 1997 30. Marijuana – 1996-97 31. Mandates – 1993-96 32. Management – 1997 33. Mammography Day – 1997 34. Mahoning Valley Sanitation District – 1997 35. Lucasville Riot Funding Clean-Up – 1994 36. Low Level Radioactive Waste – 1996-97

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37. Lieutenant Governor’s Office – 1997 38. Legislative Time – 1997 39. 1997 – Legislative Agenda – 1996-97 40. Leadership meetings – 1996-97 41. Key Votes – 1997 42. Joint Economic Development District – 1996 43. Job Creation Tax Credit – 1996 44. Jail & Prison Ministry – 1996 45. Issue 2 – 1995-96 46. Industrial Relations – 1995-96 47. Indian Gaming – 1997 48. Indian Casinos HB 98 – 1997 49. Impact Bargaining 50. House/Senate Breakfast – 1996-97 51. House of Reps. Directory, Lists – 1997 52. Horse Racing – 1996-97 53. Hiring Procedures – 1997 54. Head Start – 1997 55. Growth Assoc. of Cleveland – 1997 56. Governor’s Remarks – 1995-96 57. Governor’s Mansion – 1997 58. Penal Education – 1996 59. Oplin – 1997-98 60. Oplin Amendment – 1997 61. Operations Improvement Task Force – 1993-94 62. Operation Feed – 1997 63. Ohio Steel – 1996 64. Ohio State Medicare Assoc. – 1997 65. Ohio Senate Appointments – 1997 66. Ohio Revised Code – 1997 67. Ohio Racing Commission – 1997 68. Privatization Hospitals – 1995 69. Press Release – 1996-97 70. Politics – 1994 71. Politics – 1992 72. Philanthropy – 1997 73. Personnel Placement Services – 1996 74. Resignations – 1996-97 75. Regrets – 1997 76. Reducing Taxes – 1997

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77. Public Relations – 1997 78. Public Radio – 1997 79. Pro-Tec Coating Company – 1997 80. Proclamation – 1997 81. Roll Call – 1995-97 82.Rickenbacker Property – 1997 83. Retreat – 1996 84. Retirement Systems – 1996-97 85. Resolution Petitions – 1995-97

Series 6: Box #117-0021- Box #117-0023 Box# 117-0021 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black & Guilford / January 1993-98

1. Rules – 1996 2. State Teachers Retirement System – 1996 3. State Personnel Board of Review – 1997 4. State Motto – 1996 5. State Employment Relations Board – 1995 6. State Bond Fund – 1997 7. STARS – 1997 8. Sports Facilities Task Force – 1995-97 9. Speed Limit – 1995-96 10. Smoking – 1995 11. Shared Parenting – 1994-96 12. Shared Parenting 13. Sexual Harassment 14. Settlements – 1996 15. SERB – 1996-97 16. Schoolnet & Schoolnet Plus – 1997 17. Safe Drinking Water Act – 1996 18. Rules 19. Student Trustee Voting Rights – 1997 20. Student Aid – 1996 21. Strike District 1199 – 1997 22. Talawanda – 1996 23. Thank You – 1996-97 24. Technology in Education – 1996

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25. Teacher of the Year – 1997 26. Unclassified Exempt Employees – 1995 27. Unfunded Mandate Reform – 1993-96 28.Veterans Issues – 1993-97 29.Wayne Trace – 1996 30. Voluntary Action Program Rules – 1996 31. Weeklies to Governor – 1996 32. Weekly – July-Dec. 1996 33. WCI Steel – 1997 34. WELW Radio – 1997 35. Wilderness Center – 1996 36. Women – 1994 37. Work Flex – 1998 38. Zero Discharge Award – 1997

Box# 117-0022 Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove & Black / January 1988-97

1. Rules – 1996 2. State Teachers Retirement System – 1996 3. State Personnel Board of Review – 1997 4. State Motto – 1996 5. State Employment Relations Board – 1995 6. State Bond Fund – 1997 7. STARS – 1997 8. Sports Facilities Task Force – 1995-97 9. Speed Limit – 1995-96 10. Smoking – 1995 11. Shared Parenting – 1994-96 12. Shared Parenting 13. Sexual Harassment 14. Settlements – 1996 15. SERB – 1996-97 16. Schoolnet & Schoolnet Plus – 1997 17. Safe Drinking Water Act – 1996 18. Rules 19. Student Trustee Voting Rights – 1997 20. Student Aid – 1996 21. Strike District 1199 – 1997

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22. Talawanda – 1996 23. Thank You – 1996-97 24. Technology in Education – 1996 25. Teacher of the Year – 1997 26. Unclassified Exempt Employees – 1995 27. Unfunded Mandate Reform – 1993-96 28.Veterans Issues – 1993-97 29.Wayne Trace – 1996 30. Voluntary Action Program Rules – 1996 31. Weeklies to Governor – 1996 32. Weekly – July-Dec. 1996 33. WCI Steel – 1997 34. WELW Radio – 1997 35. Wilderness Center – 1996 36. Women – 1994 37. Work Flex – 1998 38. Zero Discharge Award – 1997

Box# 117-0023 Legislation / Black

1. HB 6, Energy conservation 2. 21, Ethics Bill 3. 24, Creates Joint Legislative Committee on Low-Level Radioactive Waste

Management 4. 27, Creates Board of Motor Vehicle Repair Registration 5. 28, Prohibits HMOs from placing limits on selection of physicians 6. 30, City annexation of township land 7. 89, Revisions to Ohio Insurance Guaranty Association 8. 97, Tort liability of farmers & others in connection w/ gleaming 9. 126, Governance of joint county school districts 10. 142, Creates the Ohio Commission for Agriculture & Rural Development 11. 163, Permits county commissioners to levy a lodging tax to fund a visitors

bureau 12. 164, Allows longer school days 13. 183, Scope of practice of advanced practice nurses 14. 188, County treasures can determine terms of installment payments for

lack real property taxes 15. 190, Revocation of liquor licenses of not distinctly private clubs that

discriminate

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16. 200, Requires the est. of child death review groups 17. 208, Numerous policies involving estate settlements 18. 237, Changes to state basic aid formula for school districts 19. 244, Regulations for fly ash landfills 20. 255, Alterations to the Worker’s Compensation Law 21. 271, Withdraws Ohio from the Midwest Interstate Compact on Low-Level

Radioactive Waste 22. 273, Sexual harassment legislation 23. 279, Est. Low-Level Radioactive Waste Minimization Task Force 24. 285, Changes to the Ohio Ethics Commission 25. 289, Expands investigatory powers of attorney general 26. 293, Requires occularists to be licensed by Optical Dispensers Board 27. 298, Alters role of lt. governor 28.300, Changes in powers of county governments 29.325, Legalizes “instant bingo” games for private clubs 30. 326, Prevents larger campaign contributors from appointments as

university trustees 31. 328, Instant bingo legislation 32. 335, Domestic violence bill 33. 344, Involves Ohio Consumers Consel 34. 350, Prevailing wage on public improvement contracts 35. 396, Est. a procedure for the civil commitment of sexually violent

predators 36. Ibid. 37. 400, Campaign finance reform 38. 407, Requires ethanol to be used in state cars 39. 411, Historic preservation bill 40. 421, Dissolves county school districts & creates education service

districts 41. 425, Several revisions to insurance laws 42. 429, Campaign finance reform 43. 431, Increases required number of school days 44. 437, Limits the number of permits for a writ of habeas corpus 45. 447, Regulations for lead abatement work 46. 448, Creates the Governor’s Office of Veterans Affairs 47. 450, Numerous revisions to conservancy district regulations 48. 456, Requirements for activation of motor vehicle hazard warning signals 49. 464, Authorization to declare certain persons alcohol-induced offenders 50. 468, Est. the Ohio Family Employment Program 51. 469, Stops HMO policy shifts

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52. 472, Public disclosure of nonprofit organizations financial records 53. 473, Green Crimes Bill 54. 474, Requires companies operating in N. Ireland to abide by the MacBride

Principles 55. 480, Reporting of above-background levels of radiation in hazardous

waste facilities 56. 481, Universal succession & nontestamentary transfers 57. 487, Adoption issues 58. 496, Offenses involving deadly weapons on school property 59. 500, Creates County Fiscal Emergency Loan Fund 60. 502, Recycling loans for public & private entities 61. 508, Transfers the head injury program from Rehabilitation Services

Commission to Dept. of MRDD 62. 510, Changes to the Board of Trustees of the Ohio Veterans Home 63. 512, Firearms background checks 64. 519, Modifies the Tax Credit Authority Law 65. 521, Transportation requirements when a pupil’s route to school is unsafe 66. 522, Creates tax credit for employers based on a percentage of workers

comp. Premiums paid 67. 525, Eliminates provisions that set standards for determining the

ownership of nursing homes in leased buildings 68. 530, Changes conditions under which unclaimed articles left w/ a dry

cleaner may be sold 69. 533, Guidelines for legal representation by past & present public officials 70. 536, Requires that there be a designated smoking in every public building 71. 542, Permits a county & political subdivision to enter into a contract under

which the county issues revenue bonds for housing purposes & the subdivision helps pay bond costs

72. 550, Gender equity in Ohio school sports 73. 553, Campaign finance reform 74. 557, Licensing of art therapists 75. 560, Changes to the Uniform Depository Act 76. 569, Repeals the Bond Investment Company Law 77. 570, Regulations for HMOs 78. 572, Requires life sentence for certain two-time felons 79. 592, Involves garbage, landfills, & recycling 80. 596, Various law enforcement provisions 81. 601, Gives students on college boards of trustees full voting power 82.606, Involves school funding litigation in Perry County 83. 609, Placement of tourist-oriented directional signs on highways

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84. 612, Authorizes property taxes for the purpose of providing paramedic services

85. 613, Authorizes PUCO to order the phase-in of utility rate increases 86. 622, increases the amount of time judges must practice law prior to

election 87. 628, Criminal sentencing reform 88. 629, Tax credits for companies purchasing equipment to be used in Ohio 89. 635, Teacher strikes 90. 636, Four year statute of limitations for a private cause of action under

Ohio Antitrust Law 91. 639, Patient freedom of choice act 92.643, Requires the Public Health Council to include a registered sanitarian 93. 649, School district curriculum would not need state board approval 94. 652, Physician’s referrals & HMOs 95. 655, Expands powers of JCARR 96. 656, Provides for statewide authorization of advanced practice nurses 97. 658, Alterations to Ohio Health Care Board 98. 662, Revises the way conservancy districts plan projects 99. 666, handgun records checks 100. 670, Regulations for school bus drivers 101. 673, Administrative procedures act 102. 675, To adopt the Model Financial Remedies Act relating to transaction

reporting & money laundering 103. 676, Guidelines for electric suppliers 104. 678, Creates the Cable Television Advisory Board 105. 684, Registration of installers of household sewage disposal systems &

sewage haulers 106. 698, Est. the Education to Work demonstration project 107. 710, Creates the Ohio Sports Commission 108. 730, Insurance coverage for mental illness 109. 767, Customer choice in electricity providers 110. 771, Homestead exemption measure 111. 806, Alternative student loan program 112. HCR 20, Urges the US Congress to pass the Sharp Legislation (HR 2848) 113. HJR 16, Riverboat gambling 114. Casino gambling

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Series 6: Box #117-0024- Box #117-0026 Box# 117-0024 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / January 1993-94

1. SB 38, Permission for certain felons to adopt children 2. SB 51, Allows free newspapers to qualify as newspapers of general

circulation 3. SB 54, Sets up “guilty but mentally ill” plea 4. SB 87, Involves alternative fuel equipment on motor vehicles 5. SB 90, Medical issues 6. SB 91, Eliminates requirements that certain state agencies maintain an

office in Columbus 7. SB 96, Drivers license exemptions for those in the military 8. SB 125, Penalties for fourth OMVI conviction 9. SB 129, Revises Ohio’s Bingo Law 10. SB 137, Changes in the Ohio Elections Commission 11. SB 157, Prohibits health benefit plans from excluding coverage for

federally approved cancer drugs 12. SB 165, Tire re-use recycling law 13. SB 189, Prohibits public funds for sports stadiums that display materials

demeaning to racial or ethnic groups 14. SB 194, Licensing of clinical laboratories & clinical laboratory science

practitioners 15. SB 205, Guidelines for OHFA funds 16. SB 208, Creates the Ohio Bicentennial Commission 17. SB 212, Workers Comp. Bill 18. SB 225, Proposed addition to Son of Sam Law 19. HB 250, Creates Ohio Rail Development Commission 20. HB 345, Recycling bill 21. HB 361, Off-track betting law 22. HB 391, Distribution of dangerous drugs & controlled substances 23. HB 406, Probation Law 24. HB 415, Modifications to joint custody laws 25. HB 488, Revisions to the dealer licensing provisions of the Ohio Securities

Act 26. HB 552, Numerous education issues 27. HB 571, Several policies involving prisoners 28.HB 582, Voter registration forms & Ethics Law

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29.HB 597, Potty Parity Law 30. HB 637, Authorizes the Ohio Judicial Conference to prepare judicial

impact statements regarding legislation before the Ohio G.A. 31. HB 152, Beinnum Budget Bill 32. SB 230, Ex-public officials cannot represent non-public agencies for 24

months after leaving office 33. SB 233, Creates study committee to investigate state parks 34. SB 237, Changes the distribution of state funds to school districts 35. SB 238, Corporation tax credits 36. SB 242, Transfer & exchange of convicted offenders 37. SB 244, Requires life sentence for certain two-time felons 38. SB 250, makes northern black snake the state snake 39. SB 252, Criminal background checks for those working w/ the elderly 40. SB 255, Revises the law governing the right of nursing home residents not

to be transferred or discharged except under certain circumstances 41. SB 274, Criminal sentencing reform 42. SB 275, Prohibits smoking in child day-care centers 43. SB 276, Harmonizes Ohio antitrust laws w/ federal statutes 44. SB 280, Tax credit for investing in an Ohio early stage investment

company 45. SB 281, 18″ satellite dish regulations 46. SB 284, Bicycle helmet law 47. SB 288, Requires sex offenders to register w/ police 48. SB 299, Rural development bill 49. SB 304, 12th grade proficiency tests 50. SB 309, To end Ohio Instructional Grants for inmates 51. SB 313, Criminal sentencing reform 52. SB 335, To settle the school-funding lawsuit 53. SCR 25, Requests the USEPA to revise the enhanced monitoring program

regulations 54. Market Development


[In One Folder]

1. SB 226 (General) – 1993-94 2. SB 226 (Senate) Clips & Notes – 1994

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3. SB 226 (General) – 1994 4. SB 226 Clips – 1993 5. Barber & Cosmetology Boards – 1994 6. SB 226 (Senate Amendments) – 1994 7. Boards Retained By Senate – 1994 8. Letters RE:SB 226 – 1994 9. Boards Still on List – 1993-94 10. Boards & Commissions Legislation – 1992-93

[In One Folder]

11. SB 221 – 1994 12. SB 221 Clips – 1994 13. SB 221 (House Comm./Floor) – 1994 14. SB 221 (General) – 1994 15. SB 221 Cleanup & Reuse – 1993

[In One Folder]

16. SB 19 – 1994 17. SB 19 Clips – 1994 18. SB 19 – 1993 19. SB 128 – 1994 20. HB 577 – 1993 21. HB 598 – 1994 22. HB 697 – 1994 23. HB 687 – 1994 24. HB 677 – 1994 25. HB 668 – 1994 26. SB 20 – 1994 27. Working SB 19 – 1994 28.Working SB 221


1. Bill Signing – 7/17/96 2. Ibid. – 7/18/96 3. Ibid. – 7/30/96

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4. Ibid. – 8/1/96 5. Legislative Review Memorandum – 1996 6. Bill Signing – 8/7/96 7. Ibid. – 8/20/96 8. Ibid. – 8/21/96 9. Ibid. – 10/15/96 10. Ibid. – 12/2/96 11. Legislative Status Sheet (121st GA) – 1996 12. Budget Footnotes – 1996 13. Cellular Towers – 1996 14. Farmland Preservation Taskforce – 1996 15. From the Governor – 1992-96 16. 121st GA Legislative Highlights – 1996 17. Legislative Agenda – 1995-97 18. Bill Signing 12/30/96 19. Ibid. – 12/6/96 20. Ibid. – 12/12/96 21. Ibid. – 12/17/96 22. Republican & Democratic Seniority List – 1996 23. Ohio Public Expenditure Council – 1996 24. Legislative Photo Ops – 1996 25. To the Governor – 1990-96


1. HB 356 – 1996, Involves Ohio Dept. of Development 2. SB 293/SB 162 – 1995-96, Prevailing Wage Law 3. SB 199 – Maternity hospital stay – 1996 4. SB 100 – 1996, Est. Private Enterprise Review Commission 5. SB 142 – 1996, Transfers head injury program from RSC to ODMRDD 6. SB 154 – 1996, Pertains to advance practice nurses 7. HB 518 – 1996, Involves auto repair shops 8. HB 533 (Takings) – 1996 9. HJR 19 – 1995, Lottery money used to fund sports facilities 10. HB 408 (Pay Raises) – 1996 11. HB 435 – 1996, Hazardous waste permits

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12. HB 273 (English as official language) – 1995-96 13. Legislative Time – 1996-97 14. Public Retirement System – 1996 15. Opening Day – Representatives – 1997 16. Agencies – 1996 17. Agency Priority List – 1996 18. State of the State – 1997 19. Bill Record – 1993-97 20. Bill Signing – 4/3/96 21. Ibid. – 6/20/96 22. Ibid. – 6/18/96 23. Ibid. – 6/28/96 24. Ibid. – 7/2/96 25. Ibid. – 7/15/96


1. HB 715 (Budget Corrections) – 1994 2. HB 790 (Capital Bill) – 1995-96 3. HB 673 (Admin. Procedure Act) – 1994 4. Assisted Living – 1994 5. Select Committee on Health Care Reform – 1993 6. Ohio Health Care Data Center – 1994 7. Ohio Health Care Board – 1993-94 8. Nurse Practice Act – 1994 9. HCAP – 1994 10. Adoption Bill – 1994 11. Blues Merger – 1993 12. Met Life -1994 13. Abortion Law – 1994 14. Abortion – RICO – 1994 15. Welfare – 1994 16. Welfare Reform – 1992-94 17. Communities of Opportunity – 1994 18. Head Start – 1994 19. Family & Children First Initiative – 1993 20. EPA – 1993 21. Recycling – 1994

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22. Fly Ash Limits – 1993 23. Wetlands Report – 1993 24. SB 33/HB 198 (Unfunded Mandates) – 1994 25. SB 35 – 1994, Prevailing wage 26. SB 74 – 1994, Creates “limited liability company” structure 27. SB 75 – 1994, Vehicle registration 28.SB 81 – 1994, Numerous policies involving school district finances 29.Ohio Care – 1994 30. Medicaid (Waiver Proposal) – 1991-94 31. Health Care Reform – 1992 32. Health Care Reform (General) – 1993 33. SPREE (State Postsecondary Review Entity) – 1993-94 34. OBE – 1994 35. Vouchers – 1993 36. Proficiency Test – 1994 37. Education Agenda – 1994 38. Colleges & Universities Const. Bd. 1994-96 39. Higher Education Debt/Funding – 1994 40. Higher Education Work Load Policy – 1994 41. Career Passport – 1994 42. School Funding – 1993-94 43. Michigan Tax Plan – 1993-94 44. Education (General) – 1994 45. Federal Budget – 1994 46. Tax Increase (Clips) – 1992 47. Budget (December) – 1992 48. Budget (July) – 1992 49. Budget – 1993-95 50. Budget 51. Soft Drink Tax 1994 52. SB 182-SB 318 (120th GA), Maternity leave 53. B/C Elimination 54. SB 192, Omnibus Bill 55. 191, Motor Vehicle Law & x-ray machine operators 56. 186, Victim’s rights 57. 182, Dept. of Natural Resources 58. 172, National Guard issues 59. 167, Liquor laws 60. 162, Involves lead abatement 61. 134, Agricultural issues

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62. 116, Penalties for killing police dogs 63. 234, Tinted window regulations 64. 236, OMVI penalties 65. 259, Revises Insurance Premium Finance Company Laws 66. 264, Allows creation w/i municipal corporations of special improvement

districts governed by nonprofit corporations 67. 264, Ibid. 68. 279, Penalties for doctors who waive the payment of deductibles 69. 300, Motor Voter Law

Box# 117-0029 Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / Senski / Black / Jan. 1992-96

1. Wright Brothers State Seal – 1996 2. Roll Call Votes – HB1-376 – 1995 3. Crime – 1994 4. HB 171 – 1996, State Teachers Retirement Board 5. Speed Limits – 1996 6. HB 181 (Wiretapping) – 1996 7. HB 408 – 1996, Elected officials compensation 8. HB 207 – 1996, Autopsies 9. SB 211 – 1996, Lottery rules 10. Poll Workers – 1996 11. HB 254-HB 563 – 1996, STRS members can purchase service time lost to

pregnancy 12. HB 283, Lottery collateral assignment 13. 351, Qualifications for sheriffs 14. 354, Real estate license laws 15. 335, Turnpike issues 16. SHB 363, No reparations to convicted felons 17. AHB 409, Est. State Information Depository 18. HB 476, Gas deregulation 19. HB 511, Gift certificates for alcohol 20. SHB 418, Licenses for interpreters 21. HB 533, Takings 22. 563, State Advertising Bill 23. 473, River Downs 24. SHB 545, Scrap tire recycling 25. SB 68 – 1995, Concealed Weapons Law

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26. SB 160 – 1996, Criminal background checks for workers with elderly 27. SB 207 – 1996, Est. Ohio Dairy Committee 28.SB 138 – 1996, Environmental audits 29.SB 182 – 1996, Re-manufacturers 30. Welfare Reform – 1995 31. Campaign Finance Reform – 1995 32. Certificate of Need – 1994-95 33. Health Care Reform – 1992-95 34. SB 154 – 1995, Certification for anesthetists & midwives 35. Capital Appropriations Bill – 1995 36. SB 36 – 1995, Open Records Bill 37. SB 204 – 1996, Ashtabula County land conveyance 38. AFL-CIO Lawsuit – 1993 39. HB 107 (Supreme Court Cases) – 1994 40. HB 107 (Ballot Issue) – 1994 41. HB 107 (Managed Care) – 1994 42. HB 107 (Appointments) – 1993 43. Term Limits – 1994 44. Anti-Porn Legislation – 1994 45. Metro Park Boards – 1994 46. Boating Safety – 1994 47. Set-Aside Policy – 1993 48. Select Committee on Veterans Affairs – 1994 49. Lucasville – 1993 50. Liquor – 1993 51. Boggs – 1992 52. Senator Horn – 1993-94 53. Senator Watts – 1993 54. CON Board of Review – 1993 55. Agency Descriptives – 1992 56. State Organization Table – 1992 57. Phar-Mor, Inc. – 1992 58. Cleveland Jewish Community Federation – 1992

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Series 6: Box #117-0030- Box #117-0033 Box# 117-0030 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / Senski / Black / Jan. 1992 – 1994 – 1996

1. Tort Reform 2. Ibid. 1992 3. Ibid. 1993-94 4. Ibid. 5. Ibid. 6. Ibid. 1995 7. Ibid. 1995-96 8. Ibid. 1996 9. Ibid.


1. Legislative Agenda – 1995-96 2. Rules – 1996 3. Social Security Reform – 1996 4. Speed Limits – 1996 5. Soft Drink Tax – 1995 6. State Motto – 1996 7. State & Local Govt. – 1994-95 8. Resolutions – 1997 9. Privatization Project – 1994-97 10. Editorials/News Coverage 11. Politics 1996 12. MBE – 1996 13. OPLIN 14. Indian Gaming – 1998 15. Blue Cross/Blue Shield – 1993-94 16. Joan’s Bill – 1997 17. SB 20 – 1994, Motor vehicle insurance 18. Management – 1994 19. SB 33 (State Mandates) – 1993-94 20. SB 33 – 1993-94, Excusing municipalities from unfunded mandates

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21. Unfunded Mandates 22. SB 2 – 1997-98, Eliminates the “medical purposes” affirmative defense to

the offense of marijuana possession 23. Medicaid Certification Language – 1996 24. Enterprise Zones – 1993-94 25. Daycare Tax Credit – 1996 26. Drivers License – 1997 27. Elections – 1996

Box# 117-0032 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / Guilford / January 1997-98

1. HB 158, Commercial real estate 2. HB 344, Flex time 3. Bill Signing 3/26/97 4. Ibid. 3/21/97 5. Ibid. 3/21/97 6. Ibid. 4/22/97 7. Ibid. 3/21/97 8. Ibid. 3/26/97 9. Beer & Wine Markup – 1997 10. Accomplishment Talking Points – 1997 11. Bill Signing 5/6/97 12. Budget – 1997 13. Budget Issues 14. Budget – Senate 15. Criminal Justice – 1997 16. Deregulation – 1997 17. Events – 1997 18. Legis. Time – 1997 19. Licensure Bills – 1997 20. Non-voting Session – 1997 21. House & Senate 22. Ohio Veteran Children’s Home – 1997 23. Proclamations/Resolutions – 1997 24. Post-Secondary Education – 1997 25. Senate Rules – 1997 26. Scheduling – 1997 27. School Bus Sensors – 1997

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28.School Governance – 1997 29.School Funding – 1997 30. Finan/Davidson – 1997-98 31. Bill Signings – 1997-98 32. Finan/Davidson 33. Bill Signing 34. ODOT Omnibus Bill – 1998 35. Surface Mining – 1998 36. Child Endangering – 1998 37. .08 Legislation 38. Rule Making Process 39. School Bus Sensors 40. Weeklies to Gov. – 1997

Box# 117-0033 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Guilford / January 1997-98

1. Adjutant General – 1997-98 2. Agriculture 3. CAFO 4. Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services 5. Commerce 6. [Loose] SHB 215 7. [Loose] “Challenge for the States” booklet 8. Fireworks 9. [Loose] SB 40 10. [Loose] Contractor licensing info 11. [Loose] Fireworks study folder 12. Criminal Justice 13. DAS 14. [Loose] Training Catalog 15. [Loose] OCSEA info 16. Development 17. Northwest Ohio Carpenters 18. EPA

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Series 6: Box #117-0034- Box #117-0037 Box# 117-0034 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Guilford / January 1997-98

1. Health 2. Human Services 3. [Loose] Report on pregnant women & children 4. [Loose] Ohio Medicaid Report 5. [Loose] Ohio Works First Progress Report 6. [Loose] Folder on signing of HB 352 7. Liquor Control 8. Lottery 9. Industrial Commission 10. Insurance 11. [Loose] Two unnumbered insurance bills 12. Mental Health 13. MR/DD 14. OBM 15. Office of Budget & Management 16. Public Safety


1. PUCO 2. [Loose] OMEA Annual Report 3. [Loose] PUCO info 4. [Loose] SB 237 5. [Loose] JCEUD Final Report 6. [Loose] Electric Restructuring Report 7. [Loose] URSB Annual Report 8. [Loose] Two PUCO folders 9. Rehab & Corrections 10. Taxation 11. Transportation 12. [Loose] Unnumbered Transportation Bill 13. [Loose] ODOT Construction Program

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14. BWC 15. Youth Services 16. Transportation Budget 17. Senate Budget Requests 18. Budget 1997-98


1. Agency Bills Testimony 2. Agency Budget Testimony 3. Agency Priorities 4. AIDS/HIV Legislation 5. Akron Water Diversion 6. Annexation 7. Bill Briefing 8. Bill Record 9. Bill Summaries 10. Black Legis. Caucus 11. Boards/Commissions 12. Buy Ohio 13. Cabinet 14. Campaign Finance 15. Charter Schools 16. Capital Corrective – 1998 17. [Loose] Info on HB 850 18. Central State 19. Chief of Staff Meeting 20. Clips 21. Constituent Issues 22. Congressional Responses 23. Day Care 24. SB 3 Info 25. Education Reform 26. Education 27. English Only 28.Insurance Taxes 29.Legal

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1. OPLIN 2. Prevailing Wage 3. Press Releases 4. PIE Legislation 5. Public Records 6. ’97 Priorities 7. ’97 Agenda Info 8. Liaison Must DO 9. Retail Wheeling 10. Rocky Responses 11. School Funding 12. Special Projects 13. State Forms – HB 202 14. State of the State 15. Tobacco Legislation 16. Takings Legislation 17. Unfunded Mandates 18. URSB

Series 6: Box #117-0038- Box #117-0041 Box# 117-0038 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Guilford / January 1997-98

1. Gambling Bingo 2. Indian Gaming 3. Gas – Excise Tax 4. General Assembly Requests 5. General Information 6. Governor’s Responses 7. Dereg. 8. Joint Committee on Electric Utility 9. Leadership Meetings 10. Legis. Breakfasts 11. Legis. Time

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12. Liaison Meetings 13. Livestock Bill 14. Medical Savings Accounts 15. Minority Affairs 16. References for Ozone 17. References for Particular Matter 18. USEP Air Quality Standards 19. [Untitled] Misc. Materials 20. Weeklies to Gov. 21. Veto Requests 22. Youngstown Prison 23. HB 202 – Forms Bill


1. Weekly Reports 2. Management 3. GVV Return Comment 4. GVV Follow Up Items 5. Invitations 6. Accomplishments – 1991-98 [3-Ring Binder] 7. [Loose] Listing of local elected officials 8. [Untitled] Educational licensing materials 9. AVLIS


1. Accomplishments 2. Bill Record 3. Bills Ready for Signature 4. Upcoming Bill Signings 5. Briefing Memorandum 6. Briefing on Bills 7. Status of legislation 8. For Immediate Release 9. Interoffice Correspondence

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10. Scheduling Memos 11. Legis. Time / Photo Ops 12. Photo Ops 13. ’98 Agenda / Finan & Davidson Mtgs. 14. Bill Signing Procedure 15. Events To Go To 16. Rules Agenda 17. Senate Legis. Breakfast 3/26/97 18. Legislative Breakfast 19. Education Committee 20. Liaison Meeting Notes 21. Sub HB 245, Background info 22. American Program 23. Tobacco 24. Ethics Law Notebook 25. Capital Corrective Veto Message 26. Weeklies to Gov.


1. Adjutant General 2. Aging 3. DAS 4. Agriculture 5. OBM 6. Commerce 7. EPA 8. Health 9. Human Services 10. Mental Health 11. MR/DD 12. ODNR 13. PUCO 14. Rehab/Corrections 15. ODOT 16. Youth Services 17. AVLIS 18. Brownfield Legislation

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19. Correspondence With Liaisons 20. Education Legislation 21. Farm Bill 22. 1998 Floods 23. Inquiries From Legislators 24. Tobacco Legislation 25. Weeklies to Gov. 26. Weeklies From Liaisons 27. Seatbelt Legislation 28.Capital Bill 29.Accomplishments 30. Gov.’s Legislative Initiatives 31. Letters To GVV For Response 32. Kearns JCARR Legislation 33. PIE Legislation 34. [Untitled] HV 770 info

Series 6: Box #117-0042- Box #117-0044 Box# 117-0042 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation

1. SB 2, Eliminates medical defense for marijuana possession 2. SB 4, Proficiency test 3. SB 6, Fiscal guidelines for universities 4. SB 7, Several actions involving Ohio Veteran’s Children’s Home 5. SB 14, Medical care issues 6. SB 15, Prohibits a political subdivision from requiring its employees to

reside in any specific area of the state 7. SB 17, Authorizes new school district property taxes 8. SB 19, Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact Bill 9. SB 27, Permits public employers to become self-insuring for Workers

Comp. Purposes 10. SB 32, Penalties for killing someone under 13 11. SB 33, Tax credits for employers that est. day care centers 12. SB 35, Penalties for unruly children 13. SB 36, Automobile inspection & emissions policies 14. SB 37, Elimination of restrictions on governmental leases to charitable

organizations conducting festivals w/ games of chance 15. SB 40, Banking rules 16. SB 43, Involves the IAMS Research Park

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17. SB 45, Workers Comp. Laws 18. SB 46, Est. an oil & natural gas marketing program 19. SB 52, Exchange of information between DHS & law enforcement 20. SB 50, Deregulation of certificate of need 21. SB 52, Exchange of info between DHS & law enforcement 22. SB 53, Guidelines for videotaped testimony from children 23. SB 54, Permits juvenile grandchildren to hunt on their grandparents’

property w/o a hunting license 24. Ibid. 25. SB 55, Allows creation of charter schools in urban school districts 26. SB 60, Driver’s license guidelines 27. SB 66, Pharmacy regulations 28.SB 1, [Empty] 29.SB 67, Health insuring corporations 30. SB 68, Concealed Weapons Law 31. SB 69, Eliminates exemptions from service as a juror & to increase juror

compensation 32. SB 70, Prohibits insurers from taking status as victim of domestic violence

into account for policy purposes 33. SB 71, Involves building contracts 34. SB 77, Issuance of financial reports by politicians 35. SB 80, OMVI penalties 36. SB 82, Modifies the offense of voyeurism 37. SB 85, Numerous unrelated actions 38. SB 87, Revises the laws governing dairies, dairy products, maple syrup, &

cider 39. SB 90, Conveyance of several parcels of state land 40. SB 96, Several policies involving speech-language pathologists 41. SB 99, Ohio food products and numerous other policies


1. SB 103, Allows underage grandchildren to hunt on grandparents land w/o a license

2. SB 106, Contractor Payment Bill 3. SB 111, Revisions to laws governing the Dept. of Rehabilitation &

Corrections 4. SB 113, Conveyance of several parcels of state land

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5. SB 116, Campaign finance reform 6. SB 118, Changes in regulation to home construction 7. SB 121, Alcohol legislation 8. SB 128, Miamian Soil Bill 9. SB 132, Deregulation of the household goods industry 10. SB 138, Environmental audits 11. SB 142, Traumatic Brain Injury Bill 12. SB 143, Bicycle Helmet Law 13. SB 146, Concealed carry legislation specific to retired law enforcement

officers 14. SB 157, Licensing of recreational therapy consultants, recreational

therapists, & recreational therapy assistants 15. SB 160, Plan B 16. SB 162, Revises the laws governing municipal annexations 17. SB 167, Changes laws pertaining to the Ohio Veterans’ Home 18. SB 177, Regulation of livestock management facilities 19. SB 178, Boards of Trustees gender equity legislation 20. SB 182, Guidelines for motor vehicle remanufacturers 21. SB 183, To designate October as “Ohio hepatitis C Awareness Month” 22. SB 186, Appointment of alternatives to district public works integrating

committees 23. SB 189, Eliminates the requirement that members of a board of county

hospital trustees represent in equal numbers the county’s two main political units

24. SB 192, Regards the bacterial testing of swimming pools 25. SB 198, Creates the Task Force to Study Workplace Violence 26. SB 199, Est. a uniform speed limit on a portion of a rural interstate highway 27. SB 202, Involves railroad crossings of highways at grade 28.SB 205, Est. the Legislative Committee on Decentralization of State

Government 29.SB 207, Est. the Ohio Dairy Industry Committee 30. SB 213, Several actions involving drivers licenses 31. SB 214, Telemarketing regulations 32. SB 216, Child support regulations 33. SB 219, Changes to Ohio’s Audit Privilege Law 34. SB 220, Teenage responsibility bill 35. SB 223, Conservation policies 36. SB 230, Involves Elected officials Compensation Commission, Dept of

Transportation, & Public Works Commission 37. SB 232, Deregulation of commercial mobile radio services

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38. SB 230, See #36 39. SB 239, Feticide Bill 40. SB 246, Asbestos abatement activity 41. SB 256, Creates the Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation Advisory

Committee 42. SB 265, Prohibits a political subdivision from requiring employees to

reside in any specific area 43. SB 310, Education policies 44. Ibid.


1. SB 310, Income tax regulations 2. SB 266, Specifies the taxable party for sales tax purposes in certain

transactions involving printed material 3. SB 269, Criminal sentencing 4. SB 275, Non-discrimination in the terms & conditions for the sale of

prescription drugs 5. SB 276, Sexual predator laws 6. SB 284, Managed Care Uniform Licensure Act 7. SB 285, Medicaid legislation 8. SB 291, Designates week of April 19 as Child Care Worker Appreciation

Week 9. SB 292, Child support posters & use of private collection agencies 10. SB 293, Government restructuring proposal 11. SB 300, Est. the Second Chance Trust Fund 12. SB 301, Certificate of need legislation 13. SB 306, Alternative regulation plan (Advantage Ohio) 14. SB 322, Creates the Governor’s Program on Employment Initiatives 15. SB 376, Licensing of interior designers 16. HB 1, Creates a Release Authority in the Dept. of Youth Services 17. Ibid. 18. HB 2, Anti-gang law 19. HB 6, Fireworks safety legislation 20. HB 21, New Common Pleas judgeships 21. HB 22, Eliminates the requirement that subdivision plats in certain

unincorporated territory be approved by a city or village authority before being recorded

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22. HB 25, Regulations involving children & tattooing 23. HB 27, Alterations to Jackson County Municipal Court & EOCC 24. HB 32, Increased penalties for sex offenders 25. HB 36, Involves laws governing municipal annexations & detachments 26. Ibid. 27. Ibid. 28.HB 37, Creates the offense of harassment by an inmate 29.HB 55, Conveyance of land in Wood County 30. HB 56, Allows school districts to employ people w/o educators license as

long as they are supervisors 31. HB 60, Sunday hunting 32. HB 71, Electronic Textbooks Bill 33. HB 88, Courthouse safety 34. HB 89, Requires State Dept. of Education to annually prepare a pamphlet

explaining parental rights relative to education 35. HB 93, Amendments to the Sex Offender Registration & Notification Law 36. HB 96, Regulations concerning school speech-language pathologists &

audiologists 37. HB 98, Indian gaming 38. HB 100, Authorizes est. of Individual Development Accounts for needy

individuals 39. HB 101, Authorizes the owner of a private dock to order the towing of any

vessel found moored anchored, or tied w/o permission 40. HB 106, Increased penalties for assaulting school teachers 41. HB 107, Workers Comp. Reform 42. HB 112, Regulations for ODNR 43. HB 113, Creates the Food Safety Council 44. HB 115, Revisions to Municipal Annexation and Detachment Laws 45. HB 116, Requires use of English for state & local government 46. HB 117, Regards agricultural societies & fairs 47. Ibid. 48. HB 118, Electronic information from libraries 49. HB 123, Forms Burden Reduction Act 50. HB 141, Those w/ outstanding arrest warrants cannot be issued a vehicle

registration 51. HB 143, Licensing of auto collision repair shops 52. HB 144, Waives driver’s license application fees for 100% disabled vets 53. HB 146, Law Enforcement Weapon Retention Act 54. HB 148, Full service jail privatization 55. HB 152, Limitations on prisoner exercise equipment

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56. HB 158, Creates lien rights for real estate brokers on certain commercial property

57. HB 161, Expands the offense of obstructing justice to include aiding a child who commits a delinquent act

58. HB 162, Raises water rates to fund industrial development 59. HB 167, ADC regulations 60. HB 169, Multiple prime contracts 61. HB 171, STRS regulations 62. HB 172, Motor vehicle inspection program 63. HB 178, School district divisions 64. HB 179, Provides for the est. of medical savings accounts 65. HB 185, Child support reform 66. HB 187, Involves authority of physicians to administer dangerous drugs for

management of intractable pain 67. HB 190, Equal access for women at country clubs 68. HB 196, Competitiveness of Ohio businesses 69. HB 198, Requires the Ohio Legislative Budget Office to complete local

impact statements on certain bills having fiscal impact on school districts 70. Ibid. 71. HB 199, Designates section of US Rt. 52 s “U.S. Grant Memorial Highway”

Series 6: Box #117-0045- Box #117-0047 Box# 117-0045 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / Guilford / January 1997-98

1. [Loose] Two 1998 issues of “Bill Board” 2. HB 215, Protection for university trustees against personal liability 3. Ibid. 4. [Loose] “A Comparison of the Provisions of HB 215: As Introduced by

House & Senate” 5. HB 212, Gives state employees the option of choosing medical savings

accounts for their health coverage 6. HB 211, Pharmacy pricing 7. HB 210, Transportation budget bill 8. HB 209, Requires Div. Of Wildlife to limit noise at shooting ranges 9. HB 208, Makes part of I 280 the “Catholic War Veterans of USA Highway” 10. HB 205, Licenses for interpreters 11. HB 203, Several policies involving ODNR

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12. HB 202, Requires the DAS to create a business reply form to be used in a survey

13. HB 220, Creates Joint Committee on Electric Utility Deregulation 14. HB 221, Unfunded mandates 15. HB 230, Motor vehicle inspections 16. HB 226, Reorganization of municipal school districts 17. HB 224, Special license plates 18. HB 245, Workers Comp. Legislation 19. HB 243, Nursing home & women’s health issues 20. HB 248, Insurance fraud 21. HB 261, Modifications to Financial Responsibility Law & Uninsured and

underinsured Motorist Law 22. Ibid. 23. HB 265, Deinstitutionalization of status offender legislation 24. HB 267, Requires agencies to include in their fiscal analysis of proposed

rules info explaining the economic impact of the rule on Ohio businesses 25. HB 269, School board selection guidelines 26. HB 271, Organ donor rules 27. HB 273, Makes English the language of all state government entities 28.HB 274, Child custody regulations 29.HB 275, Limitations on the offense of improperly handling firearms in a

motor vehicle 30. HB 276, Est. the Joint Committee on State Agency Oversight 31. HB 282, Warning signals of farm machinery & coroner’s vehicles 32. HB 283, Lottery prize awards 33. HB 286, Managed Care Uniform Licensure Act 34. HB 293, Unruly children regulations 35. HB 292, Private prisons 36. HB 294, Takings legislation 37. HB 299, Smoking laws 38. HB 305, Motor fuel tax changes 39. HB 306, Ameritech alternative regulation 40. HB 308, SHPRS guidelines 41. HB 321, Authorizes EPA to develop a drinking water assistance loan

program 42. HB 330, Oil & natural gas regulations 43. HB 333, Money laundering legislation 44. HB 335, Guidelines for Ohio Turnpike Commission 45. HB 336, Property tax rules 46. HB 339, Benefit improvements bill

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47. HB 342, Allows police officers to do multijurisdictional work 48. HB 344, Flexible Family Workplace Act 49. HB 345, Alters Ohio’s Eminent Domain Laws 50. HB 348, Disciplinary actions for classified employees 51. HB 350, Civil Justice Reform Bill 52. HB 352, Changes to child support laws 53. HB 353, Registration & equipment of motor vehicles 54. HB 355, Turnpike Bill 55. HB 361, Patient rights in HMOs 56. Ibid. 57. HB 362, Industrial Commission Budget Bill 58. HB 363, BWC Budget Bill 59. HB 370, Mutual insurance holding company legislation 60. Ibid. 61. HB 374, Healthcare insurance legislation 62. HB 376, Workers Comp. Rules


1. HB 390, Allows local option elections on liquor licenses 2. HB 391, Exemption of certain drugs from Schedule V classification 3. HB 398, Voting rights for student members of university trustee boards 4. HB 402, Liquor licensing 5. HB 404, Changes in child welfare law 6. HB 405, Creates category of medical “first responder” 7. HB 406, Excludes specific peace officer residential & familial info from the

public record 8. HB 408, Welfare reform 9. HB 411, Alcohol taxation 10. HB 412, School district fiscal accountability 11. HB 411, Alcohol taxation 12. HB 419, Permits counties to use their share of state fuel taxes to purchase

buildings for road equipment 13. HB 420, Insurance parity for mental health coverage 14. HB 423, Allows Domestic Relations Court judges w/ Juvenile Court

jurisdiction to be the Clerk of the Juvenile Court 15. HB 437, Limits the number of petitions for a writ of habeas corpus &

petitions for postconviction relief one person may file

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16. HB 438, Municipal Court, County Court, & Small Claims Reform Bill 17. HB 441, Tax credits for voluntary environmental clean-ups 18. HB 442, Permits new forms of Joint Economic Development Zones 19. HB 449, Seatbelt law 20. HB 462, Pro team logo license plates 21. HB 468, Model Fraternal Code 22. HB 473, Five Year Review of Rules 23. HB 476, Natural gas regulations 24. HB 478, Changes to benefit laws of BES 25. HB 490, Prohibits certain business relationships in barber shops & beauty

salons 26. HB 497, Allows municipalities to require employers outside their limits to

withhold local income taxes 27. HB 502, Changes to laws governing operation of powered motorcraft 28.HB 509, Housing rules for low income individuals 29.HB 512, Firearms background checks 30. HB 520, Bingo laws 31. HB 521, Regulations for dental hygienists 32. HB 533, Random drug testing in prison through probation 33. HB 535, Child Death Review Bill 34. HB 536, Solid waste management services guidelines 35. HB 539, Watercraft regulations 36. HB 554, Revises Insurance & Health Care Laws 37. HB 560, Background check bill 38. HB 559, Title Branding Bill 39. HB 561, Authorizes full card racing simulcasts 40. HB 563, Permits state agencies to sell commercial advertising space 41. HB 564, Medicaid Outreach Program 42. HB 565, Speed limit law 43. HB 570, Exempts youth development programs from child day-care

licensing requirements 44. HB 574, Regulation of the viatical settlement market 45. HB 575, Motor vehicle inspection program regulations 46. HB 581, Est. Veteran’s Care Committee 47. HB 584, Mandatory fiscal training for university trustees 48. HB 586, Alternative retirement programs 49. HB 598, Prohibits municipal corporations from taxing the income of

nonresident individuals 50. HB 601, Alternative school provisions 51. HB 611, Tax breaks for needy neighborhoods

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52. HB 621, Creates the Ohio Family Farm Loan Program 53. HB 626, Authorizes additional members for the Transportation Review

Advisory Board 54. HB 627, Acceleration of the effective date of HB 438 55. HB 629, County board of health legislation 56. HB 639, Patient Freedom of Choice Act 57. HB 650, Education funding 58. Ibid. [Contains five folders within it]


1. HJR 22, School Trust Fund taxation [ Five folders within it] 2. HB 421, Abortion regulations 3. HB 395, Prohibits use of state funds to provide healthcare insurance

benefits for nontherapeutic abortions received by officers & employees of the state

4. SB 223, Farmland Preservation Bill 5. SB 131, Renames the Ohio Respiratory Care Board the State Board of

Respiratory Care & Clinical Laboratory Professionals 6. SB 184, public records regulations 7. HJR 22/23, Authorizes the state to issue up to $200M of environmental

improvement bonds per year 8. HB 600, Revises laws governing agricultural cooperatives 9. SJR 4, Est. that the G.A. has exclusive responsibility to determine what

constitutes a thorough & efficient system of common schools 10. SJR 3, School taxation policies 11. SCR 14, Opposing sale of Conrail to CSX/Norfolk Southern 12. SCR 10, Asking US Congress to pass legislation increasing state funding

for employment security system 13. HJR 5, No Bail Constitutional Amendment 14. HB 904, Cutting tax on health club memberships 15. HB 831, Alcohol taxes 16. HB 770, Exemptions from the certificate of need requirements 17. HB 765, Creates airport district zones 18. HB 748, Capital improvements bill 19. HB 728, Means of payment of auto sales tax to Clerk of Courts 20. HB 712, Increased fines for illegal use of handicapped parking spots 21. HB 699, Fees for out-of-state waste disposal

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22. HB 698, Unfunded mandates to local political agencies 23. HB 697, Sales tax for school funding 24. HB 696, Open records law revisions 25. Ibid. 26. HB 695, Changes in the Credit Union Law 27. HB 677, HMO liability legislation 28.HB 675, Rules for managed care organizations 29.HB 655,Guidelines for agencies to file rules 30. HB 653, Electric Customer Choice Initiative


1. LSC Analysis – 121st G.A. SB 202-310 [3-Ring Binder] 2. LSC Analysis – 121st G.A. HB 701-748 [3-Ring Binder] 3. Amended HB 107

Box# 117-0049 Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / Guilford / January 1996-98

1. Arnoff, Stanley R 2. Blessing, Louis R 3. Boggs, Robert D 4. Carnes, James R 5. Cupp, Robert R 6. Didonato, Greg D 7. Dix, Nancy R 8. Drake, Grace R 9. Espy, Ben D 10. Finan, Richard R 11. Furney, Linda D 12. Gardner, Robert R 13. Gillmor, Karen R 14. Hagen, Bob D 15. Herington, Leigh D 16. Horn, Charles R 17. Hottinger, Jay R

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18. Howard, Janet R 19. Johnson, Bruce R 20. Johnson, Jeffrey D 21. Kearns, Merle Grace R 22. Latta, Robert R 23. Latell, Anthony D 24. Mclin, Rhine D 25. Mumper, Larry R 26. Nein, Scott R 27. Oelslager, Scott R 28.Ray, Roy R 29.Schafrath, Richard R 30. Sheerer, Judy D 31. Schoemaker, Mike D 32. Suhadolnik, Gary R 33. Sweeney, Patrick D 34. Watts, Eugene R 35. White, Doug R 36. Zalesky, Alan D 37. Autobiography (Senators) 38. Allen, Dixie D 39. Amstutz, Ron D 40. Batchelder, Bill R 41. Bateman, Sam R 42. Bender, John D 43. Boggs, Ross D 44. Boyd, Barbara D 45. Brading, Charles R 46. Brady, Dan D 47. Britton, Samuel D 48. Buchy, Sam R 49. Carey, John R 50. Cates, Gary R 51. Cera, Jack D 52. Clancy, Patricia R 53. Callender, Jamie R 54. Colonna, Rocco D 55. Cobin, Bob R 56. Core, Ed R 57. Coughlin, Kevin R

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58. Damschroder, Rex R 59. Davidson, Jo Ann R


[General Assembly (122nd) House & Senate (Evans – Vukovich)]

1. Evans, David R 2. Ford, Jack D 3. Fox, Mike R 4. Garcia, John R 5. Gardner, Randy R 6. Gerberry, Ron D 7. Goodman, David R 8. Grendell, Diane R 9. Haines, Joe R 10. Harris, Bill R 11. Hartley, David D 12. Healy, Bill D 13. Hodges, Rick R 14. Householder, Larry R 15. Jacobson, Jeff R 16. James, Troy lee D 17. Jerse, Ed D 18. Johnson, Tom R 19. Jolivette, Gregory R 20. Jones, Peter Lawson D 21. Jordan, Jim R 22. Kasutis, Ed R 23. Krebs, Gene R 24. Ibid. 25. Krupinski, Jerry D 26. Lawrence, Joan R 27. Logan, Sean D 28.Lucas, June D 29.Luebbers, Jerry D 30. Maier, Johnnie D 31. Mallory, Mark D 32. Mason, Jim R

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33. Mead, Priscilla R 34. Metelsky, Dan D 35. Metzger, Kerry R 36. Miller, Dale R 37. Mottl, Ron D 38. Mottley, Don R 39. Myers, Jon R 40. Netzley, Bob R 41. O’Brien, Jackie R 42. Olman, Lynn R 43. Opfer, Darrell D 44. Padgett, Joy R 45. Patton, Sylvester D 46. Perz, Sally R 47. Prentiss, CJ D 48. Pringle, Barbara D 49. Reid, Marilyn R 50. Roberts, Tom D 51. Roman, Twyla R 52. Salerno, Amy R 53. Sawyer, Frank D 54. Schuck, Bill R 55. Schuler, Bob R 56. Schuring, Kirk R 57. Stapleton, Dennis R 58. Sulzer, Joseph D 59. Sykes, Vernon D 60. Tavares, Charleta D 61. Taylor, Bill R 62. Terwilleger, George R 63. Thomas, EJ R 64. Thompson, Bill R 65. Tiberi, Pat R 66. Van Vyven, Dale R 67. Verich, Michael D 68. Vesper, Rose R 69. Ibid. 70. Watchmann, Lynn R 71. Weston, Randy D 72. Williams, Bryan R

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73. Wilson Jr., Charles D 74. Winkler, Cheryl R 75. Wise, Mike R 76. Womer Benjamin, Ann R 77. Young, Ron R 78. Fingerhut, Eric 79. Bowen 80. Austria, Steve 81. Barres Jr., John 82.Barrett, Cahterine 83. Buehrer, Stephen 84. Calvert, Charles 85. Depiero, Dean 86. Hoops, James 87. Kilburne, Sally Conway 88. Miller, Roy 89. Perry, Jeanine 90. Smith, Shirley 91. Trakas, James 92.Armbruster, Jeffrey 93. Yarbrough, Stephen 94. Campbell, Jane R 95. Sen. Cooper Snyder 96. Doty, Karen D 97. Vukovich, Joseph D

Series 6: Box #117-0051- Box #117-0054 Box# 117-0051 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / Guilford / Jan. 1996-98

1. Accomplishments 2. Abortion 3. Achievements – 1995 4. Achievements – 1996 5. Accomplishments Talking Points 121st G.A. 6. Affirmative Action 7. Agrigeneral 8. Annexation Misc.

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9. Annexation 1997 10. Annexation Jan.-June 1997 11. Annexation July-Dec. 1997 12. Annexation Nov. 1996 13. Bingo Bill 14. Bingo Bill 15. Billboards Issue 16. Black Caucus 17. Boards & Commissions 18. Boards & Commissions 1996 19. Legal Education Board of Regents Review 20. Browns Stadium Project 21. Budget – HB 215 22. Budget, the State of Ohio/Budget in Detail 23. Senate Budget Requests 24. Budget Testimony – 1997 25. Buy Ohio Proposal

Box# 117-0052 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Cosgrove / Black / Guilford / January 1993-98

1. Campaign Finance Reform 1993 2. Campaign Finance Reform 1994 3. Capital Bill Requests 4. Central State University 5. Central State U. 6. Charter Schools 7. Ibid. 8. Ibid. 9. Clean Air Act 10. Cleveland Public Schools 11. Cleveland School Governance 12. Cleveland School Governance


1. Compassionate Care Act

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2. Concealed Weapons – 1997 3. Ibid. 4. Concealed Weapons – 1995 5. Northeast Ohio Correctional Center 6. County Commissioners Association of Ohio 7. Death Penalty 8. Decentralization 9. Derolph vs. State of Ohio 10. Drug Task Force Funding 11. English Only – 1995-96 12. English Only – 1996 13. Bat File English Only 14. Ethics – 1997 15. Ethics – 1996 16. Farmland Preservation Taskforce 17. Federal Concurrent Jurisdiction 18. Fireworks Bill 19. Flood 1998 20. Gambling 1996 21. Gambling 1997 22. Gas Excise Tax 23. Ibid. 24. 121st General Assembly 25. Achievements 121st G.A. 26. Governor’s Agenda 27. Governor’s Agenda 1997 28.Workforce Development Board 29.Healthcare Reform 30. Housing Trust Fund 31. In-Car Video 32. Interior Designers 33. Jobs 34. Ibid. 35. Jobs II 36. Jobs Bill III 37. Ibid. 38. Jobs for Ohio’s Graduates 39. Jcon Electric Utility Deregulation Meeting 40. JLEC 41. Legislative Record

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42. Licensure


1. Takings 2. State of the State, 1998 3. Ibid., 1997 4. Ibid., 1996 5. Ibid., 1995 6. Ibid., 1994 7. Ibid., 1993 8. Ibid., 1992 9. Ibid., 1991 10. Telecommunication 11. Telecommunication Tax SB 120 12. Telco Tax 13. Tobacco Law 14. Trauma 15. URSB 16. Veto Messages 17. Veto Items 18. Vouchers 19. Welfare Reform 1997 20. Ibid., 1996 21. Ibid., 1995 22. Ibid., 1996 23. Ibid., 1997 24. Workers Comp. – Issue 2


1. Prevailing Wage – 1997 2. Ibid. 3. Ibid., 1996 4. Ibid., 1995

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5. Ibid., 1994 6. Ibid. 7. Ibid., 1993 8. Enforcement Language 9. [Loose] “Exempting Primary & Secondary Schools form Prevailing Wage” 10. [Loose] “Ohio’s Prevailing Wage Law” 11. Privatization Projects 12. Progress Reports 13. Public Records 14. Resumes 15. Retail Wheeling 16. [Loose] “Retail Wheeling of Electrical Power” 17. [Loose] Ohio Consumers Council 18. Revolving Door Rest. State Employees 19. Right To Life 20. Rural Responsibility Act 21. School Funding 22. [Loose] Education Related 23. School Funding 24. Jacobson Statistics on School Funding 25. School Funding 26. [Loose] School Funding Materials


1. Managed Care 2. Mandatory Social Security 3. Medicaid 4. Medicaid Outreach Program 5. Minority Setaside 6. Ibid. 7. Ibid. 8. Ohio 2000 9. Ohio 2000, 1992 10. Ohio 2000/Ohio First, 1993 11. Ibid., 1994 12. Ibid., 1995 13. Ibid., 1996

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14. Ibid., 1997 15. House Repub. Caucus 16. Ohio Housing Trust Fund 17. Ibid. 18. Ohio Safety Belt Coalition 19. Ohio Township Association 20. Open Records SB 36, 1994 21. Ibid, Other States 22. Ibid. 23. Ibid., 1995 24. House Bill 696 – Open Records Law, 1993 25. Ibid., 1996 26. Ibid., 1995 27. Ibid., 1994 28.HB 696 – Open Records Law 29.Partial Birth Abortion 30. Pay Raise Bill – 1996 31. Physician Health Partnership Act


1. Adjutant General 1997 to Present 2. DAS 1998 3. Adm. Services 1997 4. Ibid. 1996 5. Agriculture 1998 6. Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services 1997 7. Commerce 1998 8. Ibid. 1997 9. Ibid. 1996 10. Beer & Wine 11. Ibid. 12. Liquor, Jan.-Dec. 1993-96 13. Ibid., Jan.-Dec. 1997 14. Criminal Justice 1996 15. Criminal Justice 1997 16. Development 1996 17. Development Jan.-Dec. 1997

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18. Education 1996 19. Education, July-Dec. 1997


1. Education, Jan.-June 1997 2. EPA, 1998 3. Ibid., March-June 1996 4. Ibid., July-Dec. 1996 5. Ibid., Jan.-Feb. 1996 6. Equal Opportunity Programs 7. OBES 1993-96 8. OBES 1997-98


1. Health, July-Dec. 1997-98 2. Ibid., Jan.-Dec. 1996 3. Ibid., Jan.-June 1997 4. Ibid., 1997 5. Human Services 1998 6. Ibid., July-Dec. 1997 7. Ibid., Jan.-June 1997 8. Ibid., 1991-96 9. Insurance, Jan.-Dec. 1997 10. Insurance, Jan.-Dec. 1992-96


1. Industrial Commission, Jan.-Dec. 1997 2. Lottery, Jan.-Dec. 1997 3. Mental Health, Jan.-Dec. 1997 4. MR/DD, 1997

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5. ODNR, 1997-98 6. Natural Resources, Jan.-Dec. 1997 7. Drug Treatment info 8. OBM 9. OBM, June-Dec. 1997 10. OBM, Jan.-May 1997 11. Public Safety 12. [Loose] “Final Report: Joint Committee on Electric Utility Deregulation” 13. PUCO 14. Public Utilities, Jan.-Dec. 1997 15. Ibid., Jan.-Dec. 1996 16. URSB


1. Rehab & Corrections 1997 2. Taxation 1993-96 3. Transportation 1997 4. Industrial Commission 5. Health 6. EPA 7. Development 8. Criminal Justice 9. DAS 10. Aging 11. Agriculture 12. Commerce 13. ODNR 14. Mental Health 15. MR/DD 16. Lottery Commission 17. Insurance 18. Workers Comp. 19. ODOT 20. Taxation 21. Rehab/Corrections 22. Public Safety 23. PUCO

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24. Liaison Weeklies 25. [Untitled] Weeklies 26. Weekly, Jan.-March 1998 27. Weekly, Sept.-Dec. 1997 28.[Untitled] Weeklies 29.Workers Comp. 1997 30. Youth Services, Jan.-June 1997


1. Bill Analysis HB 500-836 122nd GA 2. Bill Analysis SB 200-299 3. HB 500-599 [3-Ring Binder] 4. HB 600-699 [3-Ring Binder] 5. HB 700-836 [3-Ring Binder] 6. SB 200-299 [3-Ring Binder]

Series 6: Box #117-0063- Box #117-0067 Box 117-0063 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / Guilford / January 1996-98

1. Bill Analysis HB 1-199 122nd GA 2. Bill Analysis HB 400-499 3. HB 1-99 [3-Ring Binder] 4. HB 100-199 [3-Ring Binder] 5. HB 400-499 [3-Ring Binder]

Box 117-0064 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / Guilford / January 1996-98

1. Tort Reform [3-Ring Binder] 2. Bill Analysis HB 300-399 122nd GA [3-Ring Binder] 3. Bill Analysis HB 200-299 [3-Ring Binder]

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Box 117-0065 Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / Guilford / January 1996-98

1. Bill Analysis SB 1-49 122nd GA [3-Ring Binder] 2. SB 50-99 [3-Ring Binder] 3. Bill Analysis SB 100-199 [3-Ring Binder]


1. Bill Analysis HB 215 Budget 121st GA [3-Ring Binder] 2. Ibid., SB 300-399 [3-Ring Binder] 3. Ibid., SJR/HJR [3-Ring Binder] 4. Ohio Retirement Study Commission [ 3-Ring Binder] 5. HB 350 Tort Reform [3-Ring Binder]


1. 1994 Weeklies 2. State Govn’t. Book 3. Leadership Cincinnati 4. Press Conference, 10/5/94 5. Storm Damage Info. 1998 6. Miscellaneous

Series 6: Box #117-0068- Box #117-0071 Box# 117-0068 – Gov.’s Office / Legislation / Black / Guilford / January 1996-98 [ALL ARE BOUND REPORTS]

1. Cleveland School District Performance Audit 1996 2. Fireworks/Fire Suppression Taskforce 3. State-Sponsored Equal Opportunity Programs in Ohio 4. Prevailing Wage: Making a Case for Exempting Public Schools 5. Capital Improvements Report 1996

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6. 1996 Domestic Violence Taskforce Report 7. Economy & Tax Structure Study – 1994 8. MCO Selection Guide 9. Help Me Grow, 1997 Edition


1. [Loose] Open Records Material 2. Open Records, Govt. Task force 3. HB 696 4. Ibid. 5. Correspondence 6. Open Government File 7. State Theater – Sandusky 8. Legislative Agenda / Priorities 9. Washington 10. Funeral Arrangements / Mrs. V 11. Regional Cabinet Meeting 12. US House Speaker [Newt Gingrich] 13. HB 419, Location of county official meetings 14. [Untitled] Clippings on Inspector General 15. SB 226, School bus legislation 16. Articles 17. Gun Control Legislation 18. Public Records – HB 111 19. GVV Crime Proposal 20. Role Call 21. [Untitled] SB 68, Unauthorized practicing of law 22. HB 64, Firearms at school 23. SB 226, Creates Sunset Review Committee 24. Ibid. 25. Low-Level Radioactive Waste 26. SB 19, Enterprise zone legislation


[3-RING BINDERS AND BOUND]

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1. Maternity Licensure Program 1996 2. Aging/Budget 1998 3. Executive Budget – FY 96-97 [2 vols. In Plastic] 4. Role of Municipalities – Case Study [2 vols.] 5. SB 50 Briefing, ODH Mandates 6. Joint Legislative Committee to Study Ohio’s Public Retirement Plans 7. Executive Budget – FY 96-97 [2 vols.] 8. Executive Budget FY 98-99


[3-RING BINDERS AND BOUND]

1. HB 770, Budget 2. 1996 Legislative Agenda and Priorities 3. 1995 Legislative Priorities 4. 1998 Legislative Agenda 5. 1990 Issues Book

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