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ASSOCIATION OFFICERS This year's edition features a new section among the tweaks and Robert A. Barnes, President Vernon E. Garner, First Vice President twists of the information you have come to expect. It was Richard E. Durst, Second Vice President brought to our attention that the Supreme Court of Ohio was the Greg Wannemacher, Secretary only statewide elected group not previously included in our Daniel E. Hennessey, Treasurer book. We've taken care of that, and you'll find the justices on James W. Bates, Chairman of the Board John N. Hofstetter, ATA VP from Ohio pages 84-85. As always, we welcome such comments from our readers to make subsequent editions even more useful. Membership dues reflect a five-dollar annual subscription for the magazine. Finally, let me say thanks to our advertisers who help defray the Copyright 1999, The Ohio Trucking Association ever-increasing costs of production. Without each of you this directory would not be nearly as complete. A list of these supporters can be found on page 100. The OTA Staff

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Ohio Government Directory Lieutenant Governor Member: Wood Co. Child Abuse & Secretary of State Neglect Advisory Bd., chairman, 1986-87; Medici Circle, president, 1984-85; Sexual Abuse Prevention Project, 1981-88; Perrysburg Against Substance Abuse; Wood Co. Bar Assn., Historical Soc. Farm Bureau. Township Assn.; Waterville Historical Soc; Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce; Black Swamp Humanitarian Awards Com. Recipient: Robert E. Hughes Memorial Award, 1992; Black Swamp Humanitarian Award, 1991; Ohio Hospice Senator of the Year, 1991; Medical College of Ohio Dist. Citizen Award. 1991; Government Leaders Against Drunk Driving, 1990; WSOS Com­ munity Action Com. Cert, of Appreciation. 1990; Wood Co. Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Dist. Svc. Award, 1990; Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Assn. Resolution of MAUREEN O'CONNOR Honor, 1990: Wood Co. School Administra­ J. KENNETH BLACKWELL tors Outstanding Svc, 1988. Lieutenant Governor. 77 S. High St.. Secretary of State, 30 E. Broad St., 14th 30th Fl.. Columbus 43266-0601. Former Ashland County residents each year floor, Columbus, 43266-0418. Summit Co. Prosecutor, 1995-99: judge. receive about $82,145,038 from the truck­ Cincinnati councilman and mayor; deputy Summit Co. Court of Common Pleas. 1993-95. ing industry. This figure represents undersecretary to U.S. Dept. of Housing and Age: 48; sons, Alex, Ed. Phone: 614/ $474,553 in truck registration fees; Urban Dev. and ambassador to United Na­ 466-3396 (O). $803,031 in fuel taxes, and $80,867,455 tions Human Rights Commission. Education: Seton Hill College, B.A.. in wages to the industry's 2,318 workers Age: 50; wife, Rosa; children, Kimberly, 1973; Cleveland Marshall College of Law, in Ashland County. RahShann. Kristin. 1156 Elm Park Drive, J.D.. 1980. Ashtabula County residents each year Cincinnati, 45216. Phones: 513/242-6701 Member: St. Vincent Catholic Church, receive about $153,871,008 from the (H), 614/466-2655 (O). Akron; Summit Co. Child Support Enforce­ trucking industry. This figure represents Education: Xavier Univ., B.S..Master of ment Agency, director. $830,159 in truck registration fees; education; senior fellow. Urban Morgan Inst, Recipient: MADD Law Enforcement $1,136,886 in fuel taxes, and for Human Rights, Univ. of Cincinnati, fel­ Award. 1997: Cleveland State Distinguished $151,903,964 in wages to the industry's low, Harvard Univ.; and Heritage Founda­ Alumnae Award for Civic Achievement. 4,355 workers in Ashtabula County. tion. Washington, DC. 1997. Athens County residents each year Member: Natl. Commission on Eco­ receive about $87,660,095 from the truck­ nomic Growth and Tax Reform, Natl. Assn. Attorney General ing industry. This figure represents of State Treasurers; Natl. Assn. of State $354,630 in truck registration fees; Auditors. Comptrollers and Treasurers; Natl. $729,719 in fuel taxes, and $86,575,745 Assn. of Securities Professionals; Greater in wages to the industry's 2,482 workers Cincinnati Urban Bankers Assn.; Boards of in Athens County. Xavier Univ.. Wilmington College, Wilberforce Univ.. Cincinnati Technical

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BETTY D. MONTGOMERY WILLIAM A. ANTONOPLOS Attorney General, 30 E. Broad St.. 17th floor, Columbus, 43266-0410. Wood Co. Suite 220 Prosecuting Attorney, 1981-88. Senator, 21 East State Street Telephone (614) 461-1840 1989-94. Columbus, Ohio 43215 Facsimile (614) 461-1855 Age: 50; single. 11145 Riverbend West Court. Perrysburg, 43551. Phones: 614/ 577-8065 (H), 614/466-3376 (O). Education: Bowling Green State Univ., B.A.. English, ; Univ. of Toledo College of Law, J.D.

Ohio Government Directory College. Grant/Riverside Hospitals. Natl. Recipient: Longworth Award as Dist. trustee; Hon. trustee. Recovery Resources of Taxpayers Union of Ohio. Physicians for Alumnus, Univ. of Cincinnati College of Cleveland; Citizen's League of GreaterCleve­ Human Rights; American Council of Young Law, 1997; ACES Golden Heart Award foi land: Ohio and American Bar Assns.; Natl. Political Leaders, Greater Cincinnati Coun­ Child Support Advocacy, 1996. State Auditor's Assn.; Natl. Assn. of State cil on World Affairs. Intl. Republican Inst.. Auditors. Comptrollers and Treasurers; Assn. Congressional Human Rights Foundation. State Auditor of Certified Fraud Examiners; Assn. of Gov­ Council of Foreign Relations; Government ernment Accountants; Government Finance Accounting Stds. Bd. task force; former vice Officers Assn.; Police and Firemen's Dis­ chair of Cincinnati Employees Retirement ability and Pension Fund Bd.; retirement System Fund . boards of PERS, State Employees, State Recipient: Honorary degrees from Teachers'. Highway Patrol; Bd. of Deposits; Wilberforce Univ.. Franklin Pierce College. Deferred Compensation Bd.; Commission­ Cincinnati Technical College; fellow at ers of the Sinking Fund of Ohio, president. Harvard Univ. School of Govt.. Aspen Insti­ Recipient: American Liver Foundation tute, Salzburg Seminar and School o\ Ad­ Svc. Award, 1994; Pub. Off. of Year, Ger­ vanced Intl. Studies at Johns Hopkins I ni\ man Amer. Fed. of , 1992; U.S. State Department Superior Honor Solidarity Award. Social Agencies Employ­ Award; Xavier Univ. Dist. Alumnus Award; ees Union-Dist. 1199, 1992; Man of Year, U.S. Small Bus. Admin. Advisory Award; Ripon Club. 1991; Brooklyn High School Martin Luther King DreamKeeper Award; Hall of Fame; Hon. Doctor of Public Admin.. NAACP Pub. Svc. Award. Denison Univ., 1998; Hon. Watchdog of Treasury, 1998; Natl. GFOA Innovation State Treasurer Award. 1998. JAMES M. PETRO Belmont County residents each year Auditor of State. 88 E. Broad St.. 5th receive about $102,938,286 from the floor, Columbus, 43216-1140. Cuyahoga trucking industry. This figure represents Co. Commissioner, 1991-94; Ohio Rep.. $599,241 in truck registration fees; 1981-84, 1987-90; Rocky River law direc­ $858,317 in fuel taxes, and $ 101,480,727 tor, 1980 and councilman. 1977-79. in wages to the industry's 2,909 workers Age: 50; wife. Nancy Bero; children. in Belmont County. Corbin, John. 1021 Linworth Village Drive. Brown County residents each year Columbus, 43235. Phones: 614/459-2403 receive about $62,973,695 from the truck­ (H). 614/466-4514 (Oi ing industry. This figure represents Education: Denison Univ., B.A.; Case $397,809 in truck registration fees: Western Reserve Univ. School of Law, J.D. $736,068 in fuel taxes, and $61,839,818 Member: Past trustee. County Commis­ in wages to the industry's 1,773 workers sioners Assn. of Ohio; Cuyahoga Co. Law in Brown County. Directors' Assn.; United Way of Cleveland, past; American Liver Found. Ohio Chapter JOSEPH T. DETERS

Ohio Treasurer of State, 30 E. Broad St., 9th floor. Columbus. 43266-0421. Former Hamilton Co. Prosecutor, 1992-98; Hamilton Co. Clerk of Courts, 1988-92; Asst. Hamilton Co. Prosecutor. 1982-88. The power of human connections Age: 41; wife. Melissa Hendon, chil­ dren, Joseph, Jonathan. Mary Elyse. Phone: Ohio Electric Cooperatives, 614/466-2160(0). serving 77 of Ohio's 88 counties. Education: Wittenberg Univ., 1976; Univ. of Cincinnati, B.S., 1979, Univ. of Cincin­ nati College of Law, J.D.. 1982. Geoffrey Smith Member: Univ. of Cincinnati Board of Director, Government Affairs Trustees and Finance Com.; Leukemia Soc. of America Board; St. Joseph Cemetery Board; Our Lady of Victory School Athletic- Boosters; past chair. Enforcement Com., OHIO ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES, INC. Governor's Task Force on Gun Violence; B0CKEYE POWER, INC. Black Lawmen's Assn. Outreach Prog. Bd. 6677 Busch Blvd.. P.O. Box 26036 Auglaize County residents each year Columbus, Ohio 43226-0036 receive about $80,153,814 from the truck- (614)846-5757, ext. Ill ing industry. This figure represents $401,658 in truck registration fees; A Touchstone Energy Parmer ^.''-A $787,465 in fuel taxes, and $78,964,691 in wages to the industry's 2,264 workers in Auglaize County.

Ohio Government Directory Adjutant General 1733 E. McMillan St.. Cincinnati, 45206. Education: Long Island College Hospi­ Phones: 513/861-6994 (H), 614/466-6511 tal School of Nursing. RN; attended The (O). Ohio State Univ., Rutgers Univ. and Douglass Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, B.A., College. political science, 1966, M.A.. public admin­ Member: League of Women Voters, istration, 1967. Ohio president, 1975-77: Columbus Area, Distinctions: Adjunct Asst. professor, Ohio and Natl. Women's Political Caucus; Drake Univ., 1973, and Univ. of Dayton, Ohio Farm Bureau; Columbus Metropolitan 1992-93. Club: Delaware Co. Republican Central Com. and Republican Women's Club. Department of Aging Agriculture

MAJ. GEN. JOHN HOWARD SMITH Ohio Adjutant General. 2825 W. Dublin- Granville Rd., Columbus, 43235-2789. Former Asst. Adj. Gen. - Air. Age: 58; wife, Anita; children, Peter, Andrew. Sarah. 374 Ashford Drive, Westerville, 43082. Phones: 614/523-1704 (H), 614/336-7070(0). Education: Univ. of Minnesota, B.S., economics; Drake Univ.; U.S. Army War College. JOAN W. LAWRENCE FRED L. DAILEY Member: Natl. Guard Assn. of the U.S.; Director. Department of Aging. 50 W. Director, Ohio Department of Agricul­ Adjutants General Assn. of the U.S.; Air Broad St.. 9th floor.Columbus , 43266-0501. ture, 8995 E. Main St., Reynoldsburg, 43068. Force Assn.; U.S. Army WarCollege Alumni Big Walnut Board of Ed., 1970-73; Ohio Former director, Indiana Div. of Agricul­ Assn. Rep. 80th Dist.. 1983-1998. ture, Dept. of Commerce. Recipient: Legion of Merit. 1996; Meri­ Age: 67: husband. Wayman; sons, Age: 53; wife. Rita; children, Dawn. torious Service Medal, 1991. Wayman. David; daughter. Anne. 4567 Red Shawn, Calley. 13126 Miller Rd., Mt. Bank Rd., Galena, 43021. Phone: 740/965- Vernon, 43050. Phones: 740/397-0517(H), Administrative Services 2820(H), 614/466-7246(0). 614/466-2732(0).

OHIO ASSOCIATION OF AREA AGENCIES ON C. SCOTT JOHNSON AGING Director, Department of Administrative Services, 30 E. Broad St., 40th Fl„ Colum­ Area Agencies on Aging - celebrating bus, 43266-0401. Former consultant, U.S. over 25 years of service to older Ohioans Agency for Intl. Development; Exec. Dir., Cincinnati Union Terminal Museum Center Foundation; Cincinnati city manager; Okla­ homa city manager; Portsmouth (OH) city 1335 Dublin Rd., Suite 200-A, Columbus, OH 43215 manager. 614/481-3511; www.ohioaging.org

Ohio Government Directory Education: Anderson Univ., B.A.. Pol. Budget & Management Commerce Sci. and history; Ball State Univ.. MPA. public administration. Member: Past president. Mid-America Intl. Agri-Trade Council (MIATCO); past president, Midwest Assn. iA State Depts. of Agriculture (MASDA); chairman, food Regulation & Nutrition Com., NAGPA. Recipient: Buckeye Agri-Marketer of the Year, 1989; Golden Boot Award, ABN Radio and TV. 1990; Industry Svc. Award. Ohio Veterinary Medical Assn.; Outs. State Agriculture Exec. 1998; Ohio Farm Bur. Dist. Svc. to Agriculture Award, 1998: Hon State FFA Degree, 1992.

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10 Ohio Government Directory FOPLodge#14Legislatorofthe Year, 1986; 3930 Cedar Crest Lane, Columbus, 43230. Ohio Chiefs of Police Exceptional Legisla­ Phones: 614/471-0237 (H), 614/466-0990 ,H>CIP4Z tor Award, 1987; Catholic War Veterans (O). Dist. Legislator Award; CSU Alumni Assn. Education: Univ. of Illinois, B.S., mar­ George B. Davis Award. keting. Member: Founder and chair of the Inland Consumers' Counsel Port Commission; former chair of the Port Columbus Intl. Airport Bd. and Columbus Chamber of Commerce. Served on Gov. 's Education Advisory trUk " r.Qf* Com. and Vice President Al Gore's Re-In­ venting Government project. Recipient: Small Business Development Region of the Year from Columbus Cham­ ber of Commerce. The Ohio Education Municipal League

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Consumers' Counsel. Office of Consum­ Working with the ers' Counsel. 77 S. High St.. 15th Floor, General Assembly Columbus. 43266-0550. Former section chief. Public Utili­ And for Ohio's ties Sec, 1983-91; Court of Claims Sec. Cities and Villages 1979-83; Consumer Protection Sec, 1975- 79. Since 1953. Age: 51; Phone: 614/466-8574(0). Education: DePauw Univ., B.A., politi­ SUSAN TAVE ZELMAN cal science; Univ. of Akron School of Law, Susan J. Cave, Superintendent of Public Instruction. Ohio J.D. Dept. of Education, 65 S. Front St.. Rm. Executive Director Member: Secretary. Natl. Assn. of State 1005. Columbus, 43215. Phone: 614/466- Consumer Advocates; Gas Research Insti­ 7578 (O). Former deputy commissioner, tute Adv. Council; Columbus. Ohio and John K. Mahoney, Missouri Dept. of Elementary and Second­ American Bar Assns. ary Education. Deputy Director Age: 53; husband Alan, three grown Development Department children. Victoria Gate, 9 W. Lincoln, Co­ Edward L. Albright, lumbus, 43215. Phone: 614/224-8324 (H). Senior Legislative Assistant Education: Univ. of . M.A.. 1969, Ph.D., 1973, education. Member: Council of Chief State School Kent M. Scarrett, Officers Study Commission; Natl. Council Legislative Assistant for Accreditation of Teacher Education, con­ sultant: Phi AlphaTheta History Honor Soc; formerly involved in MA Assn. of Teacher Educators, Eastern Educational Research Assn.. Heartland's Alliance for Minority 175 S. Third St. Participation, Univ. of MO System. New England Educational Research Organization. Suite 510 Recipient: Hunter College Hall of Fame; Columbus, Ohio MA Middle Level School Administrators' 43215-7100 Assn. Edward W. Koskella Award; Natl. Science Research Opportunity Award to Women Grant; associate in research and (614) 221-4349 visiting scholar. Harvard Univ., leadership FAX (614) 221-4390 C. LEE JOHNSON role in numerous education grants; invited to make presentation to International Congress Director. Ohio Department of Develop­ www.omunileague.org ment, 77 S. High St., 29th FL, Columbus, on Mathematical Education, Budapest, Hun­ 43215-6108. Former president of Limited gary; Social Science Education Research Distribution Svcs. Trainership, U.S. Office of Education; Age: 66; wife, Barbara: sons, Craig, Eric. Rackham Doctoral Research Stipend Award. Ohio Government Directory 11 Employment Services Human Services I Hrector, Ohio Dept. of Human Services, 30 E. Broad St., 32nd floor, Columbus, 43266- 0423. Phone: 614/466-6282(0) (full bio not available at press time)

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12 Ohio Government Directory Industrial Commission Chairman. Ohio Industrial Commission, Inspector General 30 W. Spring St., L-30, Columbus, 43215- 2233. Former Ohio Rep., 1st Dist., 1987-97. Age: 50; wife, Kay; children, Marshall, Kendra, Parker. Phone: 614/466-3711(0). Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.S., agricultural economics. Member: Ohio Seed Dealers; Ohio Seed Improvement Assn.; Hope Lodge F&AM: Farm Bureau: Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. Recipient: Patrick A. O'Neill Memorial Award. Butler County residents each year re­ ceive about $561,055,981 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents $2,234,713 in truck registration fees; $1,628,650 in fuel taxes, and $557,192,618 in wages to the industry's 15,973 workers in Butler County. WILLIAM E. THOMPSON THOMAS P. CHARLES Inspector General, 30 E. Broad St., Suite 1820, Columbus, 43266-0820. Former As­ sistant Superintendent, Ohio State Highway Patrol. Age: 56; wife, Brigette; children. Brian, Brenda, Bethany. 1018 Aberdeen Ct.. Pickerington. 43147. Phones: 614/834- 1470(H). 614/644-9110(0). OHIO LAND TITLE Education: Penn State; Central Ohio Tech; Youngstown State; Lakeland Com­ ASSOCIATION munity College. Member: FOP. OTC, Masons; Scottish In the year 2000, OLTA celebrates 90 years of service Rite. Provost. OSP Credit Union Director; to Ohio's Title Industry Board of Editors Public Integrity. Insurance

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Ohio Government Directory 13 Legislative Inspector General Ohio Lottery lorcement Execs.; AAMVA Customer Ser­ vice; former director, St. Vincent Charity Hospital's Div. of Trauma, Cleveland. Recipient: Poise Foundation Business and Professional Award. Pittsburgh; Opera­ tion Dib/Careers. Inc. Humanitarian Award, Pittsburgh.

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JAMES E. ROGERS MITCHELL J. BROWN Legislative Inspector General, 50 W. Executive Director, Ohio Lottery Com­ Broad St., Suite 1308, Columbus, 43215. mission. 615 W. Superior Ave., Cleveland. Former special agent. F.B.I.. 1967-93. 441 13-9885. Former director, Ohio Dept ol Age: 61: wife, Pam; children. Robert. Public Safety; former registrar. Bureau o\ Kim. Paula. Ginny. 4649 Mossrock Drive, Motor Vehicles; former director of public Hilliard,43026. Phones: 614/876-6015(11). safety, Cleveland. 614/728-5100(0). Age: 51; wife, Rebecca: daughter, MICHAEL F. HOGAN Education: Univ. of Wisconsin, B.S., Lindsey Noelle. 6113 Chinaberry Drive, mechanical engineering; American Univ., Columbus, 43213. Phones: 614/868-0941 Director. Dept. of Mental Health. 30 E. M.S.. administration ol justice; Capital Uni v. (H), 216/787-3344(0) Broad St., 11th Fl.. Columbus. 43266-0414. Law School. J.D. Education: Harvard Univ., Senior Exec. Former commissioner. Connecticut Dept. of Member: Chair. Columbus Chapter, Soc. Prog.; Univ. of Pittsburgh. Mental Health. of Former Special Agents of the F.B.I. Member: Natl. Assn of Black Law En- Phone: 614/466-2337(0).

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14 Ohio Government Directory Education: Cornell Univ., B.S., 1969, DD; two-term president. Ohio Superinten­ Muskingum College. 1998-1999: Ohio Rep. communication arts; State Univ. Col., NY, dents of Co. Bds. of MR/DD. 1971-76; Senator 1977-83. M.S.. educational administration, 1972; Syra­ Age: 51; wife, Nancy; son. Kirk. 7660 Age: 62; wife, Sharon; sons, Sam III. cuse Univ., PhD, administration of special Turtle Creek Drive, Dayton, 45414. Phones: Derek. Phone: 614/265-6879(0). education, 1977; graduate study at Smith 937/898-4725 (H), 614/466-5214 (O). Education: Muskingum College, summa College, Geo. Washington Univ., Harvard Education: Shippensburg Univ.. bach­ cum laude; Master's and Ph.D. in govern­ Business School. elor; Curry School of Education, Univ. of ment from Harvard. Distinctions: Author of numerous books, VA, Master's, 2nd Master's in education ad­ Member: Past chair, East Central Col­ reports, monographs and other professional ministration, Univ. of VA. lege Consortium, Assn. of Independent Col­ publications. Member: United Way; the Developmen­ leges and Universities of Ohio. Ohio Assn. tal Disabilities Hall of Fame; Ohio Public of Economics and Political Scientists. Ohio Mental Retardation and Images. Helplink; The Brighter Tomorrow Foundation of Indep. Colleges Board, Natl. Found.; Ohio Assn. of Co. Bds. of MR/DD. Assn. of Independent Colleges and Univer­ Developmental Disabilities Natural Resources sities Policy Analysis Commission; The Wilds Board; Cambridge Savings Bank and CAMCO Financial Corp. Bds.; past chair, Fund for the Improvement of Post Second­ ary Education; founding president. 15-county Eastern Ohio Development Alliance.

Public Safety

MAUREEN O'CONNOR Director. Ohio Department of Public Safety, 1970 W. Broad St., Columbus, 43223. (See bio at Lt. Governor listing)

Carroll County residents each year receive about $44,381,835 from the trucking industry. This figure repre­ KENNETH W. RITCHEY SAMUEL W. SPECK sents $278,355 in truck registration fees: Director. Dept. of Mental Retardation $657,044 in fuel taxes, and $43,446,436 and Developmental Disabilities. 1810 Director, Ohio Dept. of Natural Re­ in wages to the industry's 1,245 workers Sullivant Ave.. Columbus, 43223-1239. sources. 1930 Belcher Dr.. Bldg. D-3, Co­ in Carroll County. Former Supt.. Montgomery Co. Bd. of MR/ lumbus, 43224-1387. Former president of THE PUBLIC'S PARTNER FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

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CRAIG A. GLAZER COL. KENNETH B. ALAN R. SCHRIBER Commissioner. Public Utilities Commis­ MARSHALL sion. 180 E. Broad St.. Columbus, 43215. Chairman, Public Utilities Commission, Former Cleveland Utility Counsel and PUCO Superintendent. Ohio Stale Highw ay Pa­ 180 1-:. Broad St.. Columbus, 43215. PUCO Chairman. trol. 1970 W. Broad St.. Columbus, 43223; commissioner, 1983-89. Age: 41; wife, Kathy; son, Matthew. member of OSHP, 29 years. Age: 54; wife, Cheryl; children. Abbs. Phone: 614/466-3204(0). Age: 52; wife.Christa;daughteiv Heidi, Ari. 415 Reily Rd., Cincinnati, 45215. Education: Univ. of Pennsylvania. B.A., Deborah. Resident of Pataskala. Phone: Phones: 513/821-7221 (H), 614/466-3204 1976, with distinction; Vanderbilt Univ. Law 614/466-2990(0). (O). School. J.D.. 1979; Natl. Inst, of Trial Advo­ Education: Northwestern Univ. Traffic Education: Univ. of Wisconsin. B.S., cacy. 1981. Institute, advanced police management. 1967. economics; Miami Univ., M.S., eco­ Member: Executive and Electricity Recipient: Vietnam Service and Cam­ nomics. 1972; Indiana Univ., Ph.D.. eco­ Coins.. Natl. Assn. of Regulatory Utility paign medals. Presidential Unit Citation. nomics. 1976. Commissioners:chair. AmeritechReg Regu National Defense medal. Member: V.P.. Rockdale Temple. Cin­ latory Com. and AEP Reg. Regulatory Coor­ cinnati; Wyoming School Foundation Bd.: dinating Com.; chair, Ohio Power Siting Bd.; Bureau of Motor Vehicles WGUC - FM Advisory Committee. Cincin­ president, Ohio Energy Projects Bd.. Ohio nati. Utility Radiological Safety Bd.

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Boyd B. Ferris Alison B. Forche David A. Ferris Damon P. Muldoon FRANK CALTRIDER Complete Business and Corporate Services, including: Registrar. Bureau of Motor Vehicles. 1970 Telecommunications Energy W. Broad St., Columbus 43223. Former Transportation Water & Sewer assistant BMV registrar, 1991 -96; dealer re­ lations director, Ohio Auto Dealers Assn.. Taxation Real Estate 1984-91; Admin. Asst. to registrar, 1977-84; Employee Relations Bankruptcy BMV Planning & Research Sec, 1975-77. Civil Litigation Estate Planning Age: 47; single. 6551 Canby Place. Reynoldsburg. 43068-3947. Phones: 614/ Trusts Probate 863-3137 (H). 614/752-7100 (O). Workers' Comp. Defense Purchases & Mergers Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.S., Representation before governmental agencies for Hazardous Materials business administration, 1973. and other Civil Forfeiture Violations.

16 Ohio Government Directory Utility Commissioners Finance & Technol­ Age: 42; wife, Danielle; daughter ogy Com. Madeline; sons, Christian, Zachary. 450 Recipient: Pressey Scholar, 1973-77; Taylor St.. Zanesville, 43701. Phones: 740/ Arts and Science Scholarship Award; Out­ 454-1767 (H), 614/466-3905 (O). standing Senior Scholastic Award; Alpha Education: Muskingum College, degree Lambda Delta Honorary Society; Phi Kappa in political science and history, 1979; Capi­ Phi Honorary Society. tal Univ.. law degree cum laude, 1989. Member: Gen. Mgr. and coach, Stewart- Glapat Men's Flag Football Team since 1986; OHSAA High School Wrestling official for 20 years; Zanesville Rotary; Zanesville Con­ cert Assn. Board since 1992. Recipient: NCAA Wrestling All-Ameri­ can. 1979; Rotary Intl. Paul Harris Fellow, 1998; Capital Law School Order of the Cu­ ria, 1989; Zanesville Area Jaycees Dist. Svc. Award for Civic Achievements, 1989; Zanesville Civic League Outs. Citizen RONDA HARTMAN FERGUS Award. 1987; Inducted to Muskingum Col­ Commissioner. Public Utilities Commis­ lege Athletic Hall of Fame, 1992; 16 Years sion, 180 E. Broad St., 12th floor, Columbus, Perfect Attendance, Zanesville Rotary. 43215-3793. Former chief of Telecommu­ nications. Utilities Dept.; Asst. to the legal director: special projects coordinator; tele­ Champaign County residents each communications chief. Water & Sewer Le­ year receive about $62,888,371 from the gal Dept.: administrative law judge. DONALD L. MASON, ESQ. trucking industry. This figure represents Husband. John C. Fergus II; son, Corey. Commissioner, Public Utilities Commis­ $348,798 in truck registration fees; Phone: 614/466-8213(0). sion. 180 E. Broad St., Columbus, 43215. $699,754 in fuel taxes, and $61,839,818 Education: The , OH Dept. of Natural Resources Div. of Oil in wages to the industry's 1,773 workers B.S. cum laude: The Ohio State University and Gas chief. 1991-98, and deputy director in Champaign County. Law School. J.D. for Recreation Mgt., 1993-95; former Member: Sports Car Club of America; Zanesville mayor, 1984-91; council presi­ Porsche Club; Natl. Assn. of Regulatory dent, 1982-83.

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OTIA Legislative Committee (left to right) Front: Connie Nolder. OTIA, John Honabarger GTE: Yvonne Lesicko. Cincinnati Bell. Connie Browning, Ameritech: Middle: Chairman - Steve Clark. Ameritech: Chris Colwell. Cincinnati Bell, Vickie Norris, CenturyTel: Pat Collins, Horizon: Back: RickYocum, Sprint, Vice Chair • Kathy Hobbs, ALLTEL: Dan Helmick. Sprint, Bob Blazer. Ameritech: Charley Moses. OTIA.

Ohio Government Directory 17 administration; Univ. of Cincinnati, doctor ate in education. Member: American Correctional Assn.. past president; Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission; Commission on African- American Males; Ohio Correctional anil Court Svcs. Assn., past president; Assn ol State Correctional Administrators; North American Assn. of Wardens and Superinten­ dents; Nad. Assn. of Blacks in Criminal Justice, past president, Ohio Chap.: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Gothic Masonic Lodge No. 122, past master: King Solomon Transportation Consistory No. 20; Sinai Temple No. 59; Central State Univ. Law Enforcement Com. Recipient: Michael Francke Award. ASCA; William L. Hasiic Award. NABCJ; Public Svc. Awards from CCA and Friends JUDITH A. JONES of Amistad. Commissioner, Public Utilities Commis­ sion, 180 E. Broad St.. Columbus, 43215- Taxation 3793. Toledo councilwoman, 1983-89,94- 97. Photo Not Available Husband. Millard Jones, Jr. 2318 Densmore Drive, Toledo, 43606. Phones: 419/536-1108 (H), 614/644-8226 (O). Education: Cornell Univ.. B.A.. 1956, chemistry; Univ. of Michigan. M.S.. 1959. biological chemistry. Member: Ohio AirQuality Dev. Author­ ity; chair. Fuel Source Adv. Council: Natl. Photo Not Available Coal Council; Natl. Assn. of Regulatory Utility Commissions Com. of Gas; Women Not Appointed Execs, in State Government; Technical Adv. Com. of the Ohio Coal Dev. Office. at Press Time Recipient: Council of Governments Chairman Emeri­ tus - Public Policy Awrd; American Heart Assn. Volunteer Leadership Award: Toast- masters Intl. Leadership Award. Not Appointed at Press Time

REGINALD A. WILKINSON HEEH mmspom. inc Director. Ohio Department of Rehabili­ Sox 1417« Hudson, Oflto 44236 • Phone (216) 650-0500 tation and Correction, 1050 Freeway Drive, N, Columbus, 43229. Former deputy direc­ tor; Warden, Dayton Correc. Inst.: Supt.. Correcs. Training Acad., Orient; other cor­ Harold M. Keen Customer Service rections positions. Chairman of the Board USA (888) 872-5336 Phone: 614/752-1164(0). Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A., political science, M.A., higher education 18 Ohio Government Directory Member: Professor, The Ohio State Univ. and Capital Univ. on criminal justice issues; chairman for the Exec. Com. on the Com­ mission on Accreditation for Corrections; past president. Council of Juvenile Correc­ Serving the tional Administrators. Recipient: 1998 Walter E. Dunbar Ex­ Concrete cellence in Corrections Award; 1991 Natl. Industry Governors Assn. Dist. Service Award. Clark County residents each year re­ Since 1938 ceive about $228,051,397 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents Youth Services $989,707 in truck registration fees; $949,944 in fuel taxes, and $226,111.745 OHIO in wages to the industry's 6,482 workers in Clark County. Clermont County residents each year receive about $299,818,782 from the trucking industry. This figure represents $1,291,922 in truck registration fees; $744,351 in fuel taxes, and $297,782,509 in wages to the industry's 8,536 workers in Clermont County. Clinton County residents each year receive about $81,777,468 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents $477,344 in truck registration fees; $749,796 in fuel taxes, and $80,550,327 Roger P. Jones in wages to the industry's 2,309 workers President in Clinton County. Columbiana County residents each GENO NATALUCCI- year receive about $170,653,508 from Keith McNamara the trucking industry. This figure repre­ Legislative Counsel PERSICHETTI sents $966,896 in truck registration fees; Director. Ohio Dept. of Youth Services, $974,903 in fuel taxes, and $ 168,711,709 51 N.HighSt., Room 300, Columbus, 43215. in wages to the industry's 4.836 workers P.O. Box 29190 Director since 1987. in Columbiana County. Columbus, Ohio Age: 54; wife, Toni; children. Mary. Coshocton County residents each year 43229-0190 Anna, Joseph. 9710 Meadow Wood Drive receive about $57,955,074 from the truck­ NW, Pickerington, 43147. Phones: 614/ ing industry. This figure represents (614)891-0210 868-1796 (H): 614/466-8783 (O). $345,030 in truck registration fees: FAX (614) 891-2675 Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.S., $844,263 in fuel taxes, and $56,765,782 social welfare, 1967; Xavier Univ.. graduate in wages to the industry's 1,627 workers studies. in Coshocton County.

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DeWine. Michael (R) 28 Voinovich, George V (R) 28 Chabot. Steve (R-lst) 21 Portman. Rob (R-2nd) .. 25 Hall, Tony P (D-3rd)... 22 Oxley. Michael G (R-4th) ... 25 Gillmor. Paul E (R-5th) .., 22 Strickland. Ted (D-6th)... 27 Hobson, David L (R-7th) ... 22 Boehner. John A (R-8th) ... 21 Kaptur. Marcy (D-9th)... 23 Kucinich. Dennis J (D-lOth). 24 (D) STEVEN J. CHABOT (R) 23 Jones. Stephanie Tubbs (D-l 1th) Congress. 13th Dist. (Geauga, Medina, Congress, 1st Dist. (Hamilton). Former 24 Kasich. John R (R-12th) . parts of Cuyahoga. Lorain. Portage. Sum­ Cincinnati Councilman. Hamilton Co. Com­ Brown. Sherrod (D-13th). 21 mit, Trumbull). . missioner. Sawyer, Thomas C (D-14th). 26 1983-91; Ohio Rep.. 1975-83. Attorney. Pryce, Deborah (R-15th) . 26 Age: 46; daughters, Emily, Elizabeth. Age: 46; wife, Donna; daughter. Erika; Regula. Ralph (R-16th) . 26 2625 E. Erie, Lorain. Phone: 216/288-3221 (H). son, Brandon. Phone: 513/662-8000 (W). Education: Yale Univ., B.A., Russian Education: College of William & Mary; Traficant, Jr., James A (D-l7th). 27 25 studies; The Ohio State Univ.. M.A. educa­ Chase College of Law. Ney, Robert (R-18th) . Member: American. Ohio, Cincinnati 24 tion. M.S. public administration. LaTourette. Steven C (R-19th) Recipient: Outstanding Alumnus Award, Bar Assns.; Hamilton Co. Republican Club: OSU, 1988. Westwood Civic Assn.; Friends of the Parks; Chairman. Youth Task Force, spearheaded Crawford County residents each year effort to use jail inmates to beautify receive about $70,996,641 from the truck­ interstates; double celling inmates, initiated ing industry. This figure represents effort to require inmates in Hamilton Co. to $389,237 in truck registration fees; pay for their own incarceration. $839,404 in fuel taxes, and $69,768,000 in wages to the industry's 2,000 workers in Crawford County. Darke County residents each year re­ Cuyahoga County residents each year ceive about $93,385,866 from the truck­ receive about $2,230,536,192 from the ing industry. This figure represents trucking industry. This figure represents $543,712 in truck registration fees; $8,050,626 in truck registration fees; $875,245 in fuel taxes, and $91,966,909 $7,034,438 in fuel taxes, and in wages to the industry's 2,636 workers $2,215,451,127 in wages to the industry' s in Darke County. 63,509 workers in Cuyahoga County.

JOHN A. BOEHNER (R) Specializing in Bulk Dump Truck Commodities Congress, 8th Dist. (Butler, Darke. Mi­ ami. Preble. Shelby, part of Auglaize. Mer­ cer, Montgomery) Ohio Rep., 1984-90; Union Twp. trustee, 1980-84. President, Nucite Sales, Inc. BROWN TRANSPORT, INC. Age: 49; wife, Deborah; children, Lind­ say, Tricia. Phone: 513/894-6003 (W). Post Office Box 6 Education: Xavier Univ., B.S., business 6387 ST. RT. 122 administration. WEST ALEXANDRIA, OH 45381 Member: Union Twp., Cincinnati and Dayton Chambers of Commerce; ButlerCo. Mental Health Assn.: Knights of Columbus; ButlerCo. Farm Bureau; Amer. Heart Assn., board: YMCA Capital Campaign Co-chair; Serving Southwestern Ohio American Legion -#218; Union Elem. School PTA: St. John Catholic Church. Recipient: Three-time recipient. United 513/787-3512 Conservatives of Ohio Award; Watchdog of the Treasury, 1992.

Ohio Government Directory 21 Ohio Governor's Aw aid: Recipient: Food and Agriculture Org. of Hall of Fame; Watchdog of the Treasury; the Silver World Food Day NCSL Award for leadership in the Ohio Medal, 1992; U.S. AID Presidential End Senate; Thomas Jefferson Award; Outs. Leg­ Hunger Award, 1992; Osfam America Part­ islator of Year. Ohio VFW; Hon. degrees ners Award, 1992; Bread for the World Dist. from Ohio Univ., Tiffin Univ., Rio Grande Svc. Against Hunger Award; NCAA Silver ('ol lege; U.S. House Republican Policy Com Anniversary Award; Hon. Doctor of Laws mittee representing four states; Asst. Repub­ degrees from Asbury and Eastern Colleges. lican Whip.

PAUL E. GILLMOR (R) Congress. 5th Dist. (Erie, Henry, Huron. Paulding. Putnam. Sandusky. Seneca. Defi­ ance, Van Wert, Williams, part of Lorain, Mercer. Ottawa. Wood). Ohio Sen.. 1967- 88, Republican Leader. 1978-88. Attorney. Age: 60; wife. Karen; daughters. Linda. Julie: sons. Paul Michael. Connor. Adam. TONY P. HALL (D) DAVID L. HOBSON (R) 7750 N. County Rd. 51, Old Fort. 44861. Congress. 7th Dist. (Champaign. Clark. Education: Ohio Wesleyan Univ., B.A.; Congress. 3rd Dist. (Montgomery). Ohio I.in field. Fayette, Greene, Union, part of Univ. of Michigan Law School. J.D. Rep. 1969-72; , 1973-78; Cong. Pickaway,Logan.Ross). OhioSenate. 1982- Member: Phi Delta Phi legal fraternit) : since 1978. 90, Pres. Pro Tem, 1988-90. Pi Sigma Alpha Natl. Political Science Hon­ Real estate agent. Businessman. orary: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Rotary: Ameri­ Age: 57; wife, Janet; daughter. Jyl: son. can Legion; Vietnam Veterans of America; Matthew. 3275 Southdale Drive#6. Dayton, Age: 61; wife, Carolyn: daughters, Su­ Ohio Farm Bureau. 45409. Phone: 937/225-2843 (W). san, Lynn:son.Doug. P.O. Box 2691.Spring- field, 45501. Phones: 937/399-1505 (H). Recipient: Selected as one of 10 most Education: Denison Univ., A.B. 937/325-0474 (W). outstanding legislators in the U.S., Natl. Member: Chairman, Select Com. on Education: Ohio Wesleyan Univ., B.A., Republican Legislators Assn.; Dist. Svc. Hunger: Founder, Congressional Friends of l958;Ohio State College ofLaw.J.D., 1963. awards from Disabled American Veterans of Human Rights Monitors; Board of Manag­ Ohio and Ohio Civil Service Employees ers, Air Force Museum Foundation; Board Member: Board of Ohio Wesleyan Univ.; Assn.; Ohio Prosecuting Atty's Assn.; Ohio of Trustees, Holiday Aid; Advisory Com., Springfield Board of Realtors; Rotary Intl.; School Boards Assn.; Ohio Education ASM) . Emergency Resource Bank: Board of Advi­ 32nd Degree Mason; American Legion. Buckeye Assn. of School Administrators; sors. Aviation Trail. VFW; Elks. K & P Trucking Co. P.O. Box 179 3862 State Route 103 South Willard, Ohio 44890 We support the men and women of the 123rd Ohio General Assembly

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22 Ohio Government Directory Recipient: Bulldog Award, Watchdogs Regents; Natl. Black Prosecutor's Assn.; Education: Univ. of Wisconsin, B.A., of the Treasury, 102nd-104th Congresses; Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Assn. Exec. with honors; Univ. of Michigan, Master's, Sound Dollar Award; Free Congress Foun­ Com.; Natl. Dist. Attorneys Assn.: Greater urban planning; Doctoral candidate, MIT. dation, 1994; Guardian of Small Business, Cleveland Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Member: Northeast-MidwestCong.Coa­ NFIB, 102nd-104th Cong.; Guardian of Theta Sorority; Community Re-Entry Pro­ lition, cochair; Cong. Caucus on Women's Medicare Award. United Seniors Assn.. 1996: gram Board; Natl. Council of Negro Women: Issues, treasurer; Cong. Competitiveness Ohio National Guard Award for Legislative Cuyahoga Women's Political Caucus; Lead­ Caucus, cochair; Univs. of Michigan, Wis­ Excellence. 1995-96; 1990 Nathan Davis ership Cleveland Alumnae: Task Force on consin Alumni Assns.; NAACP; Polish Award, AMA; Spirit of Enterprise Awrd. Violent Crime; Substance Abuse Initiative: American Historical Assn.; Federated Demo­ U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 1992-1996; Cleveland Police Hist. Soc. Trustee; Bethany cratic Women of Ohio; Little Flower Parish: Legislator of the Year Awards from Ohio Baptist Church Trustee. Arts Com. of Greater Toledo; Fulton Co. Nursing Assn.. 1989. Ohio Hospital Assn., Recipient: Nettie Cronise Lutes Award, Democratic Women's Clubs; Greater Bir­ 1989. Natl. Assn. of Social Workers. 1990. OhioState Bar Assn., 1997;Dist. Svc,Cleve­ mingham VFW Post 4906; Hungarian Club land Chapter NAACP, 1997; Case Western of Toledo; Intl. Inst, of Greater Toledo; Univ. School of Law Society of Benchers League of Women Voters; Lucas Co. Demo­ inductee, 1996; Ohio Democrat Party Demo­ cratic Party; Business and Professional crat of Year, 1994; Black Professional of Women's Clubs; North Toledo Old Timers Year, Black Prof. Assn. of Cleveland, 1995; Football Assn.; Old Newsboys' Goodfellow Althea Simmons Award, Delta Sigma Theta Assn.; St. Patrick Historic Soc.; Toledo Le­ Sorority, 1993; Career Women of Achieve­ gal Aid Soc.; Toledo Museum of Art; Viet­ ment Award, YWCA, 1991; Centennial Ci­ nam Veterans of America. Chapter 35. tation, Flora Stone Mather College of Case Recipient: Awards from Ohio Food Assn., Western Reserve Univ. Independent Grocers, U.S. Small Business Administration, Service Corps of Retired Senior Exec, Ohio Health Care Assn., U.S. Air Force Nurse Practitioners. Ohio Union of Patrolmen's Assn., U.S. Marine Corps League. Americans for Human Rights in the Ukraine. American Ex-prisoners of War; Navy SeaBees, 1989; UAW Local #14 Vet­ erans Com., 1990; Dist. Legis. of Year, State/ (D) Catholic War Vets.. 1990. Congress, 11th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Former Defiance County residents each year judge. Cuyahoga Co. Court of Common Pleas receive about $69,233,564 from the truck­ and Cleveland Municipal Court. Former ing industry. This figure represents Cuyahoga Co. Prosecutor. $327,370 in truck registration fees; Age: 49; husband.Mervyn; son, Mervyn $723,830 in fuel taxes, and $68,182,364 II. 11301 Wade Park Ave., Cleveland, 44106. in wages to the industry's 1,955 workers Phone: 216/721-6223 (H), 216/443-7747 in Defiance County. (W). Delaware County residents each year Education: Case Western Reserve Univ.. (D) receive about $153,203,969 from the B.A.. sociology; CWRU Law School. J.D. trucking industry. This figure represents Member: U.S. Supreme Court. Sixth Congress. 9th Dist. (Lucas, Fulton, part $740,762 in truck registration fees: Circuit Court of Appeals. Northern Dist. of of Wood, Ottawa). City planner, Toledo; $876,371 in fuel taxes, and $ 151,586,836 Ohio Fed. Dist. Court, American, Ohio State, Congress since 1982. in wages to the industry's 4,345 workers Norman S. Minor, and Cleveland Bar Assns.; Age: 52; single. 1841 Dority Rd., To­ in Delaware County. Natl. College of District Attorneys Board of ledo, 43615. Phone: 419/259-7500 (B).

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Ohio Government Directory 23 rity Council Leadership Award, 1983-92; of Courts, 1975-77. Spirit of Enterprise Award, U.S. Chamber, Full-time congressman. 1988-93; Taxpayer's Friend Award. Natl. Age: 52; daughter, Jacqueline. 14400 Taxpayers Union. 1989-91; Congressional Ave, Lakewood. 44107. Phone: Leadership Award, 1994, Natl. Assn. of 216/228-8850 (H). Wholesaler-Distributors; Thomas Jefferson Education: Cleveland State Univ., Case Award, 1992, Natl. American Wholesale Western Reserve, M.A., communications. Grocers' Assn.; Thomas Jefferson Award Recipient: Case Western Dept. of Com­ for Dist. Svc. 1994. NAWGA; Champion ol munication Sciences one of the top 50 grads the Merit Shop. 1985-92. Associated Build­ in 50 years. 1990; Ouls. Senate Member, ers and Contractors Natl. Assn. of Social Workers. 1996. 4iM JOHN R. KASICH (R) Congress, 12th Dist. (Delaware, pan ol Franklin. Licking). Ohio Senate, 1979-82; congressman since 1983. Full-time congressman. Age: 46; wife. Karen; 63 N. West St., Westerville, 43081. Phones: 614/890-8785 (H), 614/469-7318(0). Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.A. political science. Member: Counseling Service Board of Trustees. Westerville. DENNIS J. KUCINICH(D) STEVEN C. LATOURETTE (R) Recipient: Golden Bulldog Award. 198.3- 93, Watchdogs of the Treasury, Inc.; Guard­ Congress. 10th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Ohio Congress. 19th Dist. (Ashtabula, Lake, ian of Small Business by Natl. Fed. of Inde­ Senate, 1994-96; , 1977- part of Cuyahoga). Lake Co. Prosecuting pendent Business. 1983-92; American Secu­ 79; . 1969-75; Clerk Attome\.

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24 Ohio Government Directory Age: 44; wife, Susan; children, Sarah, Energy and Local Government Corns.; Fed­ Sam, Clare, Amy. 1 Victoria Place, Room eral Funds Com. 320, Painesville, 44077. Phone: 440/352- Recipient: OMEGA Svc. to People of 3939 (W). Appalachia. 1987-88; Ohio League for the Education: Univ. of Michigan, Mentally Retarded Leadership Award, 1988- bachelor's: Cleveland State Univ.. J.D. 90; recognized by United Conservatives of Member: Lake Co. Budget Commission; Ohio, NRA, Ohio State Council on Vietnam Lake Co. Narcotics Agency Exec. Bd.: Veterans. Public Childrens Svcs. of Ohio. County Task Force on Domestic Violence, chairman; Regional Forensic Laboratory, director; Lake Co. Police Chiefs Assn. Recipient: Outstanding Prosecuting At­ torney in Ohio, 1990; nominated by Gov. Voinovich and presently serves as Fellow of American College of Prosecuting Attorneys.

ROB PORTMAN (R) Congress, 2nd Dist. (Adams, Brown, Clermont, part of Hamilton. Warren). Congressman. Age: 43; wife, Jane; children, Jed, Will. Sally. 8044 Montgomery Rd. #500, Cincin­ nati, 45236. Phone: 513/891-0381(0). Education: Dartmouth College. B.A.. MICHAEL G. OXLEY (R) Univ. of Michigan College of Law. J.D. Member: Springer School Board of Trust­ Congress, 4th Dist. (Allen, Crawford, ees, United Way and Community Chest Hancock, Hardin, Marion, Morrow, Government Relations Com.; Greater Cin­ Richland. Wyandot, part of Auglaize, Knox, cinnati Chamber State and Federal Relations Logan). Ohio Rep. 1973-81. U.S. Rep. Com.; Hyde Park Community United Meth­ 1981-present. odist Church. Congressman, attorney. ROBERT W. NEY (R) Age: 54; wife, Patricia; son, Chadd. 100 Erie County residents each year re­ Congress, 18th Dist. (Belmont, Carroll, E. Main Cross, Findlay, 45840. Phone: 202/ ceive about $ 131,579,690 from the truck­ Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison, Jefferson, 225-2676 (O), or 800/472-4154 in Ohio. ing industry. This figure represents Monroe. Morgan. Muskingum. Noble, Perry, Education: Miami Univ., B.A.; The Ohio $693,196 in truck registration fees; Tuscarawas, part of Licking, Columbiana). State Univ. College of Law, J.D. $864,312 in fuel taxes, and $ 130,022,182 Ohio Rep. 1981-82; Ohio Senator, 1983-94. Member: Soc. of Former Special Agents in wages to the industry's 3,727 workers Full-time legislator. of the FBI; American. Ohio and Findlay Bar in Erie County. Age: 44; Son, Robert W. Ill; daughter, Assns.; Sigma Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Fairfield County residents each year Kayla Maria. 112 Overlook Ct., St. Rotary Intl.; Ohio Farm Bureau; Findlay receive about $204,869,318 from the Clairsville, 43950 Phones: 740/695-5311 Area Chamber of Commerce; Ohio Assn. of trucking industry. This figure represents (H); 740/676-1960 (W). Twp. Trustees & Clerks; Elks. $949,501 in truck registration fees; Education: Ohio Univ., Belmont Branch; Recipient: Chamber of Commerce Spirit $958,362 in fuel taxes, and $202,961,455 The Ohio State Univ., B.S., education. of Enterprise Award; Watchdog of the Trea­ in wages to the industry's 5,818 workers Member: Kiwanis; Elks; Lions; Natl. sury Golden Bulldog Award: NFIB Guard­ in Fairfield County. Rifle Assn.; Sportsmens Club; Ohio Veter­ ian of Small Business Award, Natl. ans Home Oversight Com.; Board of Taxpayer's Union Friend of the Taxpayer Unreclaimed Strip Mined Lands; NCSL Award.

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Ohio Government Directory 25 Friend of Taxpayer Award, Americans for Tax Reform, 1998; Guardian of Small Busi­ ness. Naif Fed. ol Independent Business. 1993-98; (iolden Bulldog. Watchdogs of the Treasury, ll>'>< c«: Taxpayer's Hero, Citi­ zens Against Government Waste. IW3-98.

DEBORAH PRYCE(R) THOMAS C. SAWYER (D) Congress, 15th Dist. (Madison, parts of Congress. 14th Dist. (Parts of Portage. Franklin. Pickaway). Franklin Co. Munici­ Summit, Stark). Former Ohio Rep.. 44th pal Court Judge, elected 1985. 1991; Con­ Dist.; former mayor of Akron. gress since 1992. Full-time congressman; educator Age: 47; husband. Rands Walker; step­ Age: 53; wife, Joyce: daughter. Amanda. son Kelly: daughter. Caroline. 340 E. Gay RALPH REGUEA (R) 1298 N. Howard St., Akron, 44310. Phones: St., Columbus, 43215. Phone: 614/228- Congress, 16th Dist. (Ashland. Holmes. 330/923-7699 (H): 330/375-5710 (W). 1101 (B). Wayne, most of Stark, Knox). Congress. Education: Univ. of Akron, B.A.. 1968. Education: The Ohio State University, 1972-present; Ohio Senate. 1967-72; Ohio M.A., 1970, English. B.A. cum laude. 1973; Capital Law School. Rep. 1965-66; Ohio State Board of Ed., J.D. Order of Curia. 1976. 1960-64. Member: Columbus and Ohio Bar Assns ; Fayette County residents each year Full-time congressman Women Lawyers of Franklin Co.: Columbus receive about $48.481.874 from the truck­ Age: 74; wife. Mary; sons, David. Rich­ Area Womens Political Caucus: Franklin ing industry. This figure represents ard; daughter. Martha. 8787 Erie Ave.. SW, Co. Elected Women; Columbus Inns of Court $259,794 in truck registration fees: Navarre, 44662. Phones: 330/756-2635 and Action for Children; Delegate to Austra­ $652,989 in fuel taxes, and $47,569,091 ,11,. 130/489-4414(0). lia for American Council of Young Political in wages to the industry's 1,364 workers Leaders; appointed to Ohio Supreme Court Education: Mt. Union College, B.A.; in Fayette County. Com. on Dispute Resolution; Municipal William McKinley School ol Law, LL.B. Franklin County residents each year Court Subcommittee Chairman: Indianola Member: Beach City American Legion: receive about $1,899,432,331 from the Presbyterian Church. Navarre Kiwanis; Beach City Grange. trucking industry. This figure represents Recipient: Hon. Doc of Law Degrees Recipient: Public Policy Leadership $7,323,839 in truck registration fees: from Mount Union and Malone Colleges, Award. Ohio Supreme Court. 1992; Leader­ $6,152,601 in fuel taxes, and Univ. of Akron: Watchdog of Treasury; ship in Advocacy forChildren's Health. Natl. $ 1,885,955,891 in wages to the industry' s Guardian of Small Business: Stark Wilder­ Children's Hospital Assn.. 1996; Hon. Doc. 54,064 workers in Franklin County. ness Center Dist. Svc. Award; Mr. Coal of Humanities. Capital Univ.. 1994; Spirit of Award; Spirit of Enterprise. US Chamber. Enterprise Award, U.S. Chamber. 1993-98;

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26 Ohio Government Directory M.A.. counseling psychology, Pg.D.. psy­ administration, 1973, M.S., counseling, 1976. chology. Member: Established Parent Awareness Member: Ohio and American Psycho­ group in Ohio; instructor. Ohio Peace Officer logical Assns.; Ohio and Natl. Education Training Institute; chairman, Mahoning Assns. County Welfare Advisory Board, 1979; Mahoning County Crime Prevention Com., 1980; fund raiser for numerous charitable organizations; board member of Childrens and Family Svc, 1979; Youngstown Juve­ nile JusticeCoordinating Com., 1978; Young­ stown Consumer Protection Agency.

Fulton County residents each year receive about $73,119,027 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents $412,975 in truck registration fees; $718,161 in fuel taxes, and $71,987,891 in wages to the industry's 2,064 workers (D) in Fulton County. Congress, 6th Dist. (Athens, Clinton, Gallia County residents each year re­ Gallia, Highland. Hocking, Jackson, ceive about $47,568,570 from the truck­ Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Scioto. Vinton, ing industry. This figure represents Washington, part of Ross, Warren). Con­ $274,704 in truck registration fees; gressman 1993-94. J. A. TRAFICANT, JR. (D) $676,157 in fuel taxes, and $46,617,709 in wages to the industry's 1,336 workers Self-employed psychologist - consultant Congress, 17th Dist. (Mahoning, part of in Gallia County. to Southern Ohio Correctional Facility; pro­ Trumbull. Columbiana). Mahoning Co. Sher­ Geauga County residents each year fessor. Shawnee State Univ. (on leave of iff, 1980-84; Dir., Mahoning Co. Drug Pro­ receive about $149,661,477 from the absence). gram. 1971-81; Congressman since 1985. trucking industry. This figure represents Age: 57; wife. Frances Smith; P.O. Box Age: 57; wife, Patricia; daughters. Eliza­ $822,713 in truck registration fees; 580, Lucasville, 45648. Phone: 614/259- beth, Robin. 429 N. Main St., Poland, 44514. $740,327 in fuel taxes, and $ 148,098,436 3600 (H). Phone: 330/743-1914 (B). in wages to the industry's 4,245 workers Education: Asbury College. B.A., his­ Education: Univ. of Pittsburgh, B.S., in Geauga County. tory; Asbury Seminary; Univ. of Kentucky, Ed., 1963; Youngstown State Univ., M.S.,

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Ohio Government Directory 27 Senators MIKKI)EWINE(R) U.S. Senate. Ohio Lt. Gov., 1991-94; U.S.Rep.. 1983-90; Ohio Senator, 1981-82; Greene Co. Prosecuting Atty.. 1976-80. Age: 51; wife. Francis Slruewing; chil­ Recipient: Lifetime member of Mothers dren. Patrick. Jill. John. Brian. Alice, Mark. Against Drunk Drivers, national MADD Anna. Rebecca (deceased in 1993). 2587 Award; Donald Santarelli Award for Public Conley Rd.,Cedarville,45314. Phone: 937/ Policy, National Organization of Victim As­ 766-5697(11). sistance; Watchdog of the Treasury Award, Education: Miami Univ.. B.S., educa­ National Taxpayers Union; Spirit of Enter­ tion. I 969; Ohio Northern Univ.. J.D„ 1972. prise A ward: Chamber of Commerce; Guard­ ian of Small Business Award, NFIB; Na­ Member: Vice president and trustee, tional Security Leadership Award. Ameri­ Greene Co. Historical Soc; Central State can Security Council; Golden Eagle Award. Univ. Board ofTrustees; St. Paul's Catholic Council for National Defense. Church. Yellow Springs

GEORGE V. VOINOVICH (R) U.S. Senate. OhioGovernor. 1991-1998; Lt. Gov, 1979; Cleveland Mayor, 1979-89; Ohio Rep. 1967-71; Cuyahoga Co. Auditor, Members qj the Government Relations Department include 1971-76; Cuyahoga Co. Commissioner, (seated from left to right) Luther Liggett, Julie Dorrian, 1977-78. (standing, from left to right) ( arol I dwards, Charlie Smith, Age: 62; wife. Janet; children. George, Kurt funnel!, and Diane Richards Bnrj Not pictured, Betsy, Peter, Molly (deceased). Workman, Bettc Squeglia, and Faith Williams Education: Ohio Univ., B.A., govern­ ment, 1958 and Hon. Doc. of Law, 1981; The Ohio State Univ. Col. of Law, J.D.. 1961; Univ. of Findlay. Hon. Doc. of Public Admin.. 1993. Member: Chairman of the following: Natl. Governors' Assn.. 1997-98. State and Local Government Coalition, 1994-98, Re­ BRICKER & ECK L E R LLP publican Governors' Assn., 1992-93, Coun­ Attorneys at Law cil of Great Lakes Governors, 1992-94, Mid­ western Governors' Conf., 1991, Jobs for Corner ol Third and State America's Graduates, 1995-97; National 100 South Third Sued League of Cities, president. 1985. Columbus, Ohio 4321 5 Recipient: Public Official of the Year, (614)227-2300 Governing Magazine, 1995; numerous E-mail info@be bnckcr.com. awards and citations from Natl. Urban Coa­ Home Page: http://www.bricker.com lition, Natl. Assn. of County Officials, and others.

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30 Ohio Government Directory OHIO SENATE SEATING CHART 123rd General Assembly

Ben Anthony Greg Merle Louis Dick Charles Robert Espy Latell DiDonato Kearns Blessing Schafrath Horn Gardner 15th 32nd 30th Kith 8th 19th 6th 18th

Leigh Dan Rhine Lynn Scott Doug Jeffry Jay Herington Brady McLin Wachtmann Nein White Armbruster Hottinger 28th 23rd 5th 1st 4th 14th 13th 31st

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Wachtmann. Lynn R (R- 1st)... 45 Latta, Robert E (R 2nd) .. 41 Johnson. Bruce Edward .... (R 3rd).. 41 Nein. Scott R (R 4(h) .. 43 McLin. Rhine L (D 5 th).. 4? Horn. Charles F (R- 6th) ... 39 Finan. Richard H (R- 7th) ... 17 Blessing. Jr.. Louis W (R- 8th) ... 34 Mallory. Mark (D 9th)... 4? Kearns, Merle Grace (R- IOth) . ...41 Fumey, Linda J (D •Ilth). ... 37 Cupp, Robert R (R- 12th). ... 35 Aniibruster. Jeffry J (R- 13th) . ...34 White, Doug (R- 14th) . ...45 , JR. (R) Espy, Ben (D •15th). ... 36 JEFFRY J. ARMBRUSTER (R) Watts, Eugene J (R- 16th) . ...45 Ohio Senate. 13th Dist. (Lorain, part of Ohio Senate, 8th Dist. (Hamilton). Shoemaker. Michael C (D -17th). ...44 Erie, Huron). N. Ridgeville councilman. Hamilton Co. Colerain Twp. trustee. 1979- Gardner. Robert A (R- 18th) . ...38 1978-82, mayor. 1989-95. 82: former Ohio Rep. •SehaforthrBwk (R 19th) ...44 President. Pinzone Armbruster, Inc., op- Attorney. 3672 Springdale Rd.. Cincin­ - trriS Carnes. James E (R- 20th) . ... 35 erating six Shell-Convenient Stores. nati. 45251. Prentiss, C.J (D •21st) . ...43 Age: 51; wife, Lee; daughter. Heather; Age: 50; wife, Linda; sons, Billy, Alex. Drake. Grace L (R- 22nd) ... 36 sons. Jason, Todd, Ben. Russell. William 3153 McGill Lane. Cincinnati, 45251. Phones: 513/385-5302 (H), 513/385-1234 Brady, Dan (D -23rd). ...34 33030 Woodhaven Circle, North Ridgeville, (B). Spada. Robert F (R 24th) . ... 45 44039. Phones: 440/748-0037 (H), 440/ Education: Chase College of Law, J.D.; Fingerhut. Eric D (D -25th). ... 37 835-8214 (W I Univ. of Cincinnati. B.B.A.. economics. Mumper. Larry (R 26th) . ... 43 Education: Miliken Uni\ . B.S., political Member: Colerain Twp. and Hamilton Ray, Roy L (R- science 27th) . ...44 Co. Republican Clubs Herington. Leigh E (D •28th). ... 39 Member: North Ridgeville (NR) Schools Oelslager, W. Scott (R 29th) . ... 43 Strategic Planning Com.; NR City Master Plan Com.: NR Republican City Exec. Com.; DiDonato. Greg L (D 30th). ...36 Lorain Co. Farm Bureau: Shell Indep. Dealer Hottinger, Jay (R- 31st).. 39 Council (CHR); Ohio and Natl. Shell Indep. Latell, Jr.. Anthony A (D ...41 •32nd) Dealer Council-USA; trustee, Cleveland- Hagan. Robert F (D 33rd). ... 38 Columbus Shell Indep. Dealer Buying Group; Citizen's League ol Lorain Co.; NR Office of Older Adults; Lorain Co. Twp. Trustees

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DANIEL R. BRADY (D) Ohio Senate. 23rd Dist. (Cuyahoga). Former Cleveland City councilman; Ohio Representing Ohio's food industry - retailers, brokers, Rep. 1997-98. wholesalers and suppliers for 100 years Full-time legislator. Age: 45; wife. Dona Gallo; daugther. Kelly Ann. 3466 Bosworth Rd.. Cleveland. 44114. Phone: 216/252-1718 (H).

Greene County residents each year f% receive about $224,147,980 from the trucking industry. This figure represents $944,240 in truck registration fees; <* WJtJk $1,214,650 in fuel taxes, and $221,989,091 in wages to the industry's Kristin Corsale Thomas S Jackson. CAE Kurt I.cib 6,364 workers in Greene County. Vice President Presidenl/CEO Director of Public Affairs

34 Ohio Government Directory Education: . B.A.. 1976. Education: Ohio Northern Univ., JD. Member: West Park Community Coun­ Member: Trinity United Methodist cil; Cleveland Community Access Corp. Church; Farm Bureau; Fraternal Order of Police Associates; Allen Co. and Ohio Bar Assns.; Black Swamp Council Boy Scouts Exec. Bd.; coauthor. Ethics and Discipline in Ohio. Recipient: State 4-H Alumni Recogni­ tion Award, 1989; Vocational Education Person of Year, 1990; Outstanding Young Men of America, twice; Dist. Svc. Award. Lima Jaycees; 5-time Watchdog of Treasury Award; Legislative awards from OH State Bar Assn., Associated Builders and Contrac­ tors, 1992, Ohio Assn. of Local School Su­ perintendents, 1995, United Conservatives of Ohio, 1996, PAVE Div. of Ohio Voca­ tional Assn.. 1996: Robert E. Hughes Me­ ROBERT R. CUPP (R) morial Award, Ohio Assn. of Elected Offi­ Ohio Senate. 12th Dist. (Allen. cials. 1996; Ohio Vocational Assn. Man of Champaign. Darke. Mercer. Shelby, part of Year. 1998. Auglaize. Miami). Former chief city pros­ JAMES E. CARNES (R) ecutor and assistant law director for Lima; Guernsey County residents each year Ohio Senate. 20th Dist. (Belmont. former Allen Co. Commissioner. receive about $62,363,920 from the truck­ Coshocton. Holmes. Monroe. Morgan. Attorney, 2021 Allentown Rd. #3, Lima. ing industry. This figure represents Muskingum. Noble. Washington, part of 45805. $357,574 in truck registration fees; Athens). Belmont Co. Election Bd., 1971- Age: 47; wife, Libby; sons, Matthew, $800,783 in fuel taxes, and $61,205,564 1994. Ryan. 3003 W. Hume Rd., Lima 45806. in wages to the industry's 1.755 workers Businessman: Cravat Coal Co. Phones: 419/999-4339 (H). 419/224-2164 in Guernsey County. Address: 47403 Puskarich Rd., St. (B). Clairsville, 43950. Phones: 740/695-0856 (H). Education: Bethany College; Elliott's School of Bus. and College of Commerce. Wheeling. WV; Ohio Insurance School. Member: Former OH Mine Examining Bd.; former member of board of Area Agency on Aging, chair 1989-90; OH Adv. Council on Aging, Commission on Aging, chair of dllff WAREHOUSES, INC. Legislative Com.; Region 8 Manpower Bd.. chairman. State Prime Sponsor Council: member of Belmont Hills Country Club: OSU President's Club: A.B. Graham Club. Ohio 4-H Found.; Who's Who in American Politics: NRA; First Christian Church, 956 S. Broadway P.O. Box 359 Barnesville: Charter member of Barnesville Lima, OH 45804 Lima, OH 45802 and St. CJairsville Education Assns.; Belmont 419-222-5050 FAX 419-229-4110 Co. Exec. Com. Recipient: Belmont Co. Bar Assn. Lib­ erty Bell Award, 1994; Guardian of Small Business Award, 1996.

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GRACE L. DRAKE (R) 50 West Broad Street Elizabeth W. Adamson, CAE Suite 1614 Ohio Senate, 22nd Dist. (Medina, Wayne, Columbus, Ohio 43215 part of Cuyahoga). Senator since 1984. Executive Director Full-time legislator. Phone: (614)221-5994 Widow;daughter, Sandra. 5954 Briardale FAX: (614)221-6986 Lane, Solon, 44139. Phone: 440/248-4906 (H).

36 Ohio Government Directory the Urban Christian Leadership Assn.: The Recipient: Outs. Legislator, Columbus Stanford Law School, J.D. OSU Rep. to the Big Ten Adv. Commission; Monthly Magazine, 1988; Andrew Carnegie Member: Senior lecturer, Case Western Inroads. Inc.; Sigma Delta Tau Legal Frater­ Award, 1993, Ohio Library Assn.; Outs. Reserve Univ.; religious school instructor, nity; Columbus. Ohio and American Bar Merit Award for Statehouse Preservation. The Park Synagogue; Urban League of Assns; The OSU Alumni Assn. Ohio Historical Soc, 1993; Tracy Bissell GreaterCleveland Board: Cleveland Public Recipient: Award.Ohio Memorial Award. Alcoholism Council of Schools Strategy Council. Democratic Party. 1996: Legislator of Year. Cincinnati, 1993; Win. Howard Taft Ameri­ Recipient: Torch of Liberty Award, Ohio Hunger Task Force. 1995 and Franklin canism Award, Anti-Defamation League, American Jewish Congress. Co. Trial Lawyers Assn.. 1994: Volunteer 1995; awards from Medical College of Ohio, Svc. Award. Neighborhood House. 1994; Univ. of Dayton. Miami Univ. and Univ. of I— Sandusky High School Athletic Hall of Fame, Cincinnati; Finan Award, 1994 (to be annual 1991; Carter G. Woodson Hall of Fame, award). Columbus Area Chapter Blacks in Govern­ ment. 1991; Young Black Detns Recogni­ tion, 1991: Outs. Svc. to the Community. Central Seventh Day Adventist Church. 1991; Appreciation Award. Bliss College, 1991; Excellence in Pub. Svc, WCKX, 1990: Co­ lumbus Man of Year. Frank Loris Peterson Soc. of Adventist Men. 1990; Hon. Supt. of Ohio Education Svc. Assn., 1998; Erie Co. OSU Outs. Alumni, 1998; Legisl. of Year, Ohio Assn. of Local School Supts, 1998: Outstanding Leadership, Asian Indian Community of Central Ohio, 1997; Gov't. Officials Award. CMACAO, 1997; Dist. Svc. Award. Ohio State Bar Assn.. 1997; LINDA J. FURNEY (D) President's Award, Ohio School Boards Assn., 1997. Ohio Senate, 11th Dist. (Lucas). Toledo City Council, 1983-86; Toledo Board of Ed., ERIC D. FINGERHUT (D) 1982-83; Senator since 1987. Full-time legislator. Ohio Senate. 25th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Ohio Age: 51: Address: 2626 Latonia Blvd., Senate. 1991-92; U.S. House. 1993-94. Toledo, 43606. Phone: 419/474-1240 (H). Senior Fellow. Fed. forCommunity Plan­ Education: Bowling Green State Univ.. ning: Adjunct Prof.. Case Western Reserve B.S..Ed. 1969; Univ. of Toledo, Grad. work. Univ. Member: Toledo Museum of Art: To­ Age: 39; wife, Amy. 2800 Van Aken ledo Zoo; NAACP; NOW; ACLU; Toledo Blvd. #I. Cleveland, 44120. Phones: 216/ Area Chamber; American Assn. of Univ. 283-5682 (H), 216/781-2944 (W). Woman: Maumee Valley Herb Soc; Man­ Education: Northwestern Univ., B.S.; hattan Dance Co.; Democratic Natl. Com.;

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RICHARD H. FINAN (R) Ohio Senate, 7th Dist. (Warren, part of Hamilton). Ohio Rep. 1973-78. Mayor. Village of Evendale, 1969-73; Ohio Sen. since 1978. President Pro Tempore, 1991- 1996; President. 1997-present. Attorney - self-employed in Sharonville. Ernest E. Boyd Alon Apel Age: 64; wife, Joan; sons, Patrick, Executive Director Governmental Affairs Michael; daughters Nancy, Julie. 11137 Main St.. Cincinnati, 45241. Phone: 513/ If you have any questions concerning OPA's position on any 563-6161 (B). issue, call Ernest Boyd or Alon Apel at 614/798-0037 or Fax Education: Univ. of Dayton, B.S.; Univ. of Cincinnati. LL.B. at 614/798-0978. Member: Cincinnati. Ohio Bar Assns.; ^p^ gM| g/mL Ohio Pharmacists Association Republican Clubs of Sharonville, Blue Ash, ; Frantz Road Suite 106 Reading. Sycamore Twp.. Montgomery, and liPII ' Hamilton; director. Franklin Savings and M" •• Dublin. Ohio 43017 Loan; trustee. Univ. of Dayton; director of Carillon Funds and Rest Haven; Anderson Representing Ohio's pharmacists since 1880 Twp. Business Assn.

Ohio Government Directory 37 Ohio and Lucas Co. Dem. Part) Exec. Corns. for three years; Lake Co. commissioner, Recipient: Ohio Vocational Assn. 1998 1986 1996. Person of Year; Sylvania High School 1998 Educator. Alumnae Hall of Fame; YWCA 1998 Mile­ Age: 53; wife. Barbara; children, Rachel, stones Award: Ohio Rehab. Assn. 1997 Jason. 2170 Chimney Ridge Rd.. Madison. President's Award: Ohio Assn. of Fleeted 44057. Phone: 440/428-5542(11). Officials 1996 Jack Wolf Mem. Award; Phi Education: Bowling Green State Univ., Delta Kappa 1993 Educator of Year; ACLU B.S..geology. 1968; post graduate and teach­ 1990 Foundation Award; Ohio Assn. for ing certificate at Kent State Univ. and Cleve­ Education of Young Children 1990 Citizen land State Univ. Award: Planned Parenthood of NW Ohio Member: Vocational Education Teach l990Stanle\ Levinson Award. ers Assn.. pasi president; Lake Co. Solid Waste Mgt. Policy Com.; Revolving Loan Fund Com.; Areawide Coor­ dinating Agency; Ohio Emergency Mgt. Adv. Council board. Recipient: Martha Holden Jennings Scholar for Teaching Excellence: Teacher of the Year. Northeast Ohio OWE Programs; ROBERT K. HAGAN (D) Vocational Pacesetter, Ohio Dept. of Ed. Ohio Senate. 33rd Dist. (Mahoning. Hamilton County residents each year Carroll, part of Stark). State Rep. 1987-96. receive about SI.465.207.634 from the Locomotive engineer, CSX Transp trucking industry. This figure represents Age: 49; wife, Michele; daughters, Jen- $5,654,240 in truck registration fees; mtcr. Kristen. Natalia;sons,Thomas,James. $3,622,085 in fuel taxes, and 562 Madera Ave., Youngstown. 44504. $ 1,455.931.309 in wages to the industry's Phone: 330/746-8091 (H). 41,736 workers in Hamilton County. Hancock County residents each year Member: Concerned Citizens for a Safer receive about $134,170,978 from the Youngstown; Natl. Fed. of the Blind; Sierra trucking industry. This figure represents Club; NAACP; Steelworkers Oldtimer's $657,145 in truck registration lees. Club; Citizens League; Youngstown State ROBERT A. GARDNER (R) $954,633 m fuel taxes, and SI 32.559.200 Univ. Labor Adv. Bd.; Northside Citizens Ohio Senate. 18th Dist. (Ashtabula. Lake). in wages to the industry's 3.800 workers Coalition, ex-officio trustee: Mahoning Co. in Hancock County. Madison Twp. trustee. 1981-86. president Local Emergency Planning Com.; Southern

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JAY HOTTINGER (R) Ohio Senate, 31st Dist. (Licking, Hock­ ing. Fairfield. Perry, part of Athens). Ohio Rep. 1995-87; Newark City Council 1992- 94, president Pro Tem, 1994. Full-time legislator. CHARLES F. HORN (R) Age: 29; wife, Cheri; daughter, Savan­ nah, Heather. 455 Kelley Lane, Newark. Ohio Senate. 6th Dist. (Montgomery 43055. Phones: 740/349-7784 (H). part). Former Kettering Mayor, Montgom Education: Capital Univ., B.S., Pol. Sci„ ery Co. Commissioner. Pub. Admin, summa cum laude. Attorney. Horn. Coen & Rife. Member: Police Athletic League of Lick­ Age: 74; wife. Shirley; son. Charles J. ing Co.. founding Bd.; other community and LEIGH E. HERINGTON (D) daughters, Holly, Heidi. 6051 N. Quinella civic boards. Way,Dayton,45459. Phone: 937/293-1000(B) Recipient: Outstanding Contribution to Ohio Senate. 28th Dist. (Portage, part of Education: Purdue Univ.. B.S., Elec Political Science, 1992; Dist. Svc. for Lick­ Summit). Eng.; Cleveland State Univ., LL.B., J.D. ing Co.. 1992; Outs. Young Man of Licking Partner, Christley. Herington & Pierce Member: Eta Kappa Nu and Tau Beta Pi Co., 1992; Watchdog of Treasury, 1996, law firm. engineering fraternities; American Legisla­ 1998. Age: 53; wife, Anita; daughters. Laurie, tive Exchange Council; Council of State Tanya. 1495 Lake Martin Drive, Kent, 44240. Governments. Hardin County residents each year Phone: 330/626-1200 (H). Recipient: NFIB Small Business Award. receive about $49,824,117 from the truck­ Education: Kent State Univ.. B.A..M. A., 1998; United Conservatives of Ohio Watch­ ing industry. This figure represents business administration; Univ. of Akron. dog of Treasury Award, 1994 & 1996; Tom $249,432 in truck registration fees; J.D.. 1976. Bradley Reg. Leadership Award; Dayton $737,085 in fuel taxes, and $48,837,600 Member: Robinson Memorial Hospital Area Technology Network 1989 Technol­ ogy Award; chair, Science & Technology in wages to the industry's 1,400 workers Found. Bd.. past vice president; Ohio Coun­ in Hardin County. cil of School Board Attorneys; Ohio School Com. at Council of World Regions; many Boards Assn.; NAACP life member; Portage citizen, community and service awards. CAPITOL ADVISORY GROUP, INC. GOVERNMENT RELATIONS CONSULTING

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40 Ohio Government Directory lence; Information, Learning and Technol­ Commissioners Assn. Board and Legislative ogy Authority; JCARR; Jt. Legis. Com. of Com.; Eastgate Development and Transpor­ Health Care Oversight; Legislative Svc. tation Agency Chairman; Natl. Assn. of Com.; Ohio Literacy Network Board; Ohio Counties Intergovernmental Relations Steer­ Public Employees Deferred Comp. Board; ing Com.; Natl. Assn. of Counties Board of Policy Consensus Initiative; Reg. Economic Directors; Board of Trumbull Co. Commis­ Strategies Forum, chair; Study Com. on Prop­ sioners, president. erty Tax; Teacher Prof. Dev. Task Force; WYSO Board; "Resources" Editorial Board for Stateline Midwest. Recipient: Pilot Club Woman of Year; Who's Who in Midwest and of American Women; Omicron Nu honorary; OSU Presi­ dential Scholar: Wittenberg Univ. Woman of Achievement. 1991; Watchdog of Trea­ sury. 1992 and 1996; ODHS Child Support Enforcement Assn. Partnership Award, 1994; Ohio Nurses Assn. Legislator of Year, 1995; BRUCE E. JOHNSON (R) Springfield Area Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa Ohio Senate, 3rd Dist. (Columbus). Friend of Education Award. 1995-96; Ohio Former Columbus city prosecutor. Assn. of Alcohol. Drug Addiction and Men­ Lawyer/Legislator. tal Health Svcs. Bds. Legislator of Year, Age: 38; wife, Kelley; children, Shane, 1996; OSU College of Nursing 1996 Dean's Meagan, Connor, Morgan. 5749 Clear Award for Svc. to Profession; Ohio Assn. of Stream Way, Westerville, 43081. Phone: Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences 614/891-3473 (H). Woman of Year, 1996; Ohio Vocational ROBERT E. LATTA (R) Education: Bowling Green State Univ.. Assn. Woman of Year, 1996; Ohio Victims BS/BA economics; Capital Univ., J.D. of Crime Compensation Prog. 1997 Public Ohio Senate. 2nd Dist. (Ottawa, Wood, Member: Columbus and Ohio State Bar Policy Leadership Award: Ohio Perinatal part of Erie & Lucas). Wood Co. commis­ Assns.: Church ot'Messiah; United Method­ Assn. 1997 Svc. Award; Ohio Assn. of Joint sioner, 1990-1996:5th Cong. Dist. state cen­ ist Emmaus Community. Vocational School Supts. Co-person of Year, tral committeeman - Republican. 1986-88. Recipient: Watchdog of the Treasury 1997. 1990-92. Award. 1994, 1996, 1998. Attorney. Age: 42; wife, Marcia; daughters, Eliza­ beth. Maria. 1446 Rosewood Drive. Bowl­ ing Green, 43402. Phone: 419/352-1956 (H). Education: Bowling Green State Univ., B.A. cum laude, 1978; Univ. of Toledo Col­ lege of Law. J.D.. 1981. Member: Bowling Green Noon Kiwanis, past president and director. BG Noon Kiwanis Scholarship Fund incorporator, past attor­ ney and board member; Wood Co. Arthritis Bd. 1991-95; Farm Bureau; Farmers Union: Wood Co. Historical Soc: Maumee Valley Historical Soc. Board. Recipient: Inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa. Bowling Green State Univ.; Hon­ ored by BG Community Foundation for Pro ANTHONY LATELL, JR. (D) Bono legal work; Watchdog of Treasury/ MERLE GRACE KEARNS (R) UCO, 1998; Outs. Freshman Legislator Ohio Senate. 32nd Dist. (Trumbull. Award/UCO, 1998. Ohio Senate, 10th Dist. (Clark, Greene, Geauga). Precinct Com. person and Central Madison). Clark Co. commissioner, 1981- Com. member. Trumbull Co. Democratic Harrison County residents each year 91. Party. 1970-present; Girard City Council- receive about $22,404,213 from the truck­ Full-time legislator. man-at-Large and council president, 1976- ing industry. This figure represents Husband, Tom; sons, Tom, Michael, Tim, 80; Trumbull Co. Commissioner, 1980-1992. $159,916 in truck registration fees; Matthew. 2664 Brookdale Drive. Spring­ Wife, Dorothy (Kreeger); children, $679,642 in fuel taxes, and $21,564,655 field, 45502. Phone: 937/323-1581 (H). Jacqueline, Kurt, Tod. 862 Krehl Ave., in wages to the industry's 618 workers in Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.S.. Girard, 44420. Phone: 330/545-3388 (H). Harrison County. 1960. Education: Univ. of Dayton. B.S..educa­ Henry County residents each year re­ Member: Assembly of Federal Issues' tion; Certificate in Special Ed., Wright State ceive about $49,856,101 from the truck­ Health Com.; Governor's Family & Chil­ Univ. and Youngstown State Univ. ing industry. This figure represents dren First Initiative; Governor's Member: United Way; Big Brothers/Big $315,965 in truck registration fees; Task Force; Children's Trust Fund Board, Sisters. Trumbull Substance Abuse Consor­ $702,536 in fuel taxes, and $48,837,600 chair; Com. to Study Mental Health Fund­ tium; Trumbull Co. Farm Bureau; Girard in wages to the industry's 1,400 workers ing; Education Commission of the States; Little Indians; Knights of Columbus; Sons of in Henry County. Greene Co. Consortium on Domestic Vio- Italy; Elks Lodge No. 1949; Ohio County

Ohio Government Directory 41 YWCA, life; NAACP, life; Women's Legislator's Lobby; Dayton Aviation Heri­ tage Commission; Montgomery Co. Histori­ cal Soc; League of Women Voters; Miami Co. Democratic Women; Natl. Order of Women Legislators; 2003 Committee; Natl. Park Steering Com.; Our Common Heritage; Tabernacle Baptist Church; Health Improvement Council; Ohio Kids Voting Bd. Government Affairs Com; West Area YMCA Board; Amer. Assn. of Univ. Women; Women Elected Democrats of Ohio; African American Women's Koundtable. Recipient: Paul Harris Fellowship, 1995; Natl. Assn. of Social Workers Ohio Reg. 7 Public Official of Year, 1995; NCSL Henry Toll Fellowship, 1996; CSG Bowhaj Inst MARK L. MALLORY (D) RHINE MCLIN (I)) (HI Legislative Leadership Dev. Fellowship. 1996; Dayton Sunrise Treatment Ctr. Honor­ Ohio Senate. 9th Dist.. (Hamilton). Ohio Ohio Senate, 5th Dist (part ol Miami. ary Heart of Community, 1996; Wright State Rep. 1995-98. Montgomery). Ohio Rep. 1989-94. Univ. School of Medicine Appreciation, Full-time legislator. McLin Funeral Home. Inc.. licensed fu­ 1997; Ctr. for Policy Alternatives Hemming Age: 36; single, 907 Dayton St., Cincin­ neral director and embalmer. Fellowship, 1997; Xi Iota Iota Chapter of nati. 45214. Phones: 513/721-0065 (H), Age: 47; 1130Germantown St., Dayton, Omegi Psi Phi Citizen of Year. 1997. 513/369-6983 (B). 45408. Phone: 937/461-7852 (II i Education: Cincinnati Acad, of Math and Education: Parsons College, B.A., soci­ Highland County residents each year Science, civil engineering major; Univ. of ology/education; Cincinnati College of Mor­ receive about $62,645,416 from the Cincinnati, B.S.. Admin, management tuary Science, A.A.S.; Xavier Univ., M.Ed . trucking industry. This figure represents Member: Ohio Legislative Black Cau­ guidance & counseling; Univ. of Dayton $371,222 in truck registration fees; cus, second vice president; Whittier Garde ns College of Law. S751.504 in fuel taxes, and $61.522,691 Found., president; Black Male Coalition, Member: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; in wages to the industry's 1,764 workers life; Mallory Ctr. for Community Dev. Bd.; Dayton Urban League; Natl. Council of Ne­ in Highland County. Friars Club Board; Students in Free Enter­ gro Women, life; Ohio, National and Mont­ prise Adv. Bd. gomery Co. Funeral Directors Assns.; COMMUNICATIONS INC.

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LARRY A. MUMPER (R) C J. PRENTISS (D) Ohio Senate, 26th Dist. (Crawford, Lo­ Ohio Senate, 21 st Dist. (Cuyahoga). State gan, Marion, Sandusky, Seneca. Union. Board of Ed., 21st Cong. Dist., six-year term. Wyandot). Senator since 1997. Marion Co. 1985-1989. Ohio Rep. 1991-98. commissioner, 1995-97; Marion councilman. Full-time legislator. 1992-95. Age: 48; Husband, Michael Chamey; Former career educator. sons, Maurice and Albert Mcintosh. 813 E. Wife, Karyle; three children. 1195 Blvd., Cleveland. 44108. Phone: 216/451- Chanteloup Drive. Marion. 43302. 7104(H). Education: Mount St. Joseph College, Education: Cleveland State Univ., B.A.. M.A.. education; Ohio Northern Univ. B.A.. M.Ed., education; post graduate certificate education: graduate studies in education prac­ in administration from Kent State Univ.; tice at Bowling Green State Univ. VV. (R) graduate of Weatherhead School of Man­ Member: Former chair. Marion-Hardin Ohio Senate, 29th Dist. (part of Stark). agement, Case Western Reserve. Corrections Commission. Senator since 1985. Member: Natl. Coalition of Education Recipient: Elgin High School Teacher of Full-time legislator. Activists; Ohio Legislative Black Caucus, the Year, 1981. Wife, Elsie. 2853 Westmoreland NW, president: Black Elected Democrats of Cleve­ Canton. 44718. Phone: 330/454-9394 (H). land, Ohio; Parents' Pledge of Responsibil­ Education: Mt. Union College, B.A.. ity, founder; -Glenville Literacy history. 1975. Campaign, convenor. Member: Akron/Canton Arthritis Foun­ dation Board: Pheasants Forever; former board member of Buckeye Council Boy Scouts of America: Community Blood Prog.. Fine Arts Christian Evangelism; former member of Kiwanis, Malone College Fund Drive, United Way, YMCA Membership Drive; Greater Canton Chamber. Recipient: Watchdog of the Treasury Award. 88-90: Dist. Legislator Award, Assn. of Ohio Health Commissioners, 1989; The Alms Award, Stark Co. Hunger Task Force, 1989; Public Official of Year, Social Work­ PEOPLES CARTAGE ers Assn., 1992; Legislator of Year from Exclusive Agent for Common Cause of Ohio, 1993, and Ohio SCOTT R. NEIN (R) Nurses Assn., 1993: Dist. Svc. Award, Ohio Mayflower Movers Ohio Senate, 4th Dist. (Preble. Butler). State Bar Assn., 1996; Svc. in Gov't Award, Ohio Rep. 1991 -95: Middletown Bd. of Ed., Ohio Private Residential Assn., 1996; Jessie past president. Knight Award, Tri-County Restaurant Assn., Full-time legislator. 1997. Maxjflpj Age: 45; wife, Janis; children, Jason, Courtney. Beckett, Brody. 119 Dorset Drive. Hocking County residents each year Middletown. 45044. Phone: 513/422-6199 receive about $39,588,498 from the truck­ (H). ing industry. This figure represents Education: Bowling Green State Univ.. $271,721 in truck registration fees; B.S.Journalism, 1974. $627,249 in fuel taxes, and $38,689,527 Member: Board member of Middletown in wages to the industry's 1,109 workers 8045 Navarre Rd S.W., Massillon, Ohio Chamber and Middletown/Butler Unit in Hocking County. Phone: 833-8571 • In Canton: 494-4862 American Cancer Soc: Rotary Club, past In Akron: 633-7224 • In Cleveland: 238-0333 president: Middletown Indep. Insurance Ohio Government Directory 43 Recipient: Cleveland Community Un­ derstanding Day Rescuer of Humanity Award; Phi Delia Kappa Lay Citizen Award: Public Official of the Year. Natl. Assn of Social Workers. Region 3 Ohio Chapter; Glenx ille Hall of lame

I)I('KS( HAKRATH Ohio Senate, 17th Dist. (Gallia, Jackson, Ohio Senate, 19th Dist. (Ashland, Knox, Lawrence, Meigs. Ross. Scioto. Vinton, part Richland, Morrow, Delaware part ol Hu­ ol Pickaway) Ohio Rep. 1983-96. ron). Senator since 1985. Self-employed carpenter. Age: 61; wife, Jamie; children. Jeff, Age: 53; wife. Vicki; son. Michael Todd: Renee'.Ty. Heidi. Bruin,Gerrit, Isaac 3420 daughter, Angela Lynn. 10989 Cropp St.. ROY L. RAY (R) Shad Drue E., Mansfield. 44903. Phone Box 577, Bourneville. 45617. Phone: 740/ 419/589-3600 (H). Ohio Senate. 27th Dist. (Summit) Former 626-2749(Hi mayor of Akron. Education: The Ohio Stale I niv. Member: American Legion; Loudomilie I ducaiion: CapitalUniv.,B.S.,Ed„ 1967; Age: 57; wife, Frances; sons. Brian. Xavier Univ., M.S., education, 1973. Chris. 220Lake Pointe Drive, Akron,44333. Chamber of Commerce; Kappa Sigma Fra­ ternity; Ohio Farm Bureau; Ashland Town­ Member: Bainbridge United Methodist Phone: 330/666-7079 1111 Church, Admin Bd.: Scioto Valley Habitat Education: Univ. of Akron. B.S.. busi­ ship Assn.; NFL Alumni Assn.; Natl. Jewish SportsCouncikFellowshipof Christian Ath­ for Humanity; Bainbridge Hist. Soc; Paint ness administration with MBA. hours. Valley Boosters. Member: Ohio Municipal League, presi­ letes; Cleveland, Wooster High School and dent 1982-83; Conf. of Ohio Big-City May­ Wayne Co. Sports Halls of Fame. Holmes Count) residents each year ors, chairman 1981-83; NE Ohio Four- Distinctions: All Big Ten Team (OSU); receive about $58,370,972 from the truck- County Coordinating Org., chairman. 1981- OSU team captain: member of 1957 Cham­ ing industry. This figure represents 82; United Way Bd.; Beta Gamma Sigma pionship Team; member, seven-time All Pro $317,697 in truck registration fees; $653,239 in fuel taxes, and S57.400.036 Bus. Scholastic Honorary; Omicron Delta Team (Cleveland Browns); Browns team in wages to the industry's 1.645 workers Kappa Natl. Academic Honorary: Akron captain; member. 1964 World Champion in Holmes County. General Medical Ctr. Bd.; local chapter board. ship learn; Watchdog of Treasury Award, 1992 & 1996; AMVETS Legislative Award, Huron County residents each year re- American Cancer Soc; Downtown Kiwanis; ceive about S95.702.847 from the truck­ 1992; Ohio Coalition for the Education of American Diabetes Assn. Steering Com. ing industry. This figure represents Handicapped Children Legislative Award, Recipient: Legislator of the Year, Natl. S586.015 in truck registration fees; Republican Legislators Assn., 1990; Alumni 1993; Ohio Coalition for More Effective $930,032 in fuel taxes, and $94,186,800 Honor Award, Univ. of Akron, 1987; Fresh School Discipline Award, 1993; Robert E. in wages to the industry's 2.700 workers man of Year. Columbus Monthh. 1988. Hughes Memorial Award from Ohio Assn. in Huron County. of Elections Officials, 1993.

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ROBERT F. SPADA (R) Ohio Senate, 24th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Parma Heights City Council, 1991-99. Owns/operates several small businesses. DOUG WHITE (R) Age: 51; wife. Mary; six children. 10105 Ohio Senate, 14th Dist. (Adams, Brown, Halcyon Drive. Parma Hgts., 44130. Clermont. Clinton. Fayette. Highland. Pike). Education: Baldwin Wallace College. Adams Co. commissioner, 1985-90; Ohio M.A.. business administration; Cleveland Rep. 88th Dist., 1991-95. State Univ.. bachelor in business administra­ General crop and livestock farmer. tion. Manchester. Member: Century Federal Credit Union; Wife. Shirley; daughter, Jenny; son, Steve. Parma Area Chamber of Commerce; St. 3830 Old Dutch Rd.. Manchester. 45144. Bridget Parish. Phone: 937/549-2382 (H). Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.S.. agriculture. EUGENE J. WATTS (R) Member: Methodist Men's Brotherhood; Manchester Lions; American Legion, Young- Ohio Senate. 16th Dist. (Part of Franklin, Moore Post 100; Vietnam Veterans of Pickaway). America; State 4-H Foundation Bd.; Hospice Assoc. Prof, of history, Ohio State Univ. of Hope Board; Ohio Farmers Union: Ohio Age: 56; daughters, Julia, Mackenzie. Farm Bureau; Ohio Cattleman's Assn., past 352 Monterey Drive. Dublin, 43017. Phone: president; Ohio Beef Council, past treasurer; 614/336-1868 (H). Ohio Beef Improvement Fed., former board; Education: Knox College, A.B.; Emory Ohio Expositions Commission; Adams Co. Univ., M.A., PhD. history. Bicentennial Com., chairman; Ohio Dairy Member: Organization of American His­ Council, chairman; Ohio Tobacco Council. torians; Intl. Assn. for the Study of Crime Recipient: Military Meritorious Svc. and Justice; Shamrock Club; FOPA; Ohio Award; Ohio Young Farmers Community Crime Prevention Assn.; VFW; AMVETS; Svc. Award; Ohio Cattlemen's Assn. Beef American Legion: Vietnam Veterans Lead­ Industry Svc. Award: Ohio Bankers Assn. ership Prog.; Navy League; Phi Gamma Dist. Svc. Award; Hon. Spur Award. Out­ Delta; Catholic War Vets.; Natl. Adv. Board, LYNN R. WACHTMANN (R) standing OURDC Area Leadership Award; Institute for the Study of American Wars. Amateur Auctioneering Award and Grand Ohio Senate, 1st Dist. (Williams, Defi­ Recipient: Natl, finalist. White House Marshal - Ohio Tobacco Festival; two Watch­ ance, Fulton, Henry, Paulding. Hancock, Fellowship Program; Natl. Endowment for dog of the Treasury Awards. Hardin. Putnam. Van Wert, part of Auglaize). the Humanities Fellowship; American Coun­ Napoleon City Councilman. Ohio Rep. 83rd cil of Learned Societies Fellowship; Bronze Jackson County residents each year Dist.. 1985-1998. Star; Vietnam Svc. and Campaign Medals; receive about $45,379,385 from the truck­ Pres.. Maumee Valley Bottlers, Inc.. Na­ United Conservatives of Ohio Outstanding ing industry. This figure represents poleon; partner of Culligan Water Condi­ Legislator, 1988, and six Watchdog of the $302,450 in truck registration fees; tioning. Treasury Awards; Ohio Crime Prevention $679,116 in fuel taxes, and $44,397,818 in Age: 44; wife, Trudy; children, Cory, Assn. Honorary Member, 1988; Catholic wages to the industry's 1,273 workers in Aaron. 550 Euclid, Napoleon, 43545. War Vets Dist. Legislator, 1989; Ohio Jackson County. Phones: 419/599-9863 (H); 419/592-7936 AMVETS Legislative Award. 1989; Dis­ Jefferson County residents each year (W). abled American Vets Legislator of Year, receive about $98,799,921 from the truck­ Education: Four County Joint Voca­ 1989; Veterans Assn. of State Commanders ing industry. This figure represents tional School. and Adjutants Outs. Svc. 1989; American $580,458 in truck registration fees; Member: Republican Central Com.; Legion Post 144 Outs. Svc, 1990; Vietnam $861,391 in fuel taxes, and $97,358,073 in Ducks Unlimited; Ohio Right to Life: Ohio Vets of America, Ohio State Council Legis­ wages to the industry's 2,791 workers in Twp. Trustees; Ohio Farm Bureau; Gideons lator of Year, 1990; Knox College Alumni Jefferson County. Intl.; Pheasants Forever; N.R.A.; American Achievement, 1990; Ohio American Legion

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1. Jerry W. Krupinski 98th 34. Darrell W. Opfer 53rd 67. William N. Taylor 63rd 2. Vernon L. Sykes 44th 35. John R. Bender 62nd 68. Robert L Schuler 36th 3. Ray Miller 22nd 36. Charles A. Wilson, Jr 99th 69. Nancy Putnam Hollister 96th 4. Shirley A. Smith 8th 37. G. Daniel Metelsky 61st 70. Jay 55th 5. Ann Womer Benjamin 75th 38. James M. Hoops 83rd 71. William Schuck 29th 6. 76th 39. Dennis Stapleton 88th 72. Patrick J. Tiberi 26th 7. Robert L Corbin 42nd 40. Sally Ann Perz 52nd 73. Lynn E. Olman 51st 8. E. J. Thomas 27th 41. Priscilla D. Mead 28th 74. Gregory V. Jolivette 59th 9. Rex Damschroder 89th 42. J. Donald Mottley 41st 75. Kevin J. Coughlin 46th 10. Amy Salerno 23rd 43. Dale N. Van Vyven 32nd 76. L. George Distel 5th 11. Ron Amstutz 7th 44. Patricia M. Clancy 35th 77. David Hartley 73rd 12. Gene Krebs 60th 45. Cheryl J. Winkler 34th 78. Jerome F. Luebbers 33rd 13. Robert Gooding 90th 46. Jacquelyn K. O'Brien 37th 79. Barbara H. Boyd 9th 14. Catherine L. Barrett 31st 47. Samuel T. Bateman 71st 80. Barbara C. Pringle 13th 15. Sam Britton 30th 48. Stephen Buehrer 82nd 81. June H. Lucas 67th 16. Sylvester D. Patton, Jr 64th 49. Charles E. Calvert 81st 82. Troy Lee James 10th 17. Joseph Sulzer 91st 50. James Peter Trakas 15th 83. William J. Healy 54th 18. Dixie J. Allen 38th 51. Thomas M. Roberts 39th 84. Jack Ford 49th 19. Sally Conway Kilbane 16th 52. John E. Barnes, Jr 12th 85. Peter Lawson Jones 11th 20. Twyla Roman 48th 53. Jeanine Perry 50th 86. 70th 21. Joy Padgett 95th 54. Ronald V. Gerberry 65th 87. Gary Cates 58th 22. George E. Terwilleger 2nd 55. Otto B. Beatty, Jr 21st 88. 78th 23. Edward K. Core 87th 56. Johnnie Maier 56th 89. Bryan C. Williams 45th 24. Charles R. Brading 86th 57. William J. Hartnett 79th 90. 57th 25. Jon D. Myers 6th 58. Ed Jerse 14th 91. Robert E. Netzley 43rd 26. Bill Harris 93rd 59. 47th 92. Jim Buchy 84th 27. Kerry R. Metzger 97th 60. William L Ogg 92nd 93. Jeff Jacobson 40th 28. David Goodman 25th 61. Bryan Flannery 17th 94. Jim Jordan 85th 29. Christopher F. Verich 66th 62. David R. Evans 77th 95. John Willamowski 1st 30. Erin Sullivan 18th 63. John A. Carey, Jr 94th 96. Rose Vesper 72nd 31. Dean E. DePiero 20th 64. Ronald E. Young 69th 97. Randall Gardner 4th 32. Dale Miller 19th 65. Diane V. Grendell 68th 98. Joseph E. Haines 74th 33. Sean D. Logan 3rd 66. Jon M. Peterson 80th 99. Jo Ann Davidson 24th

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Ohio Government Directory 49 Higher Education Sub. - Perz, Chairman; Financial Institutions - Myers, Chairman; Local Government & Townships-Schuler, Coughlin. Vice Chairman; Krebs. Womer Stapleton, Vice Chairman; Evans, Gardner, ( li.nun.in. Roman. Vice Chairman; Carey Benjamin. Roberts*, Sullivan. Jacobson. Kilbane. ()lman, Salerno,Schuck, Cates, Clancy, Evans, Hoops, O'Brien. Secretary, Christy Love 466-1440 Schuler, las lor. Tiberi. Trakas. Ocrberry . Peterson, Schuck. Terwilleger, Trakas. Young. Allen, Barnes. Maier. D. Miller, Sulzer, Luebbers*, Allen. Barrett. Hartnett, Human Services Sub. - Cares. Chairman; Verich. Wilson. Krupinski. Sykes. Verich. Cates, Vice Chairman; Netzley, O'Brien. Secretary, Rhonda Tipton 466-8100 Secretary. Kathryn McArtor 644-6023 Boyd*. Perry. Secretary, Joe Allen 466-1366 Health, Retirement & Aging - Van Vyven, Public Utilities - Mead, Chairman; Olman. Chairman; Schuring, Vice Chairman; Vice Chairman; Buehrer, Cates, Core, Transportat ion Sub. -Damschroder, Chair Brading. (Irendcll. Hollister. Jordan. Olman, Coughlin, Goodman, Hoops, Krebs, Myers. man; Core, Vice Chairman; Mead. D. Millet . Padgeti. Taylor, Terwilleger, Vesper, Schuler. Schuring. Trakas. Van Vyven, Metelsky. Willamowski. Williams. Ogg*, Barnes, Britton*. Hartley. Jerse, Luebbers, Ogg. Secretary. Tony Seegers 466-1374 Beatty.DePiero,Maier,Patton.SHInh Sutton. Opfer, Pringle. Sulzer, Verich. Secretary, Trina Weber 466-8120 Secretary, Mike Wilson 644-6005

Retirement Subcommittee - Grendell. Rules iV Reference - Davidson. Chairman; Chairman; Vesper, Vice Chairman; Hollister. Gardner, Vice Chairman; Bateman. Brading. Olman. Schuring, Van Vyven, Williams. Carey, Core, Coughlin. Haines. Harris. Maier*, Ogg. Patton. Smith. I [ouseholder, Roman. Salerno. James'. Ford, Secretary, Paul Jarvis 644-5088 Gerberry. Healy. Jones. Roberts. Wilson. Secretary, Linda Dotson 466-4847 PICTUREAMERICAI Housing & Public Lands O'Brien. Chaii Y man; Young, \ ice Chairman; Kilbane. Mead, State (io\ eminent Terwilleger, Chairman; Myers, Schuler. Winkler, Allen*. Gooding, Hood. Vice Chairman; Austria. Bateman. James, Logan. Buehrer. Jacobson. Mottley, Perz, Trakas. Secretary, Anita English 644-6886 Healy '. Barnes. Gerberry, Luebbers, Sykes. Secretary, Audra DiOrio 644-6027 Insurance-Netzley, Chairman; Buchy, Vice ('hairman; Austria, Calvert, Clancy, L\ ans, Technology and I'.lections-Amstutz,Chair­ Jolivette, Salerno, Schuck, Schuring. man; Goodman, Vice Chairman; Gardner. Stapleton. Tiberi, Van Vyven, Winkler. Harris. Hollister. Terwilleger, Vesper, Sykes*, Sutton*. Britton, Healy, Krupinski. Maier. Barrett. R. Miller. Sullivan. Metelsky, Roberts, Smith Secretary. Judy Bailey 466-1474 1 m%L Secretary, Mark Potts 466-8114

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Ohio Government Directory 51 Ohio House of Representatives I lartnett, William J (D-79th) 62 Willamowski. John (R 1st) 81 Jacobson, Jeff 40th). 63 Peterson. Jon M (R-80th) 75 Terwilleger. George E (R-2nd) 78 Mollle\. J. Donald iisu 70 Calvert, Charles E (R-8lst) 56 Logan. Sean D (D-3rd). ,66 Corbin. Robert I 42nd) ....57 Buehrer, Stephen (R-82nd) .... 56 Gardner, Randall (R-4th) . 60 Netzley, Robert E 13rd) 70 Hoops, James M (R-83rd) 63 Distel. I.. George (D-5th). 5') S\ kes. Vernon I •44th) 78 Buchj. Jim (R-84th) 56 Nhers. Jon D (R-6th) . .70 Williams. Bryan C 45th) 81 Jordan. Jim (R-85th ) .... 65 Amstutz, Ron (R-7th) Coughlin. Ke\ in J 46th) 58 Brading. Charles R (R-86th) 55 Smith. Shirley A (D-8th) 77 Sutton. BettJ 47th) 78 Core, Edward K (R-87th) 58 Boyd, Barbara H (D-9th) 54 Roman, Twyla 48th) 75 James. Troy Lee (D-10th) 64 Ford, Jack 49th) 60 Stapleton. Dennis (R-88th) 77 Damschroder, Rex (R-89th) 58 Jones. Peter Lawson (D-l 1th) 65 Perry, Jeanine 50th) 74 Gooding, Robert (D-90th) 61 Barnes, Jr., John E (D-l2th) 53 Olman. Lynn I 51st) 72 Sulzer, Joseph (D-91st) 78 Pringle. Barbara C (D-l 3th) 75 Perz, Sally Ann 52nd) .... 74 ()gg, William L (D-92nd) .... 72 Jerse, Ed (D-14th) 64 Opfer, Dai tell W 53rd) ....72 Hurrr.. Bill (R-93rd) 62 Trakas. James Peter (R-15th) 80 Healy, William J 54th) 62 Carey. Jr.. John A (R-94th) 57 Kilbane, Sally Conway (R-16th) 66 Schuring, Ja> Kirk 55th) 77 Padgett. Joy (R-95th) 72 Flannery, Bryan (D-17th) 60 Maier. Johnnie 56th) 67 Hollistei Nancy Putnam .. (R-96th) 63 Sullivan, Erin (D-18th) 77 1 lood, Ron 57th) 63 Met/ger. Kerry R (R-97th) 68 Miller, Dale (D-19th) 69 ( .Iks. Gary 58th) ....57 Krupinski, Jerry W (D-98th) 66 DePiero, Dean E (D-20th) 59 Jolivette. Gregory V 59th) 64 Wilson. Jr., Charles A (D-99th) 81 Beatty, Jr., Otto B (D-21st) 54 Krebs, Gene 60th) 66 Miller. Ray (D-22nd) .... 69 Metelsky, G. Daniel 61st) 68 Salerno, Amy (R-23rd) 76 Bender, John R 62nd) ....54 Da\ idson, Jo Ann (R-24th) 58 Taylor, William N 63rd) 78 Goodman, David (R-25th) 61 Patton, Jr.. Sylvestei I) •64th) 74 Tiberi, Patrick J (R-26th) 79 Gerberry. Ronald V •65th) 60 Thomas, E. J (R-27th) 79 Verich, Christopher I 66th) 81 Mead. Priseilla D (R-28th) 68 Lucas, June 11 •67th) 66 Schuck. William (R-29th) 76 Grendell. Diane V 68th) 61 Britton. Sam (D-30th) 55 Young. Ronald E 69th) 82 Barrett, Catherine L (D-31st) 53 Callender. Jamie 70th) 56 Van Vyven, Dale N (R-32nd) .... 80 Bateman, Samuel T 7lsti 53 Luebbers. Jerome F (D-33rd) 67 Vesper, Rose 72nd) ....81 V\ inkier. Cheryl J (R-34th) 82 Hartley, David '3rd) 62 Clancy, Patricia M (R-35th) 57 Haines, Joseph E 74th) 61 Schuler, Robert L (R-36th) 76 Womer Benjamin. Ann. 75th) 82 O'Brien. Jacquelyn K (R-37th) 70 Austria, Steve •76th) 53 Allen. Dixie J (D-38th) 52 Evans, Da\ id R •77th) . 59 Roberts. Thomas M (D-39th) 75 Householder. Lain 78th) 63 Ohio Association of DIXIE J. ALLEN (I)) Ohio House. 38th Dist. (Montgomery). Tobacco and Candy Full-time legislator. \ge: 64: husband. Jimmy; two sons. Distributors 4592 Toni Drive, Dayton, 45418. Phone: 937/268-1916 (H). Representing wholesalers who distnbute Education: Central State Univ., B.S.. business administration, summa cum laude. tobacco, confectionery and convenience products to retailers Member: President, Dayton Alumnae throughout Ohio and the midwest region, and who collect nearly Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; $300 million annually in state cigarette and tobacco excise taxes Women in Leadership: League of Women Voters; NAACP; SCLC.

16 East Broad Street Lake County residents each year re­ Suite 812 ceive about $402,740,486 from the truck­ Columbus, Ohio 43215 ing industry. This figure represents phone (614)224-3435 $1,616,551 in truck registration fees; fax (614)224-0551 $ 1.543.572 in fuel taxes, and $399,580,364 e-mail oatcd@aol com in wages to the industry's 11,455 workers in Lake County. Lawrence County residents each year Beth A. Wymer receive about $85,579,877 from the truck­ Executive Director ing industry. This figure represents $472,200 in truck registration fees: Legislative Consulting provided by $751,823 in fuel taxes, and $84,355,855 Sines & Towner Policy Group in wages to the industry's 2,418 workers Raymond E Sines • Carolyn H Towner in Lawrence County.

52 Ohio Government Directory First Lady Nancy Reagan; Ohio Family of Institute-Cincinnati. B.A. business adminis­ Year, KofC; Client Svc. award, 1995-97, tration; Antioch Univ., master curriculum American Express Financial Advisors; Ad­ financial planning. vanced Professional Development Award. Member: Greater Cincinnati Chamber 1997. Adv. Council; Ohio Mayor's Assn.; Hamilton Co. Municipal Assn.; OH, KY and IN Reg. Council of Governments, 1991-95; Women City Club; Forest Park Women's Club; Cin­ cinnati Minority Women; League of Women Voters; Negro Women Council; Hamilton Co. Head Start Community Rep.; NAACP; Hamilton Co. Dem. Exec. Com.; Ohio Dem. Party Exec. Com.; Dem. Natl. Committee. Recipient: Who's Who U.S. Executives, 1989-90; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Afri­ can-American Economic Empowerment. 1995; Who's Who in Society, 1992; Who's RON AMSTUTZ (R) Who Worldwide, 1993-94; Cincinnati Women's Political Caucus Outs. Women in Ohio House, 7th Dist. (Wayne). Mayor Politics. 1998; Urban League of Greater Cin­ of Orrville, 1976-80; Orrville City Charter cinnati African-American Leadership Dev. Commission. 1974-75; Ohio Rep. since 1981. Prog, 1995. Age: 47; wife, Joanne;daughter. Julianne; son. Jefferson. 2243 Friar Tuck Circle. JOHN E. BARNES, JR. (D) Wooster. 44691. Phone: 330/262-7371 (H). Ohio House. 12th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Education: Capital Univ.. B.A., govern­ Senior Tax Auditor. ment communications. Age: 40; single. 16705 Ridgeton Drive, Member: Wayne Co. Republican Exec. Cleveland, 44128. Phone: 216/991-0449 Com.; past president and chairman. Orrville (H). Jaycees; Wooster Rotary Club; Wayne Co. Education: Harvard Univ. - Farm Bureau; United Conservatives of Ohio Prog, (certificate) attended; Cleveland State Board; American Legislative Exchange Univ. Council: Ohio Township Assn. Member: Lee-Harvard Community Assn.; Lee-Seville Miles Citizens Council: 21st & Ilth Congressional Dist. Caucus; Operation Big Vote; A Philip Randolph Inst.; Lee-Harvard Merchants Assn.; The Pride's Alive Festival chairman and entertainment coordinator: Garfield Hts. Community Ctr. Adv. Bd. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame volun­ teer. SAMUEL BATEMAN, JR. (R) Ohio House, 71 st Dist. (part of Clermont). State Rep. since 1984. Vice president, C. Edward Lovins Insur­ ance. Age: 62; wife, Barbara; sons, Tim, Rick, Chris. 35 McCormickTrail, Milford,45150. Phone: 513/831-7090 (H). Education: Attended Univ. of Cincin­ nati. STEVE AUSTRIA (R) Member: Milford Area and Clermont Co. Chambers of Commerce; Farm Bureau; Ohio House. 76th Dist. (Greene). Greene Clermont Co. Convention Bureau Board; Co. Republican Central Com. Clermont Co. Republican Party. Financial Advisor. Recipient: Legislator with Best Interest Age: 40; wife, Eileen Crotty: sons, Brian, of Children, 1987; Milford High School Hall Kevin. Erie. 2537 ObetzDrive, Beavercreek, of Fame, 1986; United Conservatives of Ohio 45434. Phones: 937/429-5230 (H); 937/ Watchdog of Treasury, 1996 & 1998. 376-7717 (W). CATHERINE L. BARRETT (D) Education: Marquette Univ., B.A., po­ litical science. Ohio House, 31 st Dist. (Hamilton). Mayor Licking County residents each year Member: Xenia Rotary; Beavercreek, and city council. Forest Park. receive about $236,582,115 from the Fairborn and Xenia Chambers; Knights of Financial consultant. trucking industry. This figure represents Columbus; Golden Age Senior Ctr. Christ­ Age: 57; husband. Simon; children, $1,237,228 in truck registration fees; mas Party; Carroll High School Finance Donnetta, Darryl, Cheryl. 5300 Hamilton $1,304,959 in fuel taxes, and Com.; St. Luke Catholic Church. #910, Cincinnati, 45224. Phones: 513/681- $234,039,927 in wages to the industry's Recipient: Great American Family 0050(H). 6,709 workers in Licking County. Award, presented at the White House by Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, Union

Ohio Government Directory 53 sionary Baptist Assn ; Ohio .Assn of Real and 1987, Hall of Fame, 1988; Pit! Hall of Estate Brokers; Equal Opportunities Centei Fame, 1960; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Pioneer, 1992; Capital Univ. Law Center; Chi; Phi Delta Kappa Columbus State Univ.; Ohio State Bar Assn.; Ameriflora; Am. Arbitration Assn.; Ameri­ can Soc. of Law & Medicine; Upward Bound; Citizens for Jesse Jackson; Cols. Assn. of Black Journalists; Cols. Urban League;OPIC; Familj Missionary Baptist Church; Law Stu­ dents Assn.; ollieis

OTTO BEATTY, JR. (D) Ohio House, 21st Dist. (Franklin). Ohio Rep since 1980. Attorney, 233 S. High St., Columbus. BARBARA BOYD (D) 43215. Ohio House, 9th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Wife,Joyce(Dr.);children,()m>III. I au Former mayor of Cleveland Heights. rel. 2344 Woodword, Columbus, 43219. Age: 56: Husband. Robert: daughter. Education: Howard Univ., B.A., Bus. Janine. 3418 Washington Blvd.. Cleveland Admin.; The Ohio State Univ.. J.D. I lis. 44118. Phone: 216/321-7601 (H). Member: Past president, Franklin Co. Education: St. Paul's College, B.S., Ed. Trial Lawyers Assn and Robert B. Elliott JOHN R. BENDER (I)) Member: Past president of Black Law Club; Natl. Conf. of Black Lawyers; Ohio House, 62nd Dist. (Lorain). Ely ria Woman's P.A.C.; former vice chair, American Bar Assn.: Natl. Assn. of Defense City Council, 1984-89 and 1991-92; Elyria Cuyahoga Co. Democratic Party; Cleveland Lawyers; American Trial Lawyers Assn. Planning Comm.. 19X4. Ohio Rep since Hgts. Democrats; East Cleveland Democratic Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers; BEDO 1993. Club; Cleveland Hgts.-University Hgts. Columbus Area Black Elected Officials full-time legislator. League of Women Voters; Cuyahoga American Arbitration Assn.; Cols. Ap.ui Age: 60; widower; children. Jay, Jenni- Women's Political Caucus; Delta Sigma ment Assn.; Howard Univ. Century Club; fei 645 Georgetown Ave., Elyria. 44035- Theta sorority: Heights Kiwanis. OH State Consumer Ed. Assn.; Natl. Black 3051. Phone: 440/365-5250 i II > Recipient: Official of the Year, Northern Programming Consortium; OH Alliance of Education: Univ. of Pittsburgh, B.S., Ohio Patrolmen Benevolent Assn., 1989: Black School Educators: Young Black Dem. science teaching, 1960; M.A., guidance, Black History Month, 1992; Black Woman's Recipient: Numerous community and 1962; Ph.D. higher Ed. Admin., 1969. History Award, 1992; selected for Bowhay public service awards from; Ohio Minority Member: Lorain Intl. Assn. Bd.; former Institute for Legislative Leadership Devel­ Business: JuniorChamber: Outstanding Ser­ Lorain Co. Senioi (litizens Bd.; Health Svcs. opment. 1996. vice, Franklin Co. Childrens Svcs.; Black Agencj. 1991 -92; Lorain Co. Chamber, Ur­ Chamber of Commerce, Eastern Union Mis- ban League; and Pitt Alumni Assn.; Elyria Logan County residents each year re­ Evening Lions, Knights of Columbus; Elyria Lorain County residents each year ceive about $85,569,832 from the truck­ YWCA Recycling Task Force; Lorain Co. receive about $451,987,463 from the ing industry. This figure represents Recycling Com.; Elyria NAACP; Ohio trucking industry. This figure represents $405,068 in truck registration lees; Township Assn.; Western Reserve Civil War $1,987,243 in truck registration fees; $808,909 in fuel taxes, and $84,355,855 Riuiiidtable. $1,899,384 in fuel taxes, and in wages to the industry's 2.418 workers Recipient: I/aak Walton League - Natl. $448,100,836 in wages to the industry's in Logan County. Honor Roll Award, 1988; Natl. Assn. for 12.845 workers in Lorain County. Campus Activities Treasurer of Year. 1984

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54 Ohio Government Directory Republican Central Com.; American Legion; Age: 65; wife, Kaye; son, Samuel. 5223 Elks; Eagles; Masons; Auglaize Co. Histori­ Kenwood Rd., Cincinnati, 45227. Phones: cal Soc.; general chairman, Neil Armstrong 513/561-0850 (H), 513/271-1764 (B). Homecoming Co., 1969; public address an­ Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, B.S. nouncer, Wapakoneta High School football Member: Madisonville Community and basketball, 33 years; Natl. Assn. of Re­ Council, past president; Avondale Redevel­ tail Druggists; First English Lutheran Church; opment Corp, past treasurer; Cincinnati Plan­ V.P., Greenlawn Cemetery Assn. ning Commission, past chair; Hamilton Co. Recipient: Ohio Northern Univ. Alumni Dem. Party Exec. Com.; Cincinnati Area Bd. A ward, 1993; Merck, Sharp & Dohme Award of Realtors; OH Assn. of Realtors; Gothic for outstanding achievement in pharmacy, Lodge 122 P.H.F.&A.M.; NAACP, life; 1991: Beal Award for pharmacy, 1992. Kappa Alpha Psi; King Solomon Consistory; Sinai Temple #59; Sigma Pi Phi. Lucas County residents each year receive about $737,240,598 from the trucking industry. This figure repre­ sents $2,990,133 in truck registration CHARLES R. BRADING (R) fees; $2,637,847 in fuel taxes, and $731,612,618 in wages to the industry's Ohio House. 86th Dist. (Hancock. Hardin, 20,973 workers in Lucas County. part of Auglaize). Mayor of Wapakoneta. Madison County residents each year 1988-91; Wapakoneta councilman. 1964- receive about $67,354,305 from the 66, president 1974-75 and 1986-88. trucking industry. This figure repre­ Registered pharmacist. sents $337,403 in truck registration fees; Age: 63; wife, Sandra; children, Will­ $737,302 in fuel taxes, and $66,279,600 iam, Sarah. Amanda. 808 Glynwood Rd.. in wages to the industry' s 1,900 workers Wapakoneta,45895. Phones: 419/738-6348 in Madison County. (H). 419/738-7309 (W). Mahoning County residents each year Education: Ohio Northern Univ., B.S.. receive about $389,834,162 from the pharmacy, 1957. trucking industry. This figure repre­ Member: Ohio State Bd. of Pharmacy, SAMUEL T. BRITTON (D) sents $1,968,129 in truck registration president 1979-80; Ohio State Pharmaceuti­ fees; $1,287,888 in fuel taxes, and $386,578,145 in wages to the industry's cal Assn.; Wapakoneta Rotary, president. Ohio House, 30th Dist. (Hamilton). 11,082 workers in Mahoning County. 1971 (Paul Harris Fellow); Auglaize Co. Real Estate Broker. Britton & Assocs. OEA

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Ohio Government Directory 55 B.S. social sludies/educalion. Minima nun 1993-94; Painesville Area Chamber; Lake laude; Capital Univ. Law School. I I). cum (!o YMCA; Masonic Lodge; Board attorney laude. loi Budges; Mental Health Consumer Em- Member: Fulton Co. farm Bureau; Ohio powerment; Hope Ridge Methodist Church. State Bar Assn.; Fulton Co. Historical Soc; Recipient: Watchdog of the Treasury. f Ohio Township Assn. United Conservatives ol Ohio

r• - ^^^ JIM BUCHY (R) Ohio House. 84th Dist. (Darke. Mercer, partofMiami). Greenville Bd. of Ed„ 1980- 82. President. Buchy Food Products, L ^ V Greenville. An Age: 58; wife, Sharon: son. John: daugh­ JAMIE CALLENDER (R) CHARLES E. CALVERT (R) ter. Kathryn. 281 Dogwood Drive. Ohio House, '0th Dist. (Lake) Ohio House, 81st Dist. (Medina). Presi­ Greenville, 45331. Phones: 937/548-6239 Attorney, private practice dent ol Medina Co. School Bd., Buckeye (H), 937/548-2128 (B). Wife, Andrea; children. John. Ashley, Local School Dist. Bd., Medina Co. Voca- Education: Wittenberg Univ.. B.S. Jay. 29227 Oakdale. Willowick. 44095. tional Ctr. School Bd., Medina Co. MRDD Member: Darke Economic Foundation, Phones: 440/943-4877 (H). School Bd. founder and board member; Rotary; Darke Education: Univ. of Kentucky, Lakeland Retired Financial Mgt. Officer, NASA Co., Celina-Mercer Co. Chambers of Com­ Community College, Cleveland State Univ., Lewis Research Ctr. merce; Greenville Industrial Park bond. B.A., hisioi \; Cleveland-Marshall School of Age: 59; wife, Sandy; son, Jim; daugh­ YMCA; Darke Co. Republican Men's Club, Law, J.D. ters, Wendy,Carrie. 4487 Grand Teton Dri\e. past president; Darke Co. Republican Cen­ Member: Lake Co. Historical Soc., presi­ Medina, 44256. Phone: 330/722-1246 (H). tral and Exec. Corns.; district delegate to dent; Ohio Affiliate of Retinitas Pigmentosa Education: Baldwin Wallace. B.A.. fi­ Republican Natl. Conv.; St. Paul's Lutheran Foundation Board; American, Ohio State nance and accounting; Cleveland State, post Church, former council president; Farm Bu­ and Lake Co. Bar Assns.; Lake Co. Republi­ graduate classes in business. reau; Grange; Mason; Scottish Rite; Shrine; can Party Central and Exec. Corns.; Member: MedinaChamberofCommerce; N.F.O. Willowick Recreation Bd.. former chairman, Our Lady Help of Christians Parish. POHL TRANSPORTATION INC.

STEPHEN BUEHRER (R) 9297 McGreevey Rd., P.O. Box 334 Ohio House. 82nd Dist. (Defiance, Fulton, Williams). Fulton Co. Rep. Central & Exec. Versailles, Ohio 45380-0334 Corns., 1990-98. 800-837-2122 Attorney, Barber, Kaper, Stamm & 937-526-5080 Robinson. Age: 32; wife, Cathy. 704 Greenview FAX 937-526-4810 Drive, Delta, 43515. Phones: 419/822-9657 Internet: http://www.pohltransportation.com (H), 419/822-3211 (W). Education: Bowling Green State Univ..

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JOHN A. CAREY, JR. (R) PATRICIA M. CLANCY (R) Improvement and Ohio House, 94th Dist. (Gallia, Jackson, Ohio House, 35th Dist. (Hamilton). Meigs, part of Lawrence). Mayorof Wellston. Colerain Twp. trustee, 1987-96; Hamilton 1988-94. State Rep. since 1994. Co. Twp. Assn., secretary-treasurer. Advancement of Full-time legislator. Full-time legislator. Age: 39; wife, Lynley; son, Justin. 401 Age: 45; single; 3675 W. Galbraith Rd.. S. Arkansas Ave., Wellston, 45692. Phone: Cincinnati, 45247. Phone: 513/741-8506 Asphalt Paving Construction. 740/384-6604 (H). (H). Education: Ohio Univ.. B.A. with hon­ Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, B.A. ors, political science, 1981. Member: Colerain Twp. Bus. Assn.: Member: Wellston Rotary Club. Cincinnati Moose: Colerain Twp. Republi­ Recipient: Masonic Friendship Award, can Club; Northwest Drug Free Advisory 1988; Knights of Columbus Public Servant Committee. of Year, 1994; Wellston Chamber Man of Distinctions: Initiated Colerain Task Year, 1994; Legislator of Year, AMVETS force, a joint venture between government andADADAS. 1998. and local business to solve traffic problems on township thoroughfares; Watchdog of Treasury, 1997-98.

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GARY CATES (R) 37 W. Broad St. Ohio House, 58th Dist. (Butler). Union Suite 460 Twp. trustee, president 1992-93, vice presi­ dent 1991, 1994, 1995. P.O. Box 16186 Full-time legislator. ROBERT L. CORBIN (R) Age: 43; wife. Jill; sons, Andrew, Columbus, Ohio 43216 Ohio House, 42nd Dist. (Montgomery). Brenton. 6542 Seminole Drive, West Chester, Ohio Rep. since 1977. Phone: 221-5402 45069. Phone: 513/779-0487. Age: 75; wife, Edith; daughters, Lynn Education: Virginia Tech, B.S., civil and Carol. 135 Shadybrook Drive. Dayton, Eng., 1978; Univ.ofDayton.M.B.A.,1981. 45459. Phone: 937/434-2404 (H). Member: St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish; Education: Otterbein College. OKI Reg. Council of Governments: Opti­ Member: Agonis Club of Dayton; mist Club; SE Butler Co. and Mid Miami V Otterbein College Alumni Assn.; Normandy Valley Chambers; Butler Co. Twp. Assn. United Methodist Church; Walnut Grove Recipient: Watchdog of'Treasury, United Country Club. Conservatives of Ohio. 1998.

Ohio Government Directory 57 4fc EDWARD K. CORE (R) REX DAMSCHRODER (R) JO ANN DAVIDSON (R) Ohio House. 87th Dist. (Logan, Union. Ohio House, 89th Dist. (Sandusky, part Ohio House, 24th Dist (Franklin). part of Marion). Former I .ogan Co. commis­ of Seneca), former state central committee Reynoldsburg City Council member, 1968- sioner. man. 5th Congressional Dist. 77; Ohio Rep. since 1981; House Speaker Full-time legislator. Age: 49; wife, Rhonda; children, Alex, since 1995, minority leader. 120th G.A. Age: 64; wife, Joyce; son, Tony; daugh­ Anthony. 1014 Birchard Ave., Fremont. Age: 71; daughters, Julie and Jenifer; ter, Elizabeth. 2450 CR#118, Rushsylvania 43420. Phone: 419/355-1022 (H). 66 19 Forrester Way, Reynoldsburg. 43068. 43347. Phone: 937/468-2553 (H) Education: Bowling Green State Inn Phone: 614/864-8879 (H). Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.Sc; B.A., 1974; Tiffin Univ., M.B.A.. 1994. Member: Reynoldsburg-Pickerington Antioch College, graduate studies. Member: Chamber of Commerce; Terra Rotary Club; trustee of franklin Univ. and Member: Bellefontaine First United Pres- Community College Board: Sandusky Co. Findlay Univ.: former vice chairman. OH h\ terian Church; Elks; Rotary; OSU Alumni; Republican Central Com.; Farm Bureau; Turnpike Commission; former member. former supervisor, Logan Soil and Water Township 11ustees \ssn . Kiwanis Franklin Co. Mental Health Board. Conservation Dist.; AMVETS. Recipient: Legislator of the Year, Natl. Marion Count) residents each year Republican Legislators Assn., 1991: Ohio receive about $103,191,520 from the Women's Hall of Fame, 1991; United Con­ trucking industry. This Figure represents servatives of Ohio Outs. Legislator, 1988, $501,355 in truck registration lees; and Watchdog of Treasury, 1983,84,85.87. $892,310in fuel taxes, and$101,797,855 88. 89. 90, 96; YWCA Women of Achieve­ in wages to the industry 's 2.9 IX workers ment; Hon. Doc. of Law Degree, Ohio Univ. in Marion County. T -J» * and Capital Univ.

KEVIN J. COUGHLIN (R) Ohio House, 46th Dist. (Summit). Full-time legislator. Age: 28; wife, Anne. 2324 Iota Ave., Cuyahoga Falls, 44221. Phones: 330/923- 1481 (H). Scott Kaughman Kathleen TrafTord Education: Bowling Green State Univ., B.A.. political science. M.P.A. Member: Immaculate Heart of Mary In government relations, labor and employment, employee benefits, utility and Church; Ohio Arts Council; Blossom Music environmental issues, business and tax concerns, economic development, public finance, Ctr. Bd. of Overseers; Cuyahoga Falls, Stow- zoning and litigation, let our experience work for you. Munroe Falls. Hudson Chambers of Com­ merce; Fraternal Order of Police; Ancient Order of Hibernians. PORTER, WRIGHT, MORRIS & ARTHUR Recipient: Council of State Governments ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAV Bowhay Institute for Legislative Leadership COLUMBUS CINCINNATI CLEVELAND DAYTON NAPLES WASHINGTON Development Fellow. 1998. (614)227-2000 (513)381-4700 (216)443-9000 037)449-6810 (941)263-8898 (202) "8-3000

58 Ohio Government Directory Justinian Forum; St. Francis DeSales Holy Member: Conneaut Lion's and Knights Name Soc.; Parma Dem. Party; Young Dems. of Columbus; Jobs for Ohio Graduates Bd.; of Cuyahoga Co. Ashtabula Co. Planning Commission; LEADERship Ashtabula graduate; United S«Sf'2 Way Ashtabula Co. Bd.; president, Ashtabula Co. Civic Improvement Corp.; 1 st vice chair, Ashtabula Co. Democratic Exec. Com.; Citi­ zens Advisory Com. OSU Ohio Seagrant.

DEAN E. DEPIERO (D) Ohio House, 20th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Parma city councilman. Attorney, private practice; Asst. Law Dir./ L. GEORGE DISTEL (D) Prosecutor. Berea/Olmsted Twp. Ohio House, 5th Dist. (Ashtabula). Age: 30; single. 1208 Clearview Ave., Former Ashtabula Co. Commissioner, 1992- Parma. 44134. Phones: 216/661-0302 (H), 99; Conneaut City Council, 1987-92, coun­ 216/485-7970 (W). cil president 1990-92. Education: Cleveland Marshall College Age: 46; wife. Dale A. Drake; children, DAVID R. EVANS (R) of Law. J.D.; Ashland Univ., BSBA. Jonathan. Curtis. Nicholas. 495 Middle Rd.. Ohio House, 77th Dist. (Licking). New­ Member: American, Cuyahoga Co. and Conneaut. 44030. Phone: 440/599-8540 ark City Council, ten years. Parma Bar Assns.; Cuyahoga Co. Law Di­ (H). Retired, State Farm Insurance. rectors Assn.; Cleveland Suburban Council; Education: Alliance College, B.A., his­ Age: 61; children, Audrey, David III. Parma Chamber of Commerce and Jaycees; tory and political science, 1974. Betsy. 625 Country Club Drive, G-3, New-

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Ohio Government Directory 59 ark, 43055. Phone: 740/344-8741 (H). Toledo 43607. Phone: 419/534-2272(11) Chamber of Commerce; Wood Co. Farm Education: Franklin Univ.. B.A.:Centi.il Education: Degree in Admin. Svcs..OS! I; Bureau; Sons of American Legion; Wood Michigan dm ,, M.A. Master's in Pub. Admin and law degree, Co. Historical Soc; BGSU Alumni Assn.; Member: Rotary Club; Elks; AmVets; Univ. of Toledo. falcon Club; Ohio Assn. of Realtors. Aladdin Temple Shrine; Newark Member: NewCovenant Baptist Church; Recipient: Outstanding Young Man of Maennochor; First United Methodist ( luircli. pasl chair. Cordelia Mai tin Health Ctr. Bd., America; Who's Who in American Politics: and Citizens Adv. Bd. at Toledo Mental Jennings Scholar for Educational Excellence; Health Ctr.; former chair, Life Membership American Legion Boys State Hall of Fame; Com. ol Toledo NAACP, chair of .1. Frank Watchdog of the Treasury Award; Omicron Troy Sen. Cit. Ctr. Bd . Toledo Symphon) Delta Kappa Honorary. Bd.; Instrucloi .il I ni\ "I I oledo.

BRVAN FLANNERY(D) Ohio House. 17th Dist. (Cuyahoga) Lakewood councilman at large, 1994-98; precinct committeeman. Guttman Oil Co.. sales representative. RONALD V. GERBERRY (D) RANDALL GARDNER (R) Age: 31; wife.Renee. 2087 Arthur Ave., Ohio House. 65th Dist. (Mahoning). Lakewood 44107. Phones: 216/228-2574 Ohio House, 4th Disl (Wood) Austintown School Board, 1974-82. Ohio (Hi. 216/529-6055 (W). Legislator. Realtor. Rep. since 1982. Education: Univ. of Notre Dame. 13.A., Age: 40; wife. Sands: children. Brooks. Full-time legislator sociology. Christina. Austin. l4900MitchellRd.,Bowl- Age: 46; wife, Kathy; daughter. Deanna Member: Ohio Petroleum Marketers ing Green, 43402. Phone: 419/352-1984 Lynn; sons, Ron, Jr., Daniel. 2940 Whisper­ Assn.; Natl. League of Cities; Ohio Munici­ (H). ing Pines Drive, Canfield, 44406. Phone: pal League; Lakewood Jaycees; Knights of Education: Bowling Green State Uni\ . 330/799-2674 (Hi. Columbus; Lakewood Chamber of Com­ B.S., education; M.A.. political science. Education: Youngstown State Univ.. merce: Irish American Club; C.A.M.E.O.; Member: American Legislative Ex­ B.A.. political science, 1975. AFL-CIO, Local 277. change Council Education Task 1 • Member: Jobs for Ohio's Grads: St. Recipient: National Champion. Uni\ ol Notre Dame. 1988.

Ohio Contractors Association

C CLARK STREET ANGELAE VAN FOSSEN Executive Legislative & Environmental Vice President Affairs Director

If you have a question concerning the OCA's position on any issue, call Angela Van Fossen or Clark Street at (614) 488-0724. JACK FORD (D) Ohio Contractors Association Ohio House, 49th Dist. (Lucas). Past Pres., Toledo City Council, councilman eight P.O. Box 959, Columbus, Ohio 43216 years. Pres./Founder. Substance Abuse Svcs.; Pres., Mental Health Agency Insurance Trust. Representing Ohio's Contractors builders of highways, bridges, Age: 51; wife, Cynthia; children, Ryan, airports, utilities, and other public and private components of our Jessica, Jacqueline. 1935 Shenandoah Ave., infrastructure, since 1918.

60 Ohio Government Directory Joseph's Catholic Church; Austintown Base­ merce: Ohio Nurses Assn.; Chesterland and ball Assn.. Growth Foundation. Men's Demo­ Geauga Co. Historical Socs.; Farm Bureau; crat Club, and Historical Soc: South Co. Township and Trustees Assn.; Ohio Bar Democrat Club; Citizens League of Greater Assn.; Leadership Geauga Board. Youngstown; NCSL Com. on Ed. Recipient: Seven Seals Award: Wilson Recipient: Outs. Legislator Award. Ohio Achievement Award. Acad, of Trial Lawyers. 1996; North Central Reg. Educational Laboratory. 1985-90. Jobs r^s - for Ohio Grads; 1988 Educator of Year. Mahoning Co. Elem. School Administra­ tors; Public Official of Year. Natl. Assn. of Social Workers, OH Chap., Reg. Four, 1991; 1992 Legislator of Year, Administrators, Board Members and Citizens Political Ac­ tion Com.; Dist. Govt. Svc. Award. OH Council of Private Colleges and School.

DAVID GOODMAN (R) Ohio House. 25th Dist. (Franklin). Bexley City Council, 1996-98; Asst. Ohio Attorney General, 1995-98. Attorney. Shayne and Greenwald. Age: 31; wife,Heather. 875 S. Remington Rd., Bexley, 43209. Phone: 614/237-5535 JOSEPH E. HAINES (R) (H). Ohio House, 74th Dist. (Madison, part of Education: Miami Univ.. B.A.. political Clark and Greene). Greene Co. commis­ science. 1989; Case Western Reserve Univ. sioner. 1968-76; Xenia School Board, past School of Law. J.D.. 1992. VP. Member: Bexley Area Chamber Bd.; Farmer. Bexley Schools Programs and Facilities Task Age: 75; wife, Joy; sons, Thomas, Forces; Columbus Jazz Arts Group Bd.; Thaddeus. Jonathan: daughter. Barbara: 2750 Columbus Anti-Defamation League Bd.: Big E. Spring Valley-Paintersville Rd., Xenia Brothers-Big Sisters Assn. of Columbus; 45385. Phone: 937/372-2830 (H). Boys and Girls Club of America volunteer: ROBERT GOODING (D) Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.S.. Columbus Bar Assn. - Lawyers for Justice; rural economics & farm management. Ohio House, 90th Dist. (Crawford, Columbus Jewish Fed., Leadership 21 nomi­ Member: Kiwanis. past president; Farm Wyandot, part of Marion. Seneca). Ap­ nee. pointed in March, 1999. Bureau; Farm Forum; Grange; Ohio and General Manager, Lawn Greenkeeper. Greene Co. Cattle Feeders, past board mem­ Age: 40: wife. Rebecca; daughter, ber; Ohio Shorthorn Breeder's Assn., past Gabrielle. 1991 Newmans-Cardington Rd. president; PTA, past president; YMCA Bd.: E, Waldo, 43356. Phone: 740/726-2751 Zoning Bd.; Greene Co. Pork Producers; (H). New Covenant Fellowship Church Bd.; Education: Attended The Ohio State ALEC Agriculture Com.; Greene Co. Rep. Univ. - Marion, two years, business major. Central Com.; OH Rep. Ag. Adv. Council, chairman; SW Dist. Co. Commissioners' Medina County residents each year Assn., chairman; OH County Commission receive about $244,045,262 from the Assn. Board; Miami Valley Reg. Planning trucking industry. This figure represents Comm.; Route 35 Com.; Greene Co. Reg. $1,238,750 in truck registration fees; Planning Com., president and organizer. $1,155,530 in fuel taxes, and Recipient: Watchdog of the Treasury, $241,650,982 in wages to the industry's 1983. '84. '89. '96. 6,927 workers in Medina County. Meigs County residents each year Miami County residents each year receive about $28,747,739 from the truck­ receive about $163,586,452 from the ing industry. This figure represents DIANE V. GRENDELL (R) trucking industry. This figure represents $207,661 in truck registration fees; $859,946 in truck registration fees; $632,878 in fuel taxes, and $27,907,200 Ohio House, 68th Dist. (Geauga, part of $991,597 in fuel taxes, and $ 161,734,909 in wages to the industry's 800 workers in Trumbull). State Rep. since 1993. in wages to the industry's 4,636 workers Meigs County. Registered nurse/attorney. in Miami County. Mercer County residents each year Husband, Tim; son, James Edward; Monroe County residents each year receive about $67,111,420 from the truck­ daughter, Kate. 7413 Tattersall Drive, receive about $ 19.874,157 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents Chesterland, 44026. Phone: 440/729-6145 (H). ing industry. This figure represents $393,957 in truck registration fees; Education: St. John'sCollege, RN;Cleve­ $139,665 in truck registration fees; $754,989 in fuel taxes, and $65,962,473 land Marshall Col. of Law, law degree; $706,856 in fuel taxes, and $ 19,027,636 in wages to the industry's 1,891 workers Baldwin Wallace, business degree, psychol­ in wages to the industry's 545 workers in in Mercer County. ogy degree. Monroe County. Member: Chesterland Chamber of Com­

Ohio Government Directory 61 cils; retired US Marine Corps. Major. Sierra Club Outs. Achievement, 1992; Ohio Recipient: Numerous personal and meri­ Victims ol (iime Director's Award, 1993; torious decorations. ()lno En\ iionmental Council as Most Effec­ tive Legislator for Environment, 1993; Ohio State Bar Assn. Dist. Svc. Award. 1996; lair Housing Award. 1998.

-^H^+LARRtS+R) Ohio House, 93rd Dist. (Ashland. Knox, part of Huron). Auto Dealer/Business Owner, Ashland DAVID HARTLEY (D) Age: 62; wife, Mary C; children Billy M.. Jr.: Lonnie E.. Scott. Sherry. 1238Twp Ohio House. 73rd Dist. (Clark). Ohio Rd. 1506, Ashland, 44805. Phones: 419/ Rep. since 1973. WELLIAMJ. HARTNETT (D) 281-2955 (H), 419/289-2000 (B). Age: 56; wife, Vicki. 2242 N. Fountain Ohio House. 79th Dist. (Richland). Education: Uni\ of Arizona, secondary Blvd., Springfield, 45504. Phone: 937 (99 Retired president/CEO, Mansfield/ education with honors. 6626 (Hi Richland Co. Chamber. Member: Ohio Automobile Dealers Education: Univ. of Louisville, B.A., Age: 66; wife, Donna; five children. 946 Assn.. trustee: Buick Natl. Dealer Council, attended graduate school at same; Capital Pike l)ii\c. Mansfield, 44903. Phone: 419/ vice chairman; Huntington Natl. Bank, Univ. Law School, J.D. 589 9663(H). Ashland, director; Samaritan Hospital trustee; Member: United Automobile Workers Grace Brethren Church Business Commis­ Local 402; Clark County Democratic I Education: Kent State Univ., B.S., Ed.S.; sion; Industrial/Business Adv. Bd.. Ashland Com.; Interfaith Hospitality Network of West Virginia Univ., M.A. Co.-West Holmes Career Ctr; former chair­ Springfield Bd. Member: North Central Technical Col­ man. Ashland Area Chamber and Ashland Recipient: Ohio Union of Patrolmen lege Foundation Board: Richland Co. Foun­ United Way Campaign; numerous local, state Assn ["op Legislator, 1990; Ohio Farmers dation; Private Industry Council; Richland and national business committees and coun- Union for Continuing Support. 1990; Ohio Co. Mental Health Board. Recipient: Chairman's Award, Mansfield/ Richland Co. Chamber: Mansfield Cit) Schools Bell Award; chair. United Way.

the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association

Representing the interests of the franchised new car, truck & motorcycle dealers of Ohio WILLIAM J. HEALY (D) Ohio House, 54th Dist. (Stark). Canton for over 65 years. City Council. 1969-74. Ohio Rep. since 1974. Full-time legislator. 655 Metro Place South Age: 59; wife, Barbara; daughters, Joyce, Suite 270 Jackie; son, William J. II. 2701 15th St., N.W., Canton. 44708. Phone: 330/452-671 I Dublin, Ohio 43017 (H). (614)766-9100 Education: Kent State Univ. (800)686-9100 Member: Stark Co. TAP (Talk about

62 Ohio Government Director) Potential) Program, cofounder; NCSL Wine Age: 29; single; P.O. Box 118, Canfield. sioner, 1995-96, president, 1996; Tri-Co. Com. 44406. Phone: 330/533-9119 (H). Community Action Bd., 1995-96, chairman; Recipient: Franklin Co. Trial Lawyers Education: Ohio State Univ. College of CLFP Solid Waste Bd.; Perry Co. Planning Award. 1993; Ohio State Bar Assn. Award. Bus., B.S.B.A.. marketing & economics. Commission. 1992. Recipient: Watchdog of Treasury. Outs. L.L. Householder Insurance, president. Freshman Legislator, United Conservatives Age: 39; wife, Taundra; sons, Derek, of Ohio; Friend of the Taxpayer's Award; Nathan, Adam, Matthew, Luke. 3825 Twp. 100% Ratings by Taxpayor's Union of Ohio. Rd. 19,Glenford,43739. Phones: 740/659- 2500 (H), 740/342-3348 (B). Education: Ohio Univ., bachelor's de­ gree, political science. Member: Farm Bur.; Grange; Lions; Eagles; Moose; Shrine; Chamber; NFIB; Ohio Twp. Trustees Assn.; Co. Commis­ sioners Assn. of Ohio; FFA lifetime alumni; Little League coach; 32nd Degree Mason. Recipient: Natl. Who's Who Among Executives and Professionals; Who's Who in American Bus.; Honorary Chapter Farmer- FFA; Numerous business and professional honors.

NANCY P. HOLLISTER (R) Ohio House, 96th Dist. (Morgan, part of Athens. Muskingum, Washington). Former Marietta City Council. 1980-83; Mayor, JAMES M. HOOPS (R) 1984-91; Ohio Lt. Governor, 1991 -98; Ohio Ohio House. 83rd Dist. (Henry. Governor, 12/31/98-1/11/99. Pauling. Putnam. Van Wert). Henry Co. Age: 49; husband, Jeff; children, auditor. Jonathan. Jeremy, Justin. Emily. Kate. 613 Age: 39; wife, Deb; daughter. Erica. 195 Sixth St., Marietta, 45750. Old Creek Drive, Napoleon, 43545. Phones: Education: Kent State Univ. 419/592-2683 (H). Member: Former president. Governor's Education: N.W. State of Louisiana, Office of Appalachia. B.S., business/computer programming. Recipient: Business and Professional Member: County Auditors' Assn. of Women's "Women in Government" Award. Ohio, president, 1992; Henry Co. Farm Bu­ 1996; Bernard P. McDonough Award for reau, Community Improvement Corp.. Tax Excellence in Leadership. 1995: In 1997. Incentive Review Council. Business Advi­ Ohio Development Assn. Award, Major JEFFREY M. JACOBSON (R) sory Com., Gideons, Right to Life, Town­ Charles Dick Award for Legislative Excel­ ship Assn.. Century Club. United Way. Crime Ohio House. 40th Dist. (Montgomery). lence. Kent State Univ. Special Achieve­ Stoppers,treasurer; Napoleon Optimist Club: Montgomery Co. Republican Party, chair. ment Award. Ohio Proud Governor's Outs. Filling Home of Mercy Bd., president: Attorney. Svc. Award. Ohio Rural Dev. Partnership Paulding Co. Twp. Assn.; Fort to Port Org.; Age: 37; 59 S. State St.. Brookville. Dist. Public Svc. Award, Ohio Agri-Women's Deshler Lions; Napoleon/Henry Co. Cham­ 45309. Phone: 937/224-1992 (B). Agriculture Communicator of Year. ber; Napoleon Middle School P.T.O., Pres. Education: Yale Univ., B.A., economics and political science, cum laude 1983; Univ. of Dayton Law School, J.D., summa cum laude 1988. Member: Antioch Temple Shrine; 32nd Degree Mason; former member. Montgom­ ery Co. Board of Elections.

Montgomery County residents each year receive about $913,657,958 from the trucking industry. This figure repre­ sents $3,601,937 in truck registration fees; $3,072,020 in fuel taxes, and $906,984,000 in wages to the industry's 26,000 workers in Montgomery County. Morgan County residents each year receive about $ 17,270,55 8 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents RON HOOD (R) $137,510 in truck registration fees; LARRY HOUSEHOLDER (R) $642,430 in fuel taxes, and $16,490,618 Ohio House, 57th Dist. (Carroll, parts of in wages to the industry's 473 workers in Ohio House, 78th Dist. (Hocking, Perry, Mahoning, Stark). Morgan County. Marketing Consultant. part of Athens, Licking). Perry Co. commis-

Ohio Government Directory 63 islators, Plullis Wheatley Assn. Democratic ward, Mairin Anne. 54 E. 212 St., Euclid. Executive Council. 44123. Phone: 216/289-8959 (H) Recipient: Award loi chairing Commis­ Education: Georgetown Univ., B.A.. his­ sion on Communicative Disouleis. 1988; tory magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa; First Black legislaloi to amend Ohio < onsii Harvard Law School. J.D. tution; Lifetime Political Svc. Award, CSU Member: Euclid Planning & Zoning M'rican American Males. 1996; Dorothy ('ommission, 1988-89; adjunct faculty,Case Craig Award for Outs. Svc. to Senior Citi­ Western Univ. School of Law. zens, 1997; CMHA Badge #1 for (nine Prevention. 1998.

TROY LEE JAMES (D) Ohio House. IOth Disi (Cuyahoga) Ohio Rep. since 1967; minority whip, 1970; pre­ cinct committeeman; ward leader. Full-time legislator. Age: 74; widower; daughter. Laura Smith. P.O. Box 91367. Cleveland. 44101-3367. Phone: 216/361-3821 (B). Education: Attended Bethany College; GREGORY V. JOLIVETTE (R) Case Western Reserve Univ.; Fenn College. Member: Black Elected Democrats ol EDWARD S. JERSE (D) Ohio House, 59th Dist. (Butler). Former Ohio. Exec. Com.; Natl. Conf of State Leg­ Hamilton mayor and councilman. islatures - Com. on Federal Taxation. Trade Ohio House. 14th Dist (Cuyahoga). Owner, Jolly's Drive-In Restaurant, and Econ. Dev.; board member of Fed. for Euclid City councilman, 1989-93; Assi ai Hamilton. Community Planning, Elizabeth Bryant tome) general. 1994 95 Age: 47: wife, Loretta; children. Greg, Home for the Aged, Ohio Soc. of State Leg­ Age: 40; wife, Shannon, children, Ed­ Jr.,Elizabeth. Ke\ in 125 W. Fairway Drive,

OFFICERS EXECUTIVE STAFF Chairman- llarlev ('..lours John C. Mahanry, Jr. Chairman/CEO Jones Jewelers President Celina Chairman - Executive Committee James E, Henrj Jerome Gafford Senior Vice President Sr V.P. Corporate Allans General Counsel Federated/Lazarus Columbus Janel K. Wardlow Treasurer - Michael J. Knilans •\ssisi.ini Corporate Secretary/ Columbus Controller Ohio Council of Secretarj - Brian S. Breslin Retail Merchants Sr. V.P. Meijer, Inc . Adrians A. Sfalcin SOW Broad St. Suite 2020 Grand Rapids. Ml Vice-President Administration Columbus. Ohio 43215 (614)221-7831 Lawrence J. Stelzer, Jr. FAX: (614) 221-7020 Associate General Counsel COUNCIL AFFILIATES Andrew W. Hrrf Merchant Services, Inc. Public Affairs Director ()hio Jewelers Association - Ohio Association of Convenience Stores Ohio Automatic Merchandising Association - Ohio Bakers Association Michelle E. Griffiths Ohio Association of Wholesaler-Distributors Governmental Allans Director Ohio Association of McDonald's Operators Ohio Tire Dealers & Retreaders Association

64 Ohio Government Directory Hamilton, 45013. Phone: 513/896-5949 League; Sierra Club; Mt. Zion Congrega­ (H). tional Church, UCC. OHIO HOME Education: Loyola Univ.. B.S. history. Recipient: Cleveland Jaycees Outs. 1974. Young Clevelanders Award, 1989, and Outs. BUILDERS Member: Hamilton and Fairfield Cham­ Young Men of America, 1990; Who's Who ASSOCIATION bers of Commerce; Knights of Columbus; Among Black Americans; East Ohio Gas/ ButlerCo. Alcohol Council; Fourth of July WZAK-FM Black History Month Commu­ Representing the Com., chair; Accent Hamilton, former chair; nity Svc, 1992; United AreaCitizens Agency residential construction Income Tax Campaign, 1984, past co-chair. Good Neighbor Cert, of Appreciation, 1992. and land development industry.

Vincent J. Squillace. CAE Executive Vice President

PETER LAWSON JONES (D) JIM JORDAN (R) Ohio House, Ilth Dist. (Cuyahoga). Ohio House. 85th Dist. (Champaign, Shaker Hgts. councilman. 1984-91, vice Shelby, part of Auglaize). mayor. 1988-89; Woodmere law director/ Full-time legislator. prosecutor, 1986-89; Shaker Hgts. Mun. Ct. Age: 34; wife, Polly; children. Rachel, acting judge, 1993. Benjamin, Jessie, Isaac. 1709 S. SR 560, Attorney, self employed. 1228 Euclid Urbana, 43078. Phone: 937/484-5811 (H). Education: Univ. of Wisconsin, B.S., Ave.. #800. Cleveland, 44115-1800. Patricia S. Eshman Age: 46; wife, Lisa: children. Ryan economics, 1986; The Ohio State Univ., Dir.. Government Affairs Charles. Leah Danielle. 3532 Norwood Rd.. M.A., education, 1991. Shaker Hgts., 44122-4968. Phones: 216/ Member: Jordan's Champion Wrestling 561-8988 (H), 216/523-8300 (B). Club director; Hellickson-Jordan Wrestling Education: Harvard College, A.B., 1975, Camp president: Mad River Valley Young Magna Cum Laude, government; Harvard Republicans Club; local and national Right- Law School. J.D.. 1980. to-Life Orgs.; Champaign Co. Rep. Exec. Member: CuyahogaCo. Bar Assn. Board; Com.; Grace Chapel Church. West Liberty. Ohio State Bar Assn. Dist. 12 Council of Recipient: Asst. Coach of Year, runner- Delegates; Cuyahoga Co. Dem. Party co- up, 1991;NCAA champion, 1985,1986;Big general counsel: Metropolitan Strategy Group Ten Wrestling Champion, 1985, 1986; Ail- Bd.: Harvard Law School Assn. of Northern American. 1984-86: voted most dedicated by teammates all four seasons; third in Olym­ Ohio, treasurer; Court Community Svc. Elise deLanglade Spriggs Agency Bd.; Lomond Elementary School pic Trials, 1988; Pro-Life Award, United Dir., Legislative Affairs PTO Legislative Com.; Greater Cleveland Conservatives of Ohio, 1998; Outstanding Chapter of Am. Red Cross Adv. Council; Freshman Legislator, UCO, 1996; Watch­ Officers Earth Day Coalition Adv. Council; NAACP dog of Treasury, 1996; Friend of the Tax­ Cleveland Branch, life; Anti-Defamation payer, Americans for Tax Reform, 1997. Norman G. Dessum, Jr.. Toledo President Morrow County residents each year receive about $44,436,227 from the trucking Gary Thibo. Dayton Vice President industry. This figure represents $295,802 in truck registration fees; $693,989 in fuel taxes, Larry Franklin, Lorain County and $43,446,436 in wages to the industry's 1,245 workers in Morrow County. Secretary/Treasurer Muskingum County residents each year receive about $138,100,701 from the trucking AND industry. This figure represents $740,838 in truck registration fees; $995,136 in fuel taxes, Ted Uritus, Columbus and and $136,364,727 in wages to the industry's 3,909 workers in Muskingum County. Courtcnay Hudson, Mansfield Noble County residents each year receive about $ 17,898,557 from the trucking industry. Gov't Affairs Co-Chairmen This figure represents $120,391 in truck registration fees; $653,293 in fuel taxes, and $17,124,873 in wages to the industry's 491 workers in Noble County. I7S. High Street - Ste. 700 Ottawa County residents each year receive about $68,033,160 from the trucking Columbus, Ohio 4.3215 industry. This figure represents $418,973 in truck registration fees; $700,332 in fuel taxes, 800-282-3403 and $66,913,855 in wages to the industry's 1,918 workers in Ottawa County. e-mail: ohiohhaO* infinet.com

Ohio Government Directory 65 Methodist Church; American Tree Farm Member: First United Methodist Church System. of Wellsville; VICTORS Handicap Support Recipient: Star Award. Miami Univ.; Group; Guilford Lake Ruritan; Sons of the Watchdog of Treasury, 1996

66 Ohio Government Directory Recipient: Legislative Excellence Award, daughter Natalie. 13520 Barrs SW, OH Twp. Assn., 1992; Guardian of Small Massillon, 44647. Phone: 330/837-5427 Business. NFIB. 1992; Legis. Appreciation (H). Award, Ohio Right to Life, 1991; Jack Wolf Education: Kent State Univ., Assoc. & Memorial Award, Ohio Sec. of State, 1991. B.A., political science; Univ. of Akron & 1994; "Things Keep Looking Up" Award. Univ. of Alabama, graduate studies, public ^!\ Downs Syndrome Assn. of Greater Cincin­ administration. nati, 1991: Appreciation Award. Boy Scout Member: Louisville, Canal Fulton, Lake Troop 483, 1991; Cert, of Support, Ohio Chambers of Commerce; Stark Co. Farm / Farmers Union. 1990; Legis. of Year, Bureau; Waynesburg Business Assn.; Quest Hamilton Co. Twp. Assn., 1990; Pro-Life Recovery Svcs., Inc. Board; Stark Co. Demo­ Legislator of the Year, United Conservatives cratic Party, Exec. Com.; Ohio Democratic of Ohio, 1990. Party, Exec. Com.; NCSL; Midwest Legisla­ tive Conf; CSG; Farmers Union; Kent State Univ. Alumni Assn.; St. Barbara's Catholic Church. Recipient: Natl. Assn. on Volunteers in JEROME F. LUEBBERS (D) Criminal Justice Award. 1988; Who's Who in American Politics, in Midwest, in America; Ohio House, 33rd Dist. (Hamilton). Delhi appointed to Health Care Steering Com., Twp. trustee. 1970-78. Rep. since 1979. Midwest Legislative Conf, 1991; recognized President, Cincinnati Newsmonth. Inc. by Ohio Senate for developing one of the Age: 56; wife, Judy;sons, Joe, Jerry,Jim; nation's five most outstanding criminal jus­ daughters. Julie. Jill, Jessica; 5490 Betlin tice volunteer programs. Ct., Cincinnati 45238. Phones: 513/922- 5405 (H), 513/347-9433 (B). Pickaway County residents each year Attended Quincy College. receive about $79,850,575 from the truck­ Member: Delhi Twp. and Price Hill ing industry. This figure represents Civic Assns.; Easter Seal Mary Schloss $438,519 in truck registration fees; Award Selection Com.; Oak Hills Local $764,492 in fuel taxes, and $78,647,564 School Dist. Hall of Honor Selection Com.; JOHNNIE MAIER, JR. (D) in wages to the industry's 2,255 workers Catholic Soc. Svc. Bd. Cincinnati Archdio­ in Pickaway County. cese; Delhi/Riverview Kiwanis; Diamond Ohio House, 56th Dist. (Stark). Oaks Adv. Com. Age: 47: wife. Debbie; son, Johnnie III

The Ohio Association of REALTORS Salutes The m OHIO 123rd GENERAL ASSEMBLY REALTOR* ASSOCIATION Donald W. Freels, CAE, RCE OF REALTORS' Executive Vice President

Robert E. Fletcher Senior Vice President of Public Policy

Jim Hilz Director of Governmental Affairs

Scott Elisar Director of Political Affairs

Serving the REALTORS and Property Owners of Ohio for 85 years" 200 East Town Street Columbus, Ohio 43215-4648 (from I. to r.) Scott Elisor, Bob Fletcher, Jim Hilz (614)228-6675 • Fax: (614)228-2601

Ohio Government Directory 67 Member: I.main Intl. Assn.. past presi­ dent. 1991. I orain I akefronl Com : Lorain 2000; Lorain CHAS; Lorain Democrat Exec. Com.; DLC; NDPC; Lorain Lions; Hispanic Political Voice. Pike County residents each year re­ ceive about $38,655,030 from the truck ing industry. This figure represents $254,298 in truck registration Ices: $662,586 in fuel taxes, and $37,738,145 in wages to the industry 's 1,082 workers in Pike County. Portage County residents each year receive about $270,187,962 from the trucking industry. This figure represents SI. 14 1.98 I in truck registration Ices. $1,073,436 in fuel taxes, and PRISCILLA D. MEAD (R) S267.972.545 in wages to the industry 's KERRY R. METZGER (R) 7.682 workers in Portage County. Ohio House, 28th Dist. (Franklin). Up­ ()hio House. 97th Dist. (Guernsey, part of per Arlington City Council, 1982-90; mayor, Tuscarawas). New Philadelphia Council 1986-90. Full-time legislator. Age: 54; husband, John; children. John. William. Neel, Sarah. 2281 Brixton Rd . Knowledge Is Power... Columbus. 43221. Phone: 614/488-8224 (H). Education: The Ohio State Univ. Member: Upper Arlington. Grandview/ We Have Both In Ample Supply Marble Cliff, Milliard Chambers of Com­ merce: Business Assn.; League of The Ohio Electric Utility Institute represents Ohm's investor-owned utilities We Women Voters; Junior League: Delta provide information, assistance and educational programs related to electric Gamma; First Community Church, past power issues. Call to lei us know how our association staff and member company trustee of numerous civic, governmental and charitable organizations; School to Work representatives can help you. Ohio Co., chair; Ohio Bicentennial Comm.; OSU Science & Technology Campus Board Recipient: Watchdog of Treasury, 1996; Ohio Chemical Council Legislator of Year, 1997: Ohio Library Assn. Carnegie Award, 1997. tUftW Ron Ehmer Mike Price Kevin DeWine American Electric Power American Electric Power Dayton Power & Light J"J rt IF» M<1k ^rk m.k Chnsy Bowen David Luff Russ Lorince Bob Snyder FirstEnergy FirstEnergy Allegheny Power OEUI

G. DANIEL METELSKY (D) OEUI Ohio House, 61st Dist. (part of Lorain). The Ohio Electric Utility Institute Lorain City Council, 1983-95. 175 South Third Street. Suite 555 Age: 38; wife, Bonni; daughter, Eliza­ Columbus. Ohio 43215 beth; son, Danny. 4606 Timberview Drive, (614)221-3422 Lorain, 44053. Phone: 440/960-0958 (H). wvvw.oeui.com Education: Bowling Green State Uni\.. B.S., business Adm.; Cleveland State Univ., The Ohio Electric Utility Institute's member companies serve 4.6 milium customers in Ohio Mentors Prog., 1991, Local Elected Ohio, employ 2.1.000 Ohio i itizens and include more than 122,000 Ohio shareholders. Officials Leadership Acad., 1993.

68 Ohio Government Directory president. 1992-94. State Rep. since 1995. Full-time legislator. Dentist. Age: 49; wife, Carol. 4300 W. 143rd, Age: 46; wife, Karen; sons. Robert. Ryan. Cleveland, 44135-2002. Phone: 216/252- 722 Ackey St. NW.New Philadelphia, 44663. 7827 (H). Phones: 330/364-6949 (H), 330/364-3531 (B). Education: Cleveland State Univ., B.S., Education: Juniata College, PA, B.S., 1971; Univ. of Utah, M.S., 1974, Ph.D., Temple Univ. School of Dentistry, DDS. 1976. Member: First United Methodist Church; Member: Democratic State Central Com.; American and Ohio Dental Assns.; Cuyahoga Co. Democratic Exec. Com.; Tuscarawas Co. Dental Soc. and Farm Bur.; Cleveland-Volgsgrad Partner Cities Bd.; American Soc. of Forensic Odontology; Tusc. Great Lakes Science Center Bd. Co. Republican Exec. Com.: Tusc. Valley Civil War Roundtable: past president of New Philadelphia Jaycees, Boy Scouts of America; NRA; Guernsey Co. Chamber. Recipient: Outs. Young Men of America; Jaycee Intl. Senator; Ohio Jaycee Presiden­ tial Award of Honor; Outs. Jaycee Chapter DALE MILLER (D) Pres. Reg. 6 and 6-B; Eagle Scout; Fellow. Intl. College of Dentistry. Ohio House, 19th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Cleveland City Council. 1980-97.

BAKER HI-WAY EXPRESS, INC. B\*f 555 Commercial Parkway, P.O. Box 506 Dover, Ohio 44622 aKE 330/343-5553 •• Eax 330/364-1384 "Growing with Tuscarawas County and RAY MILLER (D) Ohio House. 22nd Dist. (Franklin). Ohio Serving Industry since 1934" Rep. 1981-93. National Urban Policy Institute, presi­ dent and CEO. Age: 49; wife, Marty; son, Ray III. 3040 Elbern Ave., Columbus, 43209. Phones: 614/239-8501 (H), 614/228-2220 (W). Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A.. political science; M.A.. Public Admin. Member: Second Baptist Church; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Columbus Family and Child Guidance Ctr.; Ohio Progressive Democratic Caucus, president. Recipient: Dist. Legislative Award, Amer. Assn. for Counseling and Develop­ ment; Trailblazer Award. Ohio Legislative Black Caucus; Legis. Leadership Award, Ohio Dept. of Health; C.J. McLin. Jr. Award. Urban Minority Alcoholism, Drug Abuse Outreach Progs, of Ohio; International Path­ finder Award. World Congress on the Fam­ ily; Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. Humanitar­ Harold P. (Butch) Baker, Jr. ian Award. Cols. Education Assn.; Chairman's Award, Ohio Commission on President Minority Health; Hubert H. Humphrey Hu­ manitarian Award. Akron Summit Commu­ nity Action Assn.; President's Award, Alpha And Phi Alpha Fraternity; Award of Excellence, Cols. Urban League; Dist. Svc. Award. Black SANDERS TRANSFER, INC. Elected Dems. of Ohio. P.O. Box 506 Dover, Ohio 44622 330/343-5553 Preble County residents each year re­ 62,400 Sq. Ft. Commercial Warehouse ceive about $72,829,703 from the truck­ Steel Service Center - Rail Siding ing industry. This figure represents $437,608 in truck registration fees; Cranes - Sprinkler System, etc. $721,331 in fuel taxes, and $71,670,764 in wages to the industry's 2,055 workers in Preble County.

Ohio Government Directory 69 Cameo ami ('ommunity Concerts; I .ancastei reau; chairman, Miami Co. Republican Exec. Council Law Com., chairman; Lancaster. Com.: Nail Council ol Insurance Legisla­ Fairfield and Pickerington Chambers of Com­ tors; American Legislative Exchange Coun­ merce. cil; United Conservatives of Ohio. Recipient: Freshman Legislator of the Recipient: Purple Heart; Watchdog of Year, 1992; Watchdog (.(Treasury, 1996; the Treasury. Disi Svc. Award. 1997

J. DONALD MOTTLEY (R1 Ohio House. 41st Dist. (Montgomery). West Carrollton Bd.ofEd., 1974-85; Mont­ gomery Co. chief deputy auditor. 1987-9] Attorney, Flanagan, Lieberman& Swaim Age: 44; single; 1641 Longbow Lane. West Carrollton, 45449. Phone: 937/859- JACQL'ELYN K. O'BRIEN (R) 4763 (H). ROBERT E. NETZLEY (R) ()hioHouse, 37th Dist. (Hamilton). Ohio Education: Wright State I'niv., B.A., Ohio House. 43rd Dist (part of Miami, Rep. since 1985. political science, M.A.. economics: Salmon Montgomery). Ohio Rep. since 1961 Full-time legislator. P. Chase College of Law, J.D.. 1991. Netzley Oil Co. and Rental Property. Age: 67; widow; son, J. Todd: daughters, Member: Ohio and Dayton Bar Assns ; Age;75; wife. Marjorie:children. Kathy. Holly Saunders. Heather Krombholz. 7651 former member of Jaycees, Wright State Carol. Robert. 2750 Pemberton Rd., Laura, B u rl i nehi I Is Court. Cincinnati. 45244. Phone: Business Alumni; Government Finance Of­ 15337. Phones: 937/947-1233(111.937/ 513/231-5331 (H). ficers Assn.; American Management Assn . 947-1112(B). Education: Attended Univ. of Cincinnati. Ohio School Boards Assn.; Montgomery Education: Miami Univ., B.S., business. Member: Anderson Hills Twp. Library , Co. Republican Central and Exec. Corns.; Cornell Univ. Midshipman School, U.S. Women's Republican Club and Men and Leadership Dayton Assn Navy Ensign. Women's Rep. Club: Anderson Hills Recipient: Top Student in Law School Member: Lions Club; AMVETS; VFW; W omen's Club; Hamilton Co. Rep. Club; Psi Graduating Class; placed in top l%on 1991 American Legion; Disabled American Vets.; Psi Psi; Anderson Hills Loan Found. Bd.; Ohio Bar Exam. Laura Christian Church; Grange, farm Bu- Salvation Army; Sharon Woods Hist. South-

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Ohio Government Directory 71 wesl John Hauck House Board; Ohio 1982-1992. Childrens Trust Fund Board; numerous so­ Former high school teacher, full-time leg­ cial and civic organizations. islator. Recipient: Council of PTA Services to Age: 57; single; 12342 W. SR 105, Oak Children: OH AMVETS Legis. Award: In­ Harbor, 43449. Phone: 419/898-3962 (H). ducted to Natl. Senior Citizens Hall of Fame; Education: Bowling Green State Univ.. Watchdog of Treasury. 1996, 190S. B.S., education, magna cum laude. M.A.. CommuniCare Health Svcs. Heart to Heart; history. Greater Cincinnati & Northern KY A pail Member: County Commissioners Assn ment Associates Outs. Community Svc, of Ohio Deferred Compensation Bd.; Natl. 1995; Council of Jewish Women Women Farmer's I Inion; Oregon and Jerusalem Twp. Who Dare Award; Withrow High School Men's Democratic Clubs; Farm Bureau; OH Hall of Fame; Ohio Apartment Assn. Legis­ and Ottawa Co. Twp. Trustees Assns.; lator of Year. Sandusky. Ottawa Co. and Elmore Historical Sues.: Kiwanis; Moose; Ohio and Natl. Education Assns.; Trinity United Church of Christ, Elliston; Commodore Perry Federal Credit Union, president; WSOS Community LYNN E. OLMAN (R) Action Commission, treasurer. Ohio House. 51st Dist. (Lucas). Maumee Recipient: Outstanding Chief Elected City Council, 1980-94. Rep since 1995 Official, Ohio Employment and Training Agent. Stale Farm Ins Directors Council; Child Assault Prevention Age: 51; wife, Joyce; sons. Justin. Ryan, Bd. Award; United Way of Toledo Award. Trey. 2922 River Rd., Maumee, 43537 Phones: 419/89.3-10 Hill 9/893-27421B I, Education: Ohio Univ., BSJ. journalism. Member: St. Paul's Lutheran Church; Maumee Rotary and Chamber. Sylvaniaand W aterville Chambers; Maumee Republican Club; Lucas Co. Republican Party; Young 1 ile & Teen Line Bd.; Unix. ol Toledo Bus. Adv. Council: CS( i-Midwest-Canada Rela WILLIAM L. OGG(D) turns Com. Ohio House. 92nd Dist. (Scioto, part of Lawrence). Portsmouth City Council - vice mayor, 1978-mayor, 1979; Scioto Co. Com­ missioner, 1984. State Rep. since 1995. Age: 61;" wife, Janice; children. Julie Lynne, William Kenneth, Shana Jo. 609 Sycamore St., Portsmouth, 45662. Phone: 740/776-7591 (Hi JOY PADGETT (R) Education: Ohio Univ. Member: Portsmouth Chamber; USWA Ohio House. 95th Dist. (Coshocton, Local 2116 (retired); Kentucky Col.-Tenn. Holmes, part of Muskingum). Coshocton Squire; Aurora Lodge 48 F & A.M.; United Co. Chamber, past president: Private Indus­ Way of Scioto Co.; Shawnee Labor Counci 1: try Council, vice chair, three terms; State C.W.A. Local 4510 Hon.life; YMCA Bd. Rep since 1993. Recipient: Dist. Svc, South Central Dist. Co-owner, Main Office Supply, former Council of Carpenters. 1989; Scioto Co. teacher. Democrat Hall of Fame, 1990; Ohio Valley Age: 5I;husband,Don;son,Walter. 871 Reg. Dev. Commission Chairman. 1986- DARRKLL YY.OI'FKK(D) \\ .limit St., (loshocton,43812. Phone: 740/ 1991. 622-1527 (H). Ohio House, 53rd Dist. (Ottawa, part of Education: Kent State Univ.. B.S.. edu­ Erie, Lucas). Ottawa Co. commissioner. cation; graduate work.

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Ohio Government Directory 73 Member: Coshocton. Holmes. Youngstown,44511. Phone: 330/744-2210(11). glas. Joan. 492X Otlawa River Rd., Toledo, Muskingum . Knox Chambers; Ohio Tow n Education: Attended Youngstown State 43611. Phone: 419/726-0101 (Hi ship Assn.. associate; Farm Bureau; Univ. Education: Univ. of Toledo, bachelor of Coshocton Bus. & Prof. Womens Club; Natl. Member: Chairman. Youngstown Park education, cum laude. Fed. of Independent Bus. & Recreation Commission; vice president, Member: AARP; A.N.D.R.E.W.; Friends Recipient: OWE Teachei ol the Year family Service Agency/Youngstown Plan­ of the Library; The Historic Church of St. 1992; Don K. Wales Award from CORC ning & Zoning Commission; First vice chair, Patrick; Univ. of Toledo Alumni Assn.; Fra- Joint Policy Bd. for development ol job Mahoning Co. Democratic Party. lernal Order of Police Auxiliary. training programs. 1990. Recipient: Delegate lo 1996 Democratic Recipient: State Honorary Life Member National (Convention (top vote getter in Ohio). of PTA; Outs. Svc. award, PT A/Toledo Pub­ lic Schools; Legislator of Year. Point Place Business Assn.. 1999

SYLVESTER PATTON (D) JEANINEPERRY(I)) Ohio House. 64th Dist. (Mahoning i Ohio Edison/Marketing Operations Spe­ Ohio House. 50th Dist. (Lucas). Former SALLY ANN PERZ (R) cialist member. Toledo City Council, 1992-97. Age: 49; wife. Juanell; sons. Sylvester Full-lime legislator. Ohio House. 52nd Dist. (Lucas). State III. Marcus Allen. 727 Brentwood Ave., Age: 56; husband, Ken: children, Dou­ Rep. since 1992.

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Columbia Gas of Ohio, 200 Civic Center Drive, P.O. Box 11 7, Columbus, Ohio 43216-0117 Columbia .Gas* of Ohio 74 Ohio Government Directory Perz Consulting. Co. Republican Central Com. and Heart Age: 56; husband. Joe; children. Allison, Assn.; Ohio State and Delaware Bar Assns.; Julie. Melanie. Andrea, Brian. 3245 River Farm Bureau; Government Finance Officers Rd.. Toledo. 43614. Phone: 419/385-0550 Assn.; Zion United Church of Christ; Hiram (H). Masonic Lodge & affiliated Masonic bodies. Education: Seina Heights College, B.A.. business communications. Member: State director - Women in Government; founder& president. NW Ohio Passenger Rail Assn.; Business & Profes­ sional Women; ALEC, NCSL; Cultural Arts Center at the Valentine Board; Toledo Sister Cities Intl. Board. Recipient: Carlson Co. Marketing Awards, last ten years; Women of Achieve­ ment. 1993; Who's Who Worldwide. 1993: Construction Specifications Inst. Recog. Award. 1995-96; Watchdog of Treasury. 1996: Young Republican Club of Toledo THOMAS M. ROBERTS (D) Legis. of Year, 1996: Transp. Recog. Award. Ohio House. 39th Dist. (Montgomery). 1997; Construction Specifications Award. Ohio Rep. since 1986. 1996; Watchdog of Treasury. 1997-98 and Full-time legislator. Legis. of Year. 1996; Woman of the Year, Age: 46; son. Edward; daughter, Erienne. Business & Professional Women. 1997. BARBARA C. PRINGLE (D) 628 Mapleside Drive. Trotwood. 45426. Phone: 937/854-3088 (H). Ohio House, 13th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Ohio Education: Univ. of Dayton, B.A. com­ Rep. since 1982: State Central Committee munication arts, attended Sinclair Commu­ Woman since 1982; Cleveland City Council. nity College. 1977-81; Precinct Committee Woman, 1976- Member: Boards of Ohio Legislative 77. Black Caucus. 2nd V.P., Dayton Museum of North Coast Jewelry, president. Natural Hist.. Univ. of Dayton Board. Recy­ Age: 59; husband. Richard D.; son,Chris­ cling and Litter Prevention Adv. Council. topher; daughter. Rhonda. 708 Timothy Commission on African-American Males; Photo Not Available Lane. Cleveland. 44109. Phone: 216/398- CSG Environmental Task Force; NCSL 0904(H). Clean Air Working Group. Education: Attended Cuyahoga Com­ Recipient: Ohio Homeless Coalition munity College. Award: Ohio Housing Coalition Spec. Con­ Member: Ward 15 Democratic Club; St. tribution Award; Ohio Youth Svcs. Presi­ Michael Church Altar and Rosary Soc; Ceska dents Award: The Men and Women of Cour­ Sin Karlin: Polish Falcons; Fed. of Demo­ age Award. Community Outreach: CSG Toll cratic Women of Ohio; County and State Fellow: Ohio Manufactured Homes Legis. Democrat Party; Old Brooklyn Community of Year: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Com­ JON M. PETERSON (R) Development; Cleveland Area Soapbox munity Svc. Award; Dayton Jobs Corps Derby; Natl. Alliance of Czech Catholics; Director's Recognition Award. Ohio House. 80th Dist. (Delaware. Mor­ Statue of Liberty Ellis Island Foundation row, part of Richland). Former Delaware (Charter Member); Natl. Order of Women Co. auditor, Franklin Co. Finance Director, Legislators. j'-. JK budget/management analyst in Ohio Office Recipient: Natl. Senior Citizen Hall of of Budget & Management. Fame Award, 1987; Who's Who of Ameri­ Age: 45; wife. Melissa, children, Emily, can Women; Cleveland Council of Unem­ Hannah. P.O. Box 414, Delaware, 43015. ployed Workers Cert, of Appreciation; Su­ Phone: 740/369-6168 (H). san B. Anthony Award, 1995; United Labor Education: Ohio Wesleyan Univ.. B.A.; Agency Award of Appreciation. 1993. Florida Atlantic Uni v. ,M. P. A.; Capital Univ. ik Law School, J.D. Richland County residents each year B' t Member: Delaware Co. United Way; receive about $195,641,832 from the Delaware Area Recovery Resources; Touch­ trucking industry. This figure represents stone Group Home. Inc.: Andrews House; $1,021,898 in truck registration fees; ft Delaware/Morrow Co. Mental Health Bd.; $1,172,298 in fuel taxes, and County Auditor's Assn. of Ohio: Delaware $193,447,636 in wages to the industry's 5,545 workers in Richland County. * / Putnam County residents each year Ross County residents each year re­ receive about $66,087,761 from the truck­ ceive about $ 114,024,655 from the truck­ TWYLA ROMAN (R) ing industry. This figure represents ing industry. This figure represents $338,400 in truck registration fees; $619,025 in truck registration fees; Ohio House. 48th Dist. (Part of Portage, $738,270 in fuel taxes, and $65,011.091 $825,448 in fuel taxes, and $ 112,580,182 Summit). SpringfieldTwp.Trustee, 13years. in wages to the industry's 1,864 workers in wages to the industry's 3,227 workers Age: 55: husband. John; children. Lisa, in Putnam County. in Ross County. Sheryl. 989 Archmere Drive, Akron,44319. Phone: 330/644-4504 (H). Ohio Government Directory 75 Education: Attended Univ. of Akron. from , Italian and munity Church; Charity Newsies. Member: Southeast Board ol Trade; Sum­ Commissions. Recipient: One of Ten Outstanding Young mit Co. Emergency Management Planning Citizens of Columbus. 1986. and Exec. Corns.;M ADD; The Chapel on I u Hill; Ohio. Summit & Portage Co. Twp. Assns.; Springfield Academic Soc.; Brimfield Memorial House Assn.; Green Hist. Soc; Summit Co. Farm Bur.; Spring­ field Twp. Ci\ ic Club. Recipient: United Conservatives of Ohio Watchdog of Treasury, 1996. 1998.

WILLIAM SCHUCK (R) Ohio House. 29th Dist. (Franklin, part of ROBERT L. SCHULER (R) Pickaway). Ohio House, 36th Dist. (Hamilton). Sy­ Attorney, Porta WrightMorris& Arthur. camore Twp. trustee; Deer Park City Coun­ 41 S. High St., Columbus, 43215. cil; Hamilton Co. Reg. Planning Commis­ Age: 47;2353McCaule> Ct..Columbus. sioner. 43220. Phones: 614/459-2504 (H), 614/ Appraiser, Comprehensive Appraisal Svc. 227-1926 (B) Age: 55; wife, Shelagh; son. Robert C; Education: Harvard, B.A.. 1974;Cornell, daughter. Sherry L. 3648 Jeffrey Ct., Cincin­ AMY SALERNO (R) M.B.A..J.D., 1982. nati, 45236. Phones: 513/891-6293 (H). Ohio House. 23rd Dist. (Franklin). Member: Columbus Athletic Club; U.S. 513/791-6293 (B). Attorney. Navy League; Aladdin Shrine; First Com- Education: Univ. of Cincinnati. A.A.B. Age: 42; husband. Joe Armeni:daughter, Sandusky County residents each year real estate. Alexandria Armeni. 293 W. Fourth Ave., receive about $102,803,022 from the Member: Cincinnati Board of Realtors; Columbus. 43201. Phones: 614/294-6158 trucking industry. This figure represents Ohio and Natl. Assns. of Realtors; American (H), 614/221-5555 (B). $553,380 in truck registration fees. Assn of Certified Appraisers: St. Vincent Education: Youngstown State Univ., $768,915 in fuel taxes, and $ 101.480.727 Ferrer Church: Hamilton Co. Solid Waste B.A.. American studies. 1979: The Ohio in wages to the industry's 2,909 workers Dist., finance chair; OKI Reg. Council of State Univ. Law School, J.D., 1982. in Sandusky County. Governments, past president: Sycamore Se­ nior Center, director; Deer Park Schools. Former member: Chair of Scioto County residents each year re­ Building Com.; Scarlet Oaks Schools Busi­ Commission, six years; former member. ceive about $107,365.1 11 from the truck­ ness Partnership Council. Short North Business Assn.. Victorian Vil­ ing industry. This figure represents lage Commission, Downtown Housing Task $646,872 in truck registration lees; Recipient: Watchdog of Treasury, 1993- Force; former board of St. Mark's Commu­ $797,729 in fuel taxes, and $105,920,509 98; Ohio AMVETS Legislatorof Year, 1994; nity Health Center and COTA Task Force. in wages to the industry's 3,036 workers Legislative Merit Award. Ohio Licensed Bev­ Recipient: Short North Bus. Assn. Out­ in Scioto County. erage Assn.. 1995; Legislator of Year. Ohio standing Organization Award: certificates Assn. of Mortgage Brokers. 1995.

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76 Ohio Government Directory development manager. Age: 48; daugher Melania; son. Willie. 13901 Woodworth Ave., Cleveland, 441 12. Phones: 216/451-2276 (H). 216/690-2653 (W). Education: Cleveland State Univ., B.A., communications. Member: Harambee: Services to Fami­ lies, vice president; FBI Citizens Academy; Ward 10 Democratic Club: Forest Hills. Euclid, Collinwood Coalition; NAACP; Black Women's Political Action Com. Recipient: Euclid Park Recognition Svc. Award: Outstanding Performance in the Media Award.

KIRK SCHURING (R) ERIN SULLIVAN (D) Ohio House. 55th Dist. (Stark). Ohio House. 18th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Full-time legislator. Full-time legislator. Age: 46; wife. Darlene: children. Der­ Age: 32; single. 12444 Starlite Drive, rick, Kristin; 1817 Devonshire Drive NW. Brook Park, 44142. Phone: 216/267-0411(H). Canton. 44708. Phone: 330/478-2900 (H). Education: Ohio Univ., B.A.. English. Education: Kent State Univ. 1988. Member: Massillon, Jackson, Belden, Member: West Side Irish-American Club; North Canton and Canton Regional Cham­ Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians; Natl. bers of Commerce. Womens Political Caucus; Women Elected Recipient: Kulp Award, U.S. Jaycees Democratic Officials. (one of most outstanding Jaycee presidents Recipient: Cleveland State Univ. Lead­ in nation). Canton Jaycee Dist. Svc. Award. ership Acad.. 1997. Seneca County residents each year receive about $94,000,486 from the truck­ DENNIS R. STAPLETON (R) ing industry. This figure represents $528,507 in truck registration fees; Ohio House. 88th Dist. (Adams. Fayette, $870,816 in fuel taxes, and $92,601,164 Highland. Pike). Ohio Rep. since 1996. in wages to the industry's 2,655 workers Owner. Stapleton-Pool Ins. Agency. Inc. in Seneca County. Age: 48; wife, Katie; son. BJ: daughter. Shelby County residents each year Lane. 2174 SR 41 NE, Washington Court receive about $91,037,993 from the truck­ House, 43160. Phones: 740/335-8301 (H). ing industry. This figure represents 740/335-4488 (B). $485,246 in truck registration fees; Education: Attended The Ohio State $805,729 in fuel taxes, and $89.747.018 Univ.. Univ. of Cincinnati, Capital Univ. in wages to the industry's 2,573 workers Law School: Univ. of Dayton. B.A.. broad­ in Shelby County. cast communications, magna cum laude. Stark County residents each year re- Member: Professional Ins. Agents Assn.; cei ve about $620.984,144 from the truck- The Big I; Fayette Co. Farm Bureau; OSU ing industry. This figure represents Presidents Club; Washington C.H. Rotary, $3,029,865 in truck registration fees: SHIRLEY A. SMITH (D) past president; Fayette Co. Chamber; Grace $1,775,988 in fuel taxes, and $616,178,291 in wages to the industry's Community Baptist Church; WCH Little Ohio House. 8th Dist. (Cuyahoga). 17.664 workers in Stark County. League; Washington Park Assn. Cleveland Coca-Cola Bottling Co. brand

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JOSEPH P. SULZER (I)) WILLIAM N. TAYLOR (R) Ohio House. 91st Dist. (Ross. Vinton, Ohio House. 63rd Dist. (Huron. Lorain, part of Pickaway). Chillicothe mayor, 1987- part of Erie). 96. former councilman. Stale Rep. since Dentist, self employed. 1997. Age: 74;wife, Abby;son.J. Patrick. 100 Attorney. Eastwood Drive, Norwalk. 44857. Phones: Age: 50; wife, Linda; suns. Joseph. Jr.. 419/668-8339 (11). 419/668-5646 (B). James, Jacob, Joshua. 617 W. Fifth St., Education: The Ohio State Univ.. DDS. Chillicothe. 45601. Phones: 740/774-4779 Member: Delta Sigma Delta; Elks; Ma­ (H). 740/774-6320 (W). sonic Bodies; American and Ohio Dental Education: Ohio Univ.. B.G.S. in Gov't., Assns.; federation Dentaire Intl.: Norwalk Capital Univ. Law School, J.D., 1982. VERNON L. SYKES (D) ChamberofCommerce; Kiwanis; AMVETS. Member: Ohio Municipal League, past Recipient: Unilever Prize. 1990. Federa­ VP; Ross Co. American and Ohio Bar Assns ; Ohio House. 44ih Dist (Summit) Akron tion Dentaire Intl. Kiwanis. past VP: St. Peter's Church, past City Council Thml \\ ard parish council president: American Legion; Economist, Univ. of Akron. AMVETS; Twp. Trustees & Clerks Assn.; Age: 47: wife, Barbara; daughters, VFW: Chillicothe Vietnam Vets and Im­ Slancy, Emilia. 615 Diagonal Rd.. Akron. provement Corp.; Lockheed-Martin Uranium 44320. Phone: 330/434-0202 (Hi. Enrichment Facility: Knights of Columbus: Education: Harvard Univ., M.P.A., 1986; Natl. League of Cities; Public Works Com., Wright State Univ., M.S.. 1980; Ohio Univ., Dist. 15. former chair; NRA. B.A., 1974. Member: Urban League; NAACP. life­ time; ASPA; Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity; BancOneCommunity Adv. Bd.; Akron-Sum­ mit Community Action Agency Bd. Recipient: Ohio Hunger Task Force Leg- islatorofYear. 1994; Governor's Council on People with Disabilities Award for HB 321 (fair housing bill). 1993; Fair Housing Award, 1988; Black Women on the Move Dedicated Community Supporter Award, 1994 GEORGE TERWILLEGER (R) Summit County residents each year receive about $912,226,279 from the Ohio House, 2nd Dist. (Warren). trucking industry. This figure represents Hamilton Twp. trustee, 1969-74: Twp. clerk. $3,685,022 in truck registration fees; 1975-79; Warren Co. commissioner, three $3,142,894 in fuel taxes, and terms. $905,398,364 in wages to the industry's Age: 57; wife. Jackie Johnson: children. BETTY SUTTON (D) 25,955 workers in Summit County. DeWayne. DeLanna. DeAnna. 10609 Trumbull County residents each year Roachester-Cozadale Rd.. Goshen. 45122. Ohio House, 47th Dist. (Summit). receive about $367,596,126 from the Phones: 513/722-3344 (H). 513/933-0044 (B I. Barberton City Council. 1990-91; Summit trucking industry. This figure represents Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, Xavier Co. Council, vice president. 1991-92. $1,827,076 in truck registration fees; Univ., Associate Degree, business adminis­ Attorney. $1,389,814 in fuel taxes, and tration. Single; 338 E. Baird Ave., Barberton, $364,379,236 in wages to the industry's Member: (Past) Natl. Assn. of Counties, 44203. Phone: 330/753-5329 (H). 10,445 workers in Trumbull County. Energy & Land Use Com.; Natl. Assn. Towns Education: Kent State Univ., B.A., Univ. & Townships; County Commissioners Assn. of Akron School of Law, J.D. Board; Ohio Public, Works, vice chair; Member: Akron Child Guidance Adv. Clinton/Warren Cos. Solid Waste Policy 78 Ohio Government Directory Com., chair; Co. Reg. Planning Commis­ Age: 46; wife, Rachel, children. Edward sion, former chair; Co. Assn. of Trustees, James III. Alicia. 4866 Rustic Bridge Rd., president: director and president. Warren Columbus, 43214. Phone: 614/267-7070 (H). Co. Board of Realtors; Worthy Patron of the Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.S. Morrow Chapter Order of Eastern Stars: accounting; Ball State Univ., M.A. political Area Progress Council; Scottish Rite Club, science. president. Member: American Cancer Soc. Board. Recipient: County Clerk of the Year; Franklin Co. Unit: The Columbus Zoo: Ohio nominated Cincinnati Federal Employee of Arts & Sports Facilities Commission; "Pic­ the Year; Watchdog of the Treasury. nic with the Pops", chairman 1985-88: former board member of Columbus Symphony Orch. Board Public Affairs Com.; former cochair­ man, "Celebrity Waiters". Recreation Un­ limited; former board member of Pilot Dogs, Inc.; American Legion; Buckeye Republi­ can Club; Natl. Guard Assn.; Navy League; Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite; Aladdin £\ Shrine: First Community Church; former At-large Clintonville Area Commissioner; PATRICK J. TIBERI (R) American Mensa, Ltd. Ohio House. 26th Dist. (Franklin). Former Recipient: USAF Meritorious Service Asst. District Mgr.,Cong. ; Ohio Medal. 1980 and Air Medal for Operation Rep. since 1992. Desert Storm. 1991; Watchdog of the Trea­ Realtor. REM AX Achievers, Westerville. sury. 1988. 1990; Cols. Symphony Volun­ Age: 36; wife, Denice; 5208 Honeytree teer of the Year. 1988. Loop W, Columbus, 43229. Phone: 614/ 890-7771 (H) 614/848-9400 (B). Tuscarawas County residents each Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A., year receive about $142,435,178 from journalism. the trucking industry. This figure repre­ E.J. THOMAS (R) Member: Forest Park Civic Assn., past sents $863,538 in truck registration fees; president: American Red Cross Columbus Ohio House, 27th Dist. (Franklin). $1,084,258 in fuel taxes, and Colonel. Ohio Air Natl. Guard: vice Chapter Bd.; cofounder of Windsor Terrace $ 140.487.382 in wages to the industry's Learning Center; Sons of Italy; St. John the commander. 121st Air Refueling Wing; in­ 4,027 workers in Tuscarawas County. structor pilot. KC-135R. Baptist Catholic Church.

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Ohio Government Directory 79 Recipient: Northland Community Coun­ Education: Univ. of Cincinnati. ol Directors, United Conservatives of Ohio. cil President's Award: Veterans Admin. Member: Former treasurer, junior and Recipient: ALEC Outstanding Legisla­ Commendation: .American Red ('toss Vol­ senioi warden ol Calvary Episcopal Church; tor, 1984,1994; Watchdog of Treasury, 1979- unteer Svc. Award; Watchdog of Treasury Sharonville Chamber; Kiwanis Club ol 98, United Conservatives ol Ohio: Guardian and Legis. of Year, United Conservatives ol Sharonville, past president; board member of'Small Business. NFIB, 1992;Legislatorof Ohio. of Dan Beard Council. Boy Scouts of Year. BorderOhio Business Coal il ion Against America; Cincinnati, Ohio and Natl. Assns. I axes. 1993; Ouls. Legs, from Hamilton Co. of Life Underwriters; Nail. Bd. of Directors Municipal League. 1991; Conservation pasi chairman. American Legislative Ex­ Award, Hamilton Co. Park District. 1988; change Council (ALEC); chairman, Board Legislator of Year. Ohio Retired Teachers.

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JIM TRAKAS (R) 176 East State Street Columbus, OH 43215-4310 Ohio House. 15th Dist. (Cuyahoga). In­ dependence City councilman. 1992-96.; chair, Republican Party of Cuyahoga Co. M. A. Hanna Co., corporate materials manager. RICHARD AYISH. President Age: 33; single. Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.A.. VAUGHN FLASHER, Vice President 1987. Member: Kiwanis;Orderofthe AHEPA; KRISTY FOSTER ; AIPAC: Friends of the Independence Library; St. Paul's Creek LYNDA AYISH Orthodox Church. Recipient: Outstanding Young Men of America, 1989. Representing Corporations and Associations in State Legislative, Regulatory and Political Activities

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• Drafting Legislation and Administrative Rules DALE N. VAN VYVEN (R) • Formulating Grassroots Programs Ohio House, 32nd Dist. (Hamilton). President, Sharonville City Council, 1975- 78; councilman-at-large, 1966-75; Ohio Rep. • Developing Political Action Committees since 1978. Insurance agent, Dale N. Van Vyven In­ surance, Sharonville. Age: 63; wife, Anne; children, Pamela, Phone: 614/221-5800 Stacey, Margo, Eric, Meredith, Stuart. 4799 Fax: 614/221-3497 Fields-ErtelRd., Sharonville,45241. Phones: 513/563-1371 (H), 513/563-2541 (B). 80 Ohio Government Directory 1995. and Ohio Speech and Hearing Assn., Co. Chambers; New Richmond Hist. Soc; 1995: Hospice Org.. 1998; Ohio Chapter Natl. Fed. of Republican Women; South­ American College of Emergency Physicians, western Ohio Republican Leadership, chair; 1998. St. Peters Church; Farm Bureau; Farmers Union. Former member of Ohio Medical Education and Research Found., trustee, and Clermont Co. Republican Party chair; Univ. of Cincinnati Clermont College Bd. of Advs., vice chair; OSU. Farm Income Enhance­ ment Com.; Ohio Valley Reg. Dev. Com­ mission; Ohio Water and Sewer Rotary Com­ mission; Ohio Clermont Co. Farm Bureau, past copresident: Clermont Cooperative Ex­ tension Bd. of Advs. Recipient: Ohio Cooperative Extension Agents Assn. Award, 1990; Ohio League of Young Republicans Frances Bolton Award. 1990; Clermont Co. Farm Woman of the Year, 1988; Ohio Medical Political Action BRYAN C. WILLIAMS (R) Com. Dist. Svc. Award. 1988; Watchdog of Ohio House. 45th Dist. (Summit). Sum­ Treasury, 1996. mit Co. Juvenile Court Administrator since 1991. CHRISTOPHER F. VERICH (D) Restaurant Owner, Bavarian Deli & Res­ Ohio House. 66th Dist. (Trumbull). taurant. Owner & Master Brewer. Ohio Brewing Age: 34; wife. Maria; daugher. Hannah. Co. 957 Hampton Ridge Drive. Akron. 44313. Age: 35: 1414 Central Pkwy. SE. War­ Phone: 330/873-9466 (H). ren, 44484. Education: Denison Univ., B.A., history Education: Kent State Univ.. B.A. and and political science, 1987. M.A.. political science summa cum laude. Member: Annunciation Greek Orthodox Member: Youngstown-Warren and Church Bd.. past president. 1997-present: Girard Area Chambers: St. James Catholic- Akron Civic Theatre Bd.; Order of AHEPA #63. Church: Northern Ohio Craftbrewers Assn.: Institute for Brewing Studies. Recipient: Mona Fletcher Award for highest GPA. Kent State Univ.: Gold medal in World Brewing Championships; Who's Who Among College Students. JOHN R. WILLAMOWSKI (R) Ohio House. 1st Dist. (Allen). Attorney. Willamowski & Willamowski. L.P.A. Age: 38; wife, Mona; children. Matthew, Sheila. Kimberly. John. Jr. 507 Kenilworth Ave., Lima. 45805. Phones: 419/225-6954 (H). 419/228-8335 (W). Education: Univ. of Notre Dame, B.A.. philosophy. 1982; Ohio Northern Univ.. J.D. 1985. Member: Lima-Allen Co. Chamber of Commerce; Allen Co. Bar Assn. CHARLES A. WILSON, JR. (D) Union County residents each year Ohio House, 99th Dist. (Belmont, Mon­ receive about $57.564,251 from the truck­ roe, Noble, part of Washington). ing industry. This figure represents Owner. Wilson Funeral and Furniture ROSE VESPER (R) $400,362 in truck registration fees; Co., Inc. and Wilson Realty Co.. Bridgeport. $715,235 in fuel taxes, and $56,448,655 Age: 55; children, Robert. Brad, Jason, Ohio House, 72nd Dist. (Brown, Clinton, in wages to the industry's 1.618 workers Jarrett. 70182 Sunset Hgts.. Bridgeport, part of Clermont). in Union County. 43912. Phone: 740/635-0652 (B). Owner/operator, beef cattle/crop farm. Van Wert County residents each year Education: Ohio Univ., B.S., business Husband. Lee; daughters. Stephanie. Jen­ receive about $53.281,565 from the truck­ administration; Cincinnati College of Mor­ nifer, Jessica. 1174 Watkins Hill Rd., New ing industry. This figure represents tuary Science. 1967. Richmond. 45157. Phone: 513/553-4636 $269,601 in truck registration fees; Member: Belmont Natl. Bank Exec. Trust (H). $685,964 in fuel taxes, and $52,326,000 vice chairman; East Ohio Reg. Hospital at Education: Xavier Univ.. B.A.; Mid­ in wages to the industry's 1.500 workers Martins Ferry Bd.; Ohio Valley Health Svcs. western Univ., Texas, M.A. in Van Wert County. and Education Bd.; Ohio Funeral Directors Member: Clermont. Brown and Clinton Assn.. past president: Ohio Home Furnish-

Ohio Government Directory 81 nigs Assn.. past president; Belmont Co, Red Cross Bd.: Bridgeport Rotary, past presi dent; Belmont Co. Sanitation Auth. Bd.; Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science Bd.: Wheeling Creek. Bridgeport, Brookside Re- vitalization Com.: Wilson Trust for deserv­ ing and impecunious high school students, sponsor.

ANN WOMER BENJAMIN (R) (R) Ohio House. 75th Disi i Portage I. Ohio House. 69th Dist. (Lake). Attorney, Arter & Hadden. Technical Employment Svcs., owner/op­ Husband, David M.,daughters [Catherine, erator. 1981-present Johanna. 362 Eldridge, Box 524, Aurora. 44202. Phones: 330/562-4861 (III. 216/ Age: 52; wife, Kathaleen; children. 696-4217 (B). Tammy, Melissa, Gayle. Katherine. Donna 6893 Mildon Drive. Leroy, 44077. Phones Education: VanderbiltUniv.,B.A. 1975. 440/254-4650 (H). 440/585-0200 (B). CHERYL J. WINKLER (R) German and Poli.Sci., magna cum laude. Phi Beta Kappa; Case Western Reserve Law Education: Kent State Univ., B.A., psy­ Ohio House. 34th Dist. (Hamilton). Green School, J.D., 1978. chology; Cleveland State Univ., B.A., edu­ Twp. trustee. 1986-90. clerk. 1984-85. cation. Member: Cleveland. Portage Co.. Ohio Age: 59; husband. Judge Ralph Winkler; Member: Natl federation of Indepen­ Bar Assns; Cleveland Bar Assn. Probate, children Robert C. Ralph E.; 5355 Boomer dent Businesses; Hanna's Home Board; leg- Estate Planning andTrustSec, former chair­ Rd., Cincinnati, 45247. Phone: 513/574- islative consultant, Special Twp. Org. of man; endowment chair. Church in Aurora: 2577(H). Painesville. former Adjunct Prof, of Law, Case Western Education: Attended Univ. of Cincinnati. Reserve; Broadway School of Music and Recipient: United Conservatives of Ohio Member: Cincinnati Bar Assn Auxil­ Arts Adv. trustee; Aurora (lommunity The- Watchdog of Treasury, 1998. and Freshman iary; Green Twp. and Bridgetown Civic atre producer; former member and chair. Legislator of Year, 1998; Friend of Tax­ Clubs: Western Hamilton Co. Economic Aurora Civil Svc. Commission; author, "Post- payer, Americans for Tax Reform, 1998: Council; Ohio Twp. Assn.: Hamilton Co. Mortem Strategies Extend Planning Pros Concerned Citizen of Year. Special Twp. Tw p. Assn.; Diamond Oaks Joint Voc. School pects" from Estate Planning 1992. Org. of Painesville, 1998. Adv. Com.; Northwest Local School Dist Drug-Free Schools Adv. Council.

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Allen, Dixie J 10th ....466-1607 Jolivette, Gregory V 13th ....644-6721 Van Vyven, Dale N 13th ....466-8120 Amstutz. Ron 12th ....466-1474 Jones. Peter Lawson 14th ....466-5441 Verich. Christopher F. ... 10th ....466-5358 Austria, Steve 13th .... 644-6020 Jordan. Jim 1 Ith ....466-1507 Vesper, Rose 11th .... 644-6034 Barnes. Jr.. John E IOth ....466-1408 Kilbane, Sally Conway .. 11th ....466-0961 Willamowski, John 1 Ith ....466-9624 Barrett. Catherine L 10th .... 466-1645 Krebs. Gene 11th .... 644-5094 Williams, Bryan C 11th ....464-5085 Bateman, Samuel T 13th ....466-8134 Krupinski, Jerry W 10th ....466-3735 Wilson, Jr., Charles A. .. 14th ....466-8035 Beatty, Jr.. Otto B 10th ....466-5343 Logan, Sean D 10th ....466-8022 Winkler, Cheryl J 13th ....466-2715 Bender, John R 10th .... 644-5076 Lucas, June H 10th ....466-3488 Womer Benjamin. Ann.. 13th .... 466-2004 Boyd. Barbara H 11th .... 644-5079 Luebbers, Jerome F 10th ....466-5786 Young. Ronald E 13th ....644-6074 Brading, Charles R I Ith .... 466-3819 Maier. Johnnie 10th ....466-9078 Britton, Sam 10th ....466-1308 Mead. Priscilla D 14th .... 644-6005 Ohio Trucking Facts Buchy. Jim 14th .... 466-6344 Metelsky. G. Daniel 14th ...466-5141 Buehrer. Stephen 1 Ith .... 644-5091 Metzger. Kerry R 1 1th ....466-1695 • Trucking employs more than 408,000 Callender. Jamie 1 Ith ....466-7251 Miller, Dale 10th ....466-3350 people in Ohio - one out of every 11 Calvert, Charles E 11th .... 466-8140 Miller, Ray 14th ....466-8010 workers. Mottley, J. Donald 13th .... 644-6008 Carey, Jr., John A 13th ....466-1366 • Trucking pays $ 14.2 billion in sala­ Myers. Jon D 11th ....466-8100 Cates, Gary 13th ....466-8550 ries - an average annual salary of $34,884 Clancy, Patricia M 13th ....466-9091 Netzley, Robert E 13th ....466-81 14 for each employee. Corbin. Robert L 13th ....466-6504 O'Brien. Jacquelyn K. ... 13th ....644-6886 • Trucks move 86% (412 million tons) Core, Edward K 11th ...466-9013 Ogg. William L 10th ....466-2124 Coughlin. Kevin J 13th .... 466-1177 Olman, Lynn E 13th ....466-1731 of Ohio's manufactured freight. Damschroder. Rex 11th ....466-1374 Opfer. Darrell W 11th .... 644-6011 • Trucks move 1,583,000 tons each Davidson. Jo Ann 14th ....466-4847 Padgett, Joy 12th ....644-6014 business day of essential manufactured DePiero, Dean E 10th ....466-3485 Patton. Jr.. Sylvester D. . 10th ....466-9435 goods such as clothing, electronics, farm Distel. L. George 10th ....466-1405 Perry, Jeanine 10th ....466-1418 supplies and household necessities. Evans, David R 13th ....466-1482 Perz. Sally Ann 1 1th ....644-6017 • Trucking serves every community Flannery, Bryan 10th ....466-3454 Peterson, Jon M 13th ....644-6711 in Ohio. Nearly 80% of all communities Ford, Jack 14th ....466-1401 Pringle. Barbara C 14th ....466-5921 depend exclusively on trucks to move Gardner. Randall 14th ....466-8104 Roberts, Thomas M 10th ....466-2960 their goods. Gerberry. Ronald V 10th ....466-6107 Roman. Twyla 12th ....466-1790 • Continuing efforts by the Ohiotruck- Gooding. Robert 10th ....644-6265 Salerno. Amy 13th ...466-1896 ing industry to improve safety for all Goodman, David 11th ....644-6002 Schuck. William 13th ....466-9690 highway users through continuing public Grendell. Diane V 11th .... 644-5088 Schuler. Robert L 13th .... 644-6023 education and driver training have suc­ Haines. Joseph E 13th .... 466-2038 Schuring, Jay Kirk 12th .... 752-2438 ceeded. Heavy trucks in Ohio are in­ Harris. Bill 14th ....466-1431 Smith. Shirley A 10th .... 466-7954 volved in only 2% of all accidents. Hartley, David 10th .... 466-3787 Stapleton. Dennis 13th ....466-3506 • An operator of a typical five-axle Hartnett, William J 10th ....466-5802 Sullivan. Erin 10th ....466-4895 tractor trailer pays $10,452 in state and Healy, William J 10th .... 466-8030 Sulzer. Joseph 10th .... 644-7928 federal highway user taxes - this includes Hollister. Nancy Putnam 1 Ith .... 644-8728 Sutton, Betty 11th ....644-6037 $4,876 paid directly to the state of Ohio. Sykes, Vernon L 10th ....466-3100 Hood, Ron 12th ....466-1464 • The Ohio trucking industry annually Hoops, James M 1 Ith ....466-3760 Taylor, William N 1 Ith ....466-1957 pays $ 1.0 billion in state and federal taxes Householder. Larry 14th .... 466-2575 Terwilleger, George E. .. 11th ....644-6027 and fees - this equates to a weekly tax bill Jacobson, Jeff 12th .... 644-8051 Thomas. E. J 13th ....466-2473 James, Troy Lee 10th ....466-1414 Tiberi. Patrick J 14th .... 644-6030 of $19.7 million. Jerse, Ed 10th ....466-8012 Trakas. James Peter 11th .... 644-6041

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ANDREW DOUGLAS Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice DEBORAH COOK since 1984. Ohio Court of Appeals. 6th Dist., Justice. Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice 1981 -84; Toledo City Council, 1961 -80. since 1995. Former judge, Ohio Court of Age: 66; children. Cindi. Robert, Andy, THOMAS J. MOYKR Appeals, 9th Dist., 1991-94. David. 5615 Baronswood Circle, Toledo, Chief Justice. Supreme Court of Ohio Age: 47. Phone: 614/466-3828(0). 43615. Phones: 419/865-9117 (H), 614/ Justice since 1986. Formerjudge, 10thDist. Education: Univ. of Akron. B.S., En­ 466-4524 (Oi Court of Appeals. 1979-86. presiding 1986. glish. 1974; J.D.. 1978. Education: Univ. of Toledo, undergradu­ Exec. Asst. to Gov. James Rhodes. 1975-79. Member: Commission on Public Legal ate and J.D. Age: 59; wife, Mary. 6 Sessions Drive, Education, chair; Ohio Courts Futures Com­ Member: Toledo, Lucas Co. and Ohio Bexley, 43209. Phone: 614/466-3627(0). mission: Ohio Commission on Dispute Reso­ State Bar Assns.; Ohio State Bar Foundation; Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A., lution and Conflict Mgt.; Akron Bar Assn. American Judicature Soc; Pi Sigma Alpha political science, 1961. J.D.. 1964. disciplinary committees. 198 I -9 v and Foun­ Natl. Political Science Honor Soc; Alpha Member: Ohio State and Columbus Bar dation, past president; Fellow of the Ameri Sigma Phi: Toledo I'niv. Alumni Assn.; Delta Assns., OSBA president, 1980-81; Natl. can Bar Foundation; former Summit Co. Theta Phi Legal Fraternity; trustee. North Conf. of Chief Justices; Com. of the Institute United Way Bd., Volunteer Center Bd...Stan Toledo Oldtimers' Football Assn.; Old News­ of Judicial Administration to develop na­ Hywet Hall and Gardens Bd.. Women's boys Goodfellow Assn.; Intl. Institute: Natl. tional standards for the adoption of alterna­ Network Bd.. Junior Leadership Akron. Advisory Bd., Ctr. for Informatics Law. John tive dispute resolution programs by state former chair. Sale Landing Shelter Volun­ Marshall Law School. court systems; American Bar Assn. Task teer. Mobile Meals Volunteer; Akron School Recipient: Judicial Excellence Award, Force to Develop a Model Mediation Law; of Law Bd. FOP Eastern Cuyahoga Lodge 57, 1996; Federal-State Jurisdiction Com. of the U.S. Recipient: Hon. Doctor of Laws Degree, Toledo Police Command Officers Assn. Judicial Conference; Franklin Univ. Bd., 1986 and Alumni Honor Award, 1997 from Apprec Award, 1995: Ohio Assn. of Court OSU Alumni Assn. Bd.; Crichton Club; Univ. of Akron; Delta Gamma Natl. Shield Referees and Magistrates Apprec Award. Columbus Maennerchor. Award for Leadership and Volunteerism: 1995; Ohio Public Employees Lawyers Assn. Recipient: American Judicature Soc. Women's Network 1991 Woman of Year; Outs. Svc Award, 1994; Springfield Police Herbert Harley Award, 1989; Hon. Doctor Univ. of Akron SeniorClass president. 1974: Patrolmen's Assn. Apprec. Award. 1992: of Laws Degrees from Akron Univ.. 1989; Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership and Aca­ Toledo Police Patrolmen's Assn. Awrd. 1992; Defiance College, 1990; Miami Univ., 1991, demic Honorary; Delta Gamma Fraternity, Univ. of Toledo College of Law Dist. Alum­ The Ohio State Univ., 1993;OhioBarMedal. president. nus, 1991; Ohio Employment Lawyers Assn. Ohio State Bar Assn.. 1991; Ritter Award. Equal Rights Award, 1990; Intl. Union of Ohio State Bar Found., 1996; Natl. Ctr. for Police Assns. AFL-CIO Outs. Support State Courts Dist. Svc. Award, 1997; Liberty Award, 1990; Central OH Chapter of Society Warren County residents each year of Prof. Journalists First Amendment Award. Bell Award, Columbus Bar Assn., 1997; receive about $236,713,627 from the Innovative Program Award, Assn. of Family 1989; FOP and Ohio Assn. of Professional trucking industry. This figure repre­ Fire Fighters Apprec. Award. 1989: Colum­ & Conciliation Courts. 1998; Phillis sents $1,039,141 in truck registration Wheatley Assn. for "Open the Doors to Di­ bus Monthly Best Supporter of of fees; $1,000,305 in fuel taxes, and Information Award. 1988. versity and Success". 1998. $234,674,182 in wages to the industry's 6,727 workers in Warren County. Vinton County residents each year Washington County residents each Wayne County residents each year receive about $ 12,484,221 from the truck­ year receive about $106,795,616 from receive about $183,141,432 from the ing industry. This figure represents the trucking industry. This figure repre­ trucking industry. This figure repre­ $135,935 in truck registration fees; sents $600,663 in truck registration fees; sents $1,075,944 in truck registration $614,576 in fuel taxes, and $11,733.709 $908,699 in fuel taxes, and $ 105,286,255 fees; $985,816 in fuel taxes, and in wages to the industry' s 336 workers in in wages to the industry's 3.018 workers $ 181,079.673 in wages to the industry' s Vinton County. in Washington County. 5,191 workers in Wayne County.

84 Ohio Government Directory Lawyers; OSBA Sections on Women in the 94; Natl. Soc. to Prevent Blindness, Ohio Profession and Lawyers Assistance Program. Affiliate Bd.; professor, Natl. Judicial Col­ Honorary member, Delta Theta Phi Legal lege, 1997-present; Women Lawyers of Fraternity, Delta Kappa Gamma Soc. Pro­ Franklin Co.; Ohio Community Corrections fessional Org. for Women Educators; Crime Org. Bd.; American, Columbus and Ohio Stopper of Metro. Toledo and Guest House, Bar Assns. Inc. Boards; Toledo Museum of Art; Demo­ Recipient: American Biographical Insti­ cratic Bus. & Prof. Women's Club; NOW, tute Woman of Year, 1992; Ohio House of Toledo Zoological Soc; Public Radio- Reps. Commendation for Service, 1984; WGTE; Am. Assn. for Prevention of Cruelty Outstanding Young Women of America, to Animals; Toledo YWCA. 1983, 1985; Scholar of Life Award, St. Jo­ Recipient: In 1998, Dist. Lawyer Award, seph Orphanage, 1998: Who's Who of Ameri­ Univ. of Toledo College of Law Alumni can Women, 14th-16th, 18th and 21st Edi­ Assn.; initial recipient, Alice Robie Resnick tions; Who's Who in American Law, 5th-7th Outs. Lawyer Award. Ohio Women's Bar and 10th Editions; Who's Who in the World, Assn.; tribute presented by Cong. Marcy I 1th Edition. Kaptur on U.S. House floor; Natl. Assn. of PAUL E. PFEIFER Women Judges Dist. 7 Make a Difference Award, 1996; Ohio Women's Hall of Fame, Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice 1995; Uni v. of Detroit College of Law Alumni since 1993. Former member of the Ohio of Year, 1995; Nettie Cronise Lutes Award, House of Representatives, 15th Dist.. 1971- OSBA, 1995; Univ. of Akron Hon. Doc. of 72, and the Ohio Senate, 26th Dist.. 1977-93. Laws, 1994; Franklin Co. YWCA Woman of Age: 57; wife. Julia: daughters, Lisa Achievement. 1994; Appleseed Ridge Girl Pfeifer. Beth Krassow; son, Kurt. Scout Council Woman of Achievement. Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.A.. 1994; American Assn. of Uni versity Women 1963; J.D., 1966. Columbus Branch Woman of Year. 1990: Member: Grace United Methodist Cleveland Society of Poles Award of Excel­ Church; Bucyrus Rotary Club; Ohio State lence, 1989. Bar Assn.

FRANCIS E. SWEENEY, SR. Justice. Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice since 1992. Formerjudge, Court of Appeals. 8th Dist.. Cleveland, 1988-92; judge, Court of Common Pleas, Cuyahoga Co., 1970-88; Asst. Prosecuting Attorney, Cuyahoga Co., 1963-70. Age: 65; married, four children. Phone: 614/466-4425(0). Education: Xavier Univ.. Cincinnati, B.S.B.S.. 1956; Cleveland-Marshall Law School, J.D., 1963. EVELYN LUNDBERG Member: Professional football. Ottawa ALICE ROBIE RESNICK STRATTON Rough Riders, Ottawa, Ontario. Recipient: Cardinal Bellarmine Award Justice. Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice for Legal Excellence. St. Ignatius High since 1988. Former judge. 6th Dist. Court of since 1996. Former judge. Court of Com­ School, 1994; Alumnus of Year, Xavier Appeals. 1982-88, presiding, 1988; judge, mon Pleas, Franklin Co., 1989-96. Univ.. 1977; Ohio Supreme Court Outstand­ Toledo Municipal Court, 1975-82, presid­ Age: 46; husband, John A. Lundberg, III; ing Judicial Service Awards, 1972-1985; ing, 1981. sons, Luke, Tyler. Phone: 614/466-2926. Legion of Honor. Xavier Univ., 1956. Age: 60; husband. Judge MelvinResnick; Education: Univ. of Florida, associate of three stepchildren. 2407 Edgehill Rd., To­ art, 1973; LeTourneau College, Texas, 1971- ledo, 43615. Phone: 614/466-3578(0). 74; Univ. of Akron. B.A., history; The Ohio Education: Notre Dame Academy, To­ State Univ. College of Law, J.D.. 1978. Williams County residents each ledo. 1952-57; Siena Hgts. College, Ph.B., Member: Alliance for Women in Com­ year receive about $67,983,345 from 1961, history; Univ. of Detroit College of munity Corrections, ArChSafe Foundation/ the trucking industry. This figure rep­ Law, J.D., 1964. Memorial To Our Lost Children Bd.; Central resents $346,278 in truck registration Member: Toledo, Lucas Co. and Ohio Ohio Lung Assn. Women's Bd. Zephyrus fees; $723,213 in fuel taxes, and State Bar Assns.; Natl. Assn. of Women League; Columbus Council of World Af­ $66,913,855 in wages to the industry's Judges; Toledo and Ohio Women's Bar fairs Bd.; Dave Thomas Adoption Founda­ 1,918 workers in Williams County. Assns.; cochair. Ohio Women's Legal As­ tion Bd.; EasterSealsTelethon. 1986; League sistance Coalition; Natl. Assn. of Women Against Child Abuse Women's Bd.. 1989-

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Armbruster, Jeffirj J 1st #142 644 7613 Shoemaker. Michael C 1st #134 466-8156 Blessing. Jr. I ,ouis W Ground #038 466 8068 Spada, Robert I 1 st #143 466-8056 Brady, Dan Ground #056 466 •5123 Wachtmann, Lynn R Ground #040 466-8150 Carnes. James E 1st #132 466 8076 Walls. Eugene J 1st #129 466-5981 Cupp. Robert R 1st #138 466 •7584 White. Doug Ground #041 466-8082 DiDonato. Greg L Ground #048 466 6508 Drake. Grace L 2nd #220 466 •7505 Espy, Ben 3rd #303 466 •5131 Finan, Richard H 2nd #201 466 9737 Legislative Service Commission Fingerhut, Eric D Ground #049 466 4583 8th and 9th Floors, Riffe Center Furney. Linda J Ground #051 466 5204 Gardner. Robert A Ground #034 644- 7718 Director, Robert Shapiro 466-3615 Hagan. Robert I ... Ground #052 ... 166 8285 Assistant Director, loin Manuel 466-3615 Herington. Leigh E 2nd #228 466 7041 Assoc. Dir. & Commerce & Labor, Richard Masek 466-5709 Horn, Charles F 2nd #222 466 4538 Education, Sue Klar 466-3986 Hottinger, Jay Ground #042 . 466 5838 Financial Inst . Insurance. Pub. Util, Don Goldbaum 466-2927 Johnson. Bruce Edward 1st #137 466 8064 Human Services & Retirement, Shelagh Baker 466-7919 Kearns. Merle Grace 2nd #221 466 3780 Judiciary. Civil & Commercial Law. Rich Merkel 466-1797 Latell. Jr.. Anthony A Ground #050 466 7182 I ' \ppropnaiions. Jim Burlev 466-4304 Latta, Robert E 1st #128 466 8060 State & Loc Gov., Elections, Econ. Dev., Bill Heaphy ...466-1818 Mallory, Mark 2nd #226 466 5980 Transportation. Agric, Nat. Res.. Marcia Cooper 466-5713 McLin. Rhine L 2nd #223 466 6247 Legal Review & Tech. Svcs., Randy Anderson 466-0339 Mumper, Larry Ground #035 . 466 8049 Agency Rules Filing, Vicky McMahan 466-7572 Nein. Scott R Ground #039 . 466 8072 Admin. Resolution Drafting, Cathy Hanson 466-3031 Oelslager, W. Scott 1st #140 466 0626 Librarian. Debbie Tavenner 466-2241 Prentiss, C. J Ground #057 . 466 4857 Suppoii Si.ill Sup . Cathy Kamer 466-0618 Ray, Roy L 1st #127 466 4823 Legislative Documents Dist. Center (Bill Room) Schafrath, Dick 1st #125 466 SUM, Statehouse 466-9745

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Majority Caucus Staff Statehouse. 2nd & 3rd Floors Geiger, Teri Chief of Staff 466-2510 Office of the Senate Clerk Hutras. Debby Admin. Assistant 466-7790 Jeffers, Deb Deputy Chief 466-3281 Schuler. Matt Senate Clerk 466-4900 Connolly, Liz Policy Director 466-5221 Callahan-Bee, Sharon .. Fiscal Officer 466-4464 DeRossi, Ray Policy Assistant 644-9559 Estes, Wendy Administrative Asst 466-4900 Perera, Brian Fiscal Analyst 466-4947 Daniels, Terry Engrossing Clerk 728-9868 Trombole, Eric Info. Systems Mgr 466-9009 Florence, Barbara Enrolling Clerk 728-9867 Williams, April Legal Counsel 466-4220 Keeran, Vincent Message Clerk 728-9867 Bentley. James MIS Assistant 466-3113 Lynch. Ben Journal Clerk 728-9869 Mitchell. Maggie Press Assistant 466-8212 Penrod. Jenny Policy Assistant 466-0663 Peterson, Lisa Communication Dir 466-8174 E-mail Addresses Warner. Sherri Policy Assistant 466-8047 West. Catherine Press Secretary 644-6868 Every member of the Ohio House can be reached by electronic mail. The address basis is: repfdistrict number)@ohr.state.oh.us. Minority Office Staff Thus, for Rep. John Willamowski in Ohio's 1st District, the E-mail address is: repOl @ohr.state.oh.us Hayes. Reggie Chief of Staff 466-3509 Raider, Jaci Administrative Asst 466-3509 Cook, Mike Policy Assistant 644-1980 At Ohio Government Directory press time, only five Ohio Senators Enns, Terri Policy Assistant 466-4371 had office E-mail. They are: McLean, Pat Policy Director 466-3509 Sen. J. Armbruster [email protected] Rothenberg. Brian Comms. Dir 644-1980 Sen. R. Cupp [email protected] Routt. Randall MIS Asst 466-6110 Sen. R. Finan [email protected] Wells. Rhonda Policy Assistant 466-3509 Sen. C. Horn [email protected] Wilson. Ken Finance Director 466-2122 Sen. R. Latta [email protected]

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Ohio Government Directory 87 House Offices House Administration Norris. Carol Executive Secretary 466-4308 Republican Caucus Staff Flasher, Kim Executive Assistant 466-4308 Lundell. Mike Fiscal Officer 466-4308 Mills, Fred Chief of Staff 466-4384 Rayburn. Beltilee Payroll Officer 466-4308 Christopher. Jack Asst. Majority Counsel 644-1754 Joyner, Debbie Purchasing Officer 466-4308 Bunt. Shawn Caucus Exec. Asst 466-3803 Moriarly. Gretchen Telecommunications Officer 466-4308 Martin, Alan Caucus Exec. Asst 728-5982 Turbett, Joe MIS Director 466-4308 Hershey, Jack Caucus Exec. Asst 466-2377 Dan. Mark Database Administrator 466-4308 McGlone. Sean LA to Speaker 466-9194 Kohlhorst, Dusten Network Engineer 466-4308 Zeigler, Chris Caucus Exec. Asst 644-7361 Spain. Mindy MIS Liaison 466-4308 Class. Paul Caucus Exec. Asst 728-5295 Jones, Kelly MIS Assistant 466-4308 Burchard, Cheryl Communications Dir 466-3716 Cyrus, Les House Page Coordinator 466-8918 Rathburn, Eric Deputy Press Secretary 752-6479 Kelly. Kalhy Special Policy Asst 466-4308 Schmitmeyer, Diane Deputy Press Secretary 466-0371 Bartos. Emily Administrative Asst 466-5763 Office of the Legislative Clerk Peckham. Mary Kay Receptionist 466-4384 Vinoeur. Jonathan Caucus Aide 466-1029 Clemens. I .aura Legislative Clerk 466-3357 Herd, Sonja Asst. Clerk/Message 644-9836 Democratic Caucus Staff Battocletti, Dave Journal Clerk 466-0536 Schott, Melanie Engrossing Clerk 466-0636 Boyce, Kevin Chief of Staff 466-2174 Young. Brad Reading/Recording Clerk 466-0373 Cline. Jo Legal Counsel 728-5448 Peppc. Carolyn Public Info. Clerk 466-3357 DePalma. Andy Dir. of Policy 466-3246 Riffle, Pal Special Asst. to Clerk 644-5155 Miller, Sherrille Dir. of Administration 466-9032 Bush. Lynn Bill Room Supervisor 466-8207 Faherty. Rachel Asst. Press Secretary 466-3246 Press Room Clerk 466-4334 Aiello, Ellen Research & Policy Aide 466-0968 Davis, Robert Research & Policy Aide 466-2189 Gephart. Kyle Research & Policy Aide 466-3868 Mack, Louise Receptionist 466-3246

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Ohio Government Directory 89 House Committees: Senate Committees: Dates & Locations Dates & Locations Agriculture North HR Tuesday Morning Wednesday Afternoon Senator White, Chair Thursday, 9:00 a.m. Rules and Reference 119 Finance - Ag. & Dev. Sec 122 Rep. Davidson, Chair call of chair Rep. Vesper, Chair 1:30 Economic Development Finance - Prim./Sec. Ed 313 Technology and Aerospace South HR Tuesday Afternoon Rep. Metzger, Chair 1:30 Senator Horn. Chair Tuesday, 11:()() a.m. Finance - Higher Ed 311 Finance and Appropriations 313 Rep. Per/, Chair 1:30 Rep. Thomas, Chair 1:30 Education North HR Finance - Human Svcs 115 Senator Gardner, Chair Criminal Justice 114 Rep. Carey, Chair 1:30 Tuesday, 4:30 p.m. Rep. Womer Benjamin. Chair 3:00 Finance - Transp. Sec I 13 Economic Dev. & Small Bus 018 Rep. Damschroder, Chair 1:30 Energy, Natural Resources Rep. Krebs, Chair 2:00 Rules and Reference 1 19 and Environment South HR Children & Family Services 122 Rep. Davidson. Chair 1:00 Senator Carnes, Chair Rep. Winkler. Chair 2:30 State Government 116 Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. Insurance 017 Rep. Terwilleger, Chair 2:00 Rep. Netzley. Chair 3:00 Public Utilities 017 Finance Finance HR Senator Ray, Chair Transportation and Public Safety .116 Rep. Mead, Chair 3:00 Tuesday after session & call of the Rep. Bateman, Chair 3:00 Technology & Elections 018 chair Veteran's Affairs 1 13 Rep. Amstutz, Chair 3:00 Rep. Taylor. Chair 4:00 Local Government/Twps 121 Health/Human Svcs./Aging North HR Rep. Schuler. Chair 4:00 Senator Drake, Chair Tuesday Evening Wednesday, after session Thursday Morning Education 017 Highways and Transp North HR Rep. Brading, Chair 6:30 Energy & Environment 1 14 Senator Oelslager. Chair Finance - Ag. & Dev. Sec 122 Rep. Schuck, Chair 9:00 Tuesdaj. alter session Rep. Vesper, Chair 7:00 Finance - Ag. & Dev. Sec 122 Finance - Prim./Sec. Ed 313 Rep. Vesper, Chair 9:00 Insurance/Commerce/Labor South HR Rep. Metzger, Chair 7:00 Finance - Prim./Sec. Ed 313 Senator Nein, Chair Tuesday 10:00 a.m. Finance - Higher Ed 311 Rep. Metzger, Chair 9:00 Rep. Perz, Chair 7:00 Finance - Higher Ed 311 Judiciary North HR Finance - Human Svcs 1 15 Rep. Perz, Chair 9:00 Rep. Carey, Chair 7:00 Senator Latta. Chair Finance - Human Svcs 1 15 Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. Finance - Transp. Sec 113 Rep. Carey, Chair 9:00 Rep. Damschroder, Chair 7:00 Finance - Transp. Sec 113 Reference Majority CR Commerce & Labor 121 Rep. Damschroder, Chair 9:00 Senator Watts, Chair Rep. Corbin. Chair 7:30 Ways and Means 021 At call of the chairman Rep. Mottley. Chair 9:00 Wednesday Morning Retirement Sub 116 Rules Majority CR Rep. Grendell, Chair 9:00 Senator Finan, Chair Agriculture & Nat. Res 1 16 At call of the chairman Rules and Reference 119 Rep. Haines, Chair 8:30 Rep. Davidson, Chair call of chair Health, Ret. & Aging 017 State & Local Government Rep. Van Vyven, Chair 9:30 & Veterans' Affairs South HR Financial Institutions 018 Senator Schafrath, Chair Rep. Myers, Chair 10:00 Wednesday, 5:00 p.m. Housing & Public Lands 114 Ways and Means South HR Rep. O'Brien, Chair 10:30 Senator Blessing, Chair Civil & Commercial Law 121 Tuesday, after session Rep. Salerno, Chair 10:30 Ethics & Standards 113 Rep. Jacobson, Chair 11:00

90 Ohio Government Directory Ohio Delegation to Congress Address/Phones/Committees Following is a list of U.S. representatives Jones, Stephanie Tubbs (D-l 1th) Pryce, Deborah (R-15th) and senators from Ohio, including their 1516 LHOB 202/225-7032 221 CHOB 202/225-2015 Washington DC addresses and phone num­ Fax 202/225-1339 Fax 202/226-0986 bers, plus their Ohio office location and District 216/522-4900 District 614/469-5614 phones. At the bottom of each listing are the E-mail E-mail [email protected] committees on which they serve. [email protected] Web www.house.gov/pryce/ District address abbreviations stand for: Banking. Small Business Rules RHOB Rayburn House Office Bldg. Kaptur, Marty (D-9th) CHOB Cannon House Office Bldg. Regula, Ralph (R-16th) 2366 RHOB 202/225-4146 LHOB Longworth House Office Bldg 2309 RHOB 202/225-3876 Fax 202/225-7711 HSOB Hart Senate Office Bldg. Fax 202/225-3059 District 419/259-7500 RSOB Russell Senate Office Bldg.. District 330/489-4414 E-mail [email protected] Zip codes are 20515 for all representa­ Web www.house.gov/regula/ Web www.house/gov/kaptur/ tives, and 20510 for senators. Appropriations Appropriations Boehner, John A. (R-8th) Sawyer, Thomas C.

Ohio Government Directory 91 First Lady Governor's Staff Marcie Seidel Chief of Staff . .995-2000 Andrea Albanese Scheduler 995-2000 Bob Taft, Governor Maureen O'Connor, Lieutenant Governor Communications 77 South High St.. 30th II Mary Anne Sharkey Director 644-0957 Columbus. Ohio 43266-0602 Scott Milburn Press Secretary 644-0957

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92 Ohio Government Directory Joint Committee Controlling Board Capitol Square on Agency Rule President Mary Leonard 644-6441 Review & Advisory 30 E. Broad St., 34th Floor Review Columbus, OH 43266-0411 Board Members: Columbus, OH 43215-4210 Executive Director Rep. Edward Core William Hills 466-4086 Rep. Sylvester Patton Jill Neikirk Schuler Asst. Dir. Rep. E. J. Thomas Executive Director Mary Ferretti Admin. Asst. Senator Greg L. DiDonato Ron Keller 614/752-9777 Omar Alvi Rules Analyst Senator Grace L. Drake Patrick Tingler Rules Analyst Senator Roy L. Ray Review & Advisory Board Fannie Young Receptionist Senator Richard H. Finan. Chairman Senator Ben E. Espy Committee Members: Joint Legislative Rep. Jo Ann Davidson Rep. Donald Mottley. 1999 Chairman Rep. Jack Ford Sen. Merle Kearns, 1999 Vice Chair. Ethics Committee (Chairman, vice chairman switch in 2000) Gubernatorial Appointees Rep. Jo Ann Davidson. Chair Larry Sowers, general public Rep. Bill Harris Rep. Joy Padgett Sandra Drabik. Dept. of Admin. Svcs. Rep. Ann Womer Benjamin Rep. Kevin Coughlin Paul Goggin. Ohio Building Authority Rep. Joseph Sulzer Rep. Betty Sutton Robert W. Teater. Ohio Historical Society Rep. John Bender Rep. Dixie Allen Bradley R. Kastan, Ohio Arts Council Sen. James Carnes Rep. Tom Roberts Sen. Sen. Richard Finan Sen. Anthony Latell Sen. Robert Cupp Sen. Sen. Bruce Johnson Sen. Ben Espy Sen. Eric Fingerhut Sen. Mark Mallory

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Ohio Government Directory 95 FACTS — About Trucking Trucking... Emissions ... • Employs over nine million people in jobs relating to trucking — • Today's truck engines emit nearly 70% fewer smog-forming more than the populations oi 42 of the 50 United States. oxides of nitrogen I NOx) and 90% less soot or particulate matter • Had 1996 annual revenues equal to nearly 5% of the Gross than 1987 engines did when new. In other words. NOx and PM Domestic Product - a total of $346 billion. emissions from current new trucks are, on average, eight times as • Comprises over 400,000 companies. clean as trucks were a decade ago. • Businesses choose trucks for 82(2 out of every dollar they spend on shipping. By weight, trucks carry 60% of all freight — 6.5 Safety ... billion tons in 1996. • Between 1986 and 1996. miles traveled by large trucks have increased 40%, yet the fatal accident rate for large trucks dropped Mileage and Fuel... by 35%. • Commercial trucks logged 182.7 billion miles in 1996, the • In the same time span, there was an 8% drop in the total fatalities equivalent of making 1.95 cross-countr> Hips per second. involving large trucks and an 8% drop in the number of fatal truck • The average trip length in 1996 for interstate carriers was about accidents. 425 miles. •The industry supported creation of the commercial driver's license • The average Class VIII unit (weighing over 33.000 lbs.) travels (CDL), ensuring that all commercial truck drivers are qualified more than 67.000 miles per year, the equivalent of driving over professionals. two and a half times around the world. • Radar detectors have been banned in all commercial trucks • In 1996. commercial trucks used more than 39 billion gallons of • Roadside inspections of commercial vehicles have seen an gas and diesel fuel. increase of more than 1000% in recent years. • The trucking industry supports and promotes the "No-Zone" Taxes ... program, which brings a safety message for motorists to stay out • In 1996. commercial IIULNS made up only 9.9% of all registered of a commercial vehicle's blind spots while on the highway. \ chicles, yet paid 38% of total highway user taxes—$ 11.5 billion • Mandatory drug and alcohol testing for commercial motor vehicle in Federal Highway Trust Fund taxes and $15.3 billion in state drivers has resulted in one of the lowest incidences of substance highway user taxes. abuse in ain profession. • The federal government collects 24.4? in tax for each gallon of • On-going cooperative efforts between the trucking industry and highway diesel fuel and 18.4tf for each gallon of gasoline. State government are addressing solutions to driver fatigue. fuel taxes average an additional 21 4c per gallon lor diesel fuel.

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96 Ohio Government Directory Ohio Legislative Correspondents Assn. * Denotes Bureau Chief Dayton Daily News Ohio Public Radio •Bill Hershey. Debra Jasper, Jennifer * Bill Cohen, Joe Smith Akron Beacon Journal Chorpening Statehouse Radio & TV Room 015 * Dennis Willard. Jon Craig, James C. 50 W. Broad St. Suite 620 Columbus, OH 43215 Benton Columbus, OH 43215 614/466-4046 17 S. High St. #620 614/224-1608 FAX 614/221-9751 Columbus, OH 43215 FAX 614/224-4667 614/224-1613 Ohio Public Television FAX 614/224-3632 Dix Newspapers Ben Piscitelli. Signa York *Dan Trevas, Michelle Hladik Statehouse Radio & TV Room 015 Associated Press Statehouse Press Room Columbus, OH 43215 *Paul Souhrada. John McCarthy. Jack Columbus, OH 43215 614/644-8862 Kustron 614/228-1700 FAX 614/221-9751 Statehouse Press Room #107 FAX 614/228-1719 Columbus, OH 43215 WHIO-TV 614/221-5134 Gannett News Service Jim Otte. Jeff Guerini FAX 614/621-2318 Aaron Marshall Statehouse Radio & TV Room 015 50 W. Broad St.. Suite 1615 Columbus, OH 43215 Brown News Service Columbus, OH 43215 614/466-3306 Dwight Crum 614/224-4640 FAX 614/221-9751 Statehouse Press Room #107 FAX 614/221-0781 Columbus, OH 43215 WBNS-TV 614/461-6397 Gongwer News Service Eve Mueller FAX 614/461-7127 * Robert Drumheller. Alan Miller, Scott 770 Twin Rivers Drive. Box 1010 Miller. Robert E. Miller. Kent Cahlander. Columbus, OH 43216 Business First Malissa Kash 614/460-3950 Dan Crawford 17 S. High St.. Suite 630 FAX 460-2891 471 E. Broad St.. Suite 1500 Columbus, OH 43215 Columbus, OH 43215 614/221-1992 Ohio News Network - Radio 614/461-4040 FAX 614/221-7844 Joe Case FAX 614/365-2980 175 S. Third St. Hannah News Service Columbus, OH 43215 Cincinnati Enquirer *Linda Briggs, Diane Bartosic. Michael 614/460-3807 Michael Hawthorne Connor. Howard Wheat FAX 614/460-2822 50 W. Broad St. Suite 1615 16 E. Broad St., Suite 200 Columbus, OH 43215 Columbus, OH 43215 Ohio News Network - TV 614/224-4640 614/228-3113 *Anna Custer, Jason Mauk FAX 614/221-0781 FAX 614/228-5897 Statehouse Radio & TV Room 015 Columbus, OH 43215 Cincinnati Post Small Business News 614/466-3306 Randy Ludlow Nancy Byron FAX 614/280-3615 17 S. High St., Suite 1030 2193 City Gate Drive Columbus, OH 43215 Columbus, OH 43219 Youngstown Vindicator 614/469-0211 614/428-2648 *Dan Trevas, Michele Hladik FAX 614/469-0907 FAX 614/428-2649 Statehouse Press Room Columbus, OH 43215 Cleveland Plain Dealer Statenet 614/228-1700 *Sandy Theis, T.C. Brown, Tom Suddes, Kathleen Swan. Sandra Van Kley. Shawn FAX 614/228-1719 Mark Tatge Colley 65 E. State St., Suite 900 88 E. Broad St.. Suite 1240 Press Room Columbus, OH 43215 Columbus, OH 43215 Statehouse, Room 107 614/228-8200 614/224-5231 Columbus, OH 43215 FAX 614/228-6872 FAX 614/224-5976 614/466-4482, or 466-4334

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98 Ohio Government Directory Comprehensive Listing of All Featured Officials Allen. Dixie J 52 Harris. Bill 62 Padgett, Joy 72 Amstutz. Ron 53 Hartley, David 62 Patton, Jr., Sylvester D 74 Armbruster. Jeffry J 34 Hartnett. William J 62 Perry, Jeanine 74 Austria. Steve 53 Healy, William J 62 Perz, Sally Ann 74 Barnes. Jr.. John E 53 Herington, Leigh E 39 Peterson, Jon M 75 Barrett. Catherine L 53 Hobson. David L 22 Petro, James M 8 Bateman. Samuel T 53 Hogan. Michael 14 Pfeifer, Paul E 85 Beatty. Jr., Otto B 54 Hollister. Nancy Putnam 63 Portman, Rob 25 Bender, John R 54 Hood. Ron 63 Prentiss, C. J 43 Blackwell. J. Kenneth 7 Hoops. James M 63 Pringle. Barbara C 75 Blessing. Jr.. Louis W 34 Horn, Charles F 39 Pryce. Deborah 26 Boehner, John A 21 Hottinger, Jay 39 Ray, Roy L 44 Boyd. Barbara H 54 Householder, Larry 63 Regula, Ralph 26 Brading. Charles R 55 Jacobson. Jeff 63 Resnick. Alice Robie 85 Brady. Dan 34 James. Troy Lee 64 Ritchey. Kenneth W 15 Britton. Sam 55 Jerse, Ed 64 Roberts. Thomas M 75 Brown. Mitchell J 14 Johnson. Bruce Edward 41 Rogers, James E 14 Brown. Sherrod 21 Johnson, C. Lee 11 Roman, Twyla 75 Buchy. Jim 56 Johnson. Thomas W 10 Salerno. Amy 76 Buehrer. Stephen 56 Jolivette. Gregory V 64 Sawyer. Thomas C 26 Callender. Jamie 56 Jones. Christopher 12 Schafrath. Dick 44 Caltrider. Frank R 16 Jones. Judith A 18 Schuck. William 76 Calvert. Charles E 56 Jones. Peter Lawson 65 Schuler. Robert L 76 Carey. Jr.. John A 57 Jones. Stephanie Tubbs 23 Schuring. Jay Kirk 77 Carnes, James E 35 Jordan. Jim 65 Shoemaker, Michael C 44 Cates. Gary 57 Kaptur. Marcy 23 Shriber. Alan R 16 Chabot. Steve 21 Kasich. John R 24 Smith. John H 9 Charles. Thomas P 13 Kearns. Merle Grace 41 Smith, Shirley A 77 Clancy. Patricia M 57 Kilbane. Sally Conway 66 Spada, Robert F 45 Cook. Deborah 84 Krebs, Gene 66 Speck, Sam 15 Corbin, Robert L 57 Krupinski. Jerry W 66 Stapleton. Dennis 77 Core, Edward K 58 Kucinich. Dennis J 24 Stratton, Evelyn Lundberg 85 Coughlin. Kevin J 58 Latell, Jr.. Anthony A 41 Strickland. Ted 27 Covington. Lee 13 LaTourette. Steven C 24 Suhadolnik. Gary C 10 Cupp. Robert R 35 Latta, Robert E 41 Sullivan. Erin 77 Dailey, Fred L 9 Lawrence, Joan W 9 Sulzer, Joseph 78 Damschroder. Rex 58 Logan. Sean D 66 Sutton, Betty 78 Davidson. Jo Ann 58 Lucas. June H 66 Sweeney, Sr., Francis E 85 DePiero. Dean E 59 Luebbers. Jerome F 67 Sykes, Vernon L 78 Deters, Joe 8 Maier. Johnnie 67 Taft, Bob 6 DeWine, Michael 28 Mallory, Mark 42 Taylor. William N 78 DiDonato, Greg L 36 Marshall, Col. Kenneth B 16 Terwilleger, George E 78 Distel, L. George 59 Mason, Donald L 17 Thomas. E.J 79 Douglas, Andrew 84 McLin, Rhine L 42 Thompson. William E 13 Drake, Grace L 36 Mead, Priscilla D 68 Tiberi, Patrick J 79 Espy, Ben 36 Metelsky, G. Daniel 68 Tongren, Robert S 11 Evans, David R 59 Metzger, Kerry R 68 Traficant. Jr.. James A 27 Fergus, Ronda 17 Miller, Dale 69 Trakas, James Peter 80 Finan, Richard H 37 Miller, Ray 69 Van Vyven, Dale N 80 Fingerhut, Eric D 37 Montgomery. Betty Dee 7 Verich. Christopher F 81 Flannery. Bryan 60 Mottley. J. Donald 70 Vesper. Rose 81 Fleming, Luceille 10 Moyer. Thomas J 84 Voinovich. George V 28 Ford, Jack 60 Mumper. Larry 43 Wachtmann. Lynn R 45 Furney, Linda J 37 Myers. Jon D 70 Watts. Eugene J 45 Gardner, Randall 60 Natalucci-Persichetti, Geno 19 White. Doug 45 Gardner, Robert A 38 Nein, Scott R 43 Wilkinson. Reginald A 18 Gerberry, Ronald V 60 Netzley, Robert E 70 Willamowski. John 81 Gillmor, Paul E 22 Ney, Robert 25 Williams, Bryan C 81 Glazer, Craig 16 O'Brien, Jacquelyn K 70 Wilson, Jr., Charles A 81 Gooding, Robert 61 O'Connor. Maureen 7 Winkler, Cheryl J 82 Goodman, David 61 Oelslager, W. Scott 43 Womer Benjamin. Ann 82 Grendell. Diane V 61 Ogg, William L 72 Young, Ronald E 82 Hagan, Robert F 38 Olman, Lynn E 72 Zelman, Susan Tave 11 Haines. Joseph E 61 Opfer, Darrell W 72 Hall, Tony P 22 Oxley, Michael G 25

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