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Article: THE WEEK; SEPTEMBER 28 - OCTOBER 4.(NEWS)
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- Crain's Cleveland Business
- Article date:
- October 5, 2009
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The big story: Gov. Ted Strickland decided to fill a $900 million budget hole not with revenue from video slot machines, but by freezing income tax rates at 2008 levels rather than proceed with the last of a series of annual, 4.2% tax cuts put in place during the administration of former Gov. Bob Taft. In passing a two-year budget in July, the governor and the Legislature approved a plan that would have allowed each of the state's seven horse race tracks to install up to 2,500 "video lottery terminals, or slot machines, at their operations. However, the Ohio Supreme Court upset that plan in ruling that provisions of the budget bill that authorize the slots are subject to ...
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Article: Polyvinyl Chloride-Maker Geon to Move Headquarters to Avon ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News;
November 2, 1994 ;
700+ words
... ... yesterday: It is moving from Independence to Avon Lake. The maker of polyvinyl chloride last ... in March said the best spot would be Avon Lake, where it has a compounding plant and ... as yet unfinished office space at the Avon Lake facility, which the company opened in ...
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