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Ohio Government Directory Lieutenant Governor Attorney General dog of Treasury, 1998; Natl. GFOA Innova­ tion Award, 1998; Thomas Van Meter Pub. Svc. Award. 1998; Excellence Award, Gov­ ernment Finance Officers Assn., 1998-99; Outs. Gov't. Financial Mgr. Awrd. Central Ohio Assn. of Gov't. Accountants, 2000; Inaugural Good Gov't. Award. Citizens League of Greater Youngstown, 2000; Wil­ liam R. Snodgrass Dist. Leadership Natl. Award and Natl. Achievement Award, Assn. of Government Accountants, 2000; Ethics in Gov't. Award, Ohio Government Finance Officers Assn., 2000; Outs. Achievement Award, the Scantlebury Memorial Award. JFK School of Government at Harvard Univ.; 2001 Wilberforce Univ. Senior Placement Employer of Year Award; Citizens League of Greater Youngstown Good Government Award; Thomas Van Meter Pub. Svc. Award; Hon. Watchdog of Treasury. JAMES M. PETRO Lieutenant Governor, 77 S. High St., Attorney General, 30 E. Broad St.. 17th Secretary of State 30th Fl., Columbus 43266-0601. Columbus Fl., Columbus, 43215. Cuyahoga Co. Com­ City Council, 11 years. Also director, Ohio missioner, 1991-95; Ohio Rep., 1981-84, Department of Commerce. 1987-90; Ohio Auditor, 1995-2002. Former senior vice president, Hunting­ Age: 54; wife, Nancy; children, Corbin. ton National Bank. John. 1933 Lakeside Drive, Columbus. Husband, Michael Taylor. Phone: 614/ 43204. Phone: 614/466-3376(0). 466-3396 (O). Education: Denison Univ., B.A.; Case Education: Wittenberg Univ., bachelor Western Reserve Univ. School of Law, J.D. of arts. Member: Assn. of Government Accoun­ Member: Wittenberg Univ. Board of tants; Government Finance Officers Assn.; Trustees. Natl. Assn. of State Auditors. Comptrollers Recipient: Columbus Public Schools Hall and Treasurers; Assn. of Certified Fraud of Fame; graduate of Leadership Columbus, Examiners; American, Ohio State and Cleve­ a program of the Columbus Chamber of land Bar Assns.; Cuyahoga Co. Law Direc­ Commerce; YWCA Woman of Achieve­ tors'Assn.; Trinity United Methodist Church. ment; Riverside-Bradley family housing Recipient: American Liver Foundation community named in her honor. Svc. Award, 1994; Hon. Doctor of Public Admin., Denison Univ.. 1998; Hon. Watch- J. KENNETH BLACKWELL Secretary of State, 180 E. Broad St., 16th CAPITOL SQUARE FL. Columbus, 43215. Former Cincinnati councilman and CONSULTING, INC mayor; undersecretary of U.S. Dept. of Hous­ % GOVERNMENT RELATIONS CONSULTANTS ing and Urban Dev.; ambassador to United Nations Human Rights Commission; Trea­ surer of State of Ohio; cochairman, U.S. Tel (614) 461-1840 Suite 220 Census Monitoring Bd. Age: 54; wife. Rosa; children, Kimberly, Fax (614) 461-1855 21 East State Street Rahshann. Kristin. 693 Windings Lane, e-mail: [email protected] Columbus, OH 43215 Cincinnati, 45220. Phones: 513/221-6703 (H), 614/466-2655(0). Education: Xavier Univ., B.S., masters, education; fellow. Harvard Univ. School of Government; Aspen Institute; the Salzburg Seminar in Austria; School of Advanced Intl. Studies at Johns Hopkins Univ. Member: Natl. Electronic Commerce Coordinating Council; Natl. Assn. of Secre­ taries of State; Campaign Finance Inst. Bd.; William A. Antonoplos Natl. Comm. on Economic Growth and Tax Reform; Natl. Taxpayers Union Bd.; Gov­ ernment Investment Found. Bd.; Federal Election Comm. Adv. Panel; John M. Ashbrook Ctr. Bd. of Advisors; Harvard Policy Group on Network-Enabled Svcs. and Government; The Princeton Review Adv.

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JENNETTE BRADLEY Director, Ohio Dept. of Commerce, 77 S. LUCEILLE FLEMING High St., 23rd FL, Columbus, 43266-0544. Columbus City Council, 11 years. Also Director, Ohio Dept. of Alcohol and Drug TOM JOHNSON serves as Ohio Lieutenant Governor. Addiction Svcs. since 1989,280 N. High St.. Former senior vice president, Huntington 12th FL, Columbus, 43215-2550. Former Director. Office of Budget & Manage­ National Bank. deputy secretary. Health for Drug and Alco­ ment, 30 E. Broad St., 34th FL, Columbus. Husband. Michael Taylor. Phone: 614/ hol Programs. PA, 1982-87. 43215-3457. Ohio Rep., 96th Dist., 1977- 466-3396(0). Age: 78; children. Michael, Susanne. 98. Education: Wittenberg Univ., bachelor 1000 Urlin Ave., Unit 1522, Columbus. Age: 53; wife, Joyce; daughters, Julie. of arts. 43212. Phones: 614/486-4616 (H), 614/ Kristi: 179 Montgomery Blvd., New Con­ Member: Wittenberg Univ. Board of 466-3445 (O). cord, 43762. Phones: 740/826-4447 (H). Trustees. Education: Chatham College. B.A.; 614/466-4034(0). Harvard Univ. Program for Senior Execs, in Education: Muskingum College, B.A., State & Local Government; Tobe-Coburn government.

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—v • Trucking employs more than 435,259 in Ohio - one of every 13.5 workers. • Trucking pays $15.1 billion in _!• salaries - an average annual salary of / 1 $34,884 for each employee. • Trucks move 86% (412 million tons) of Ohio's manufactured freight. • Trucks move 1,583,000 tons each day of essential manufactured goods WILLIAM E. THOMPSON THOMAS P. CHARLES such as clothing, electronics, farm Chairman, Ohio Industrial Commission, State Inspector General. 30 E. Broad St., supplies and household necessities. 30 W. Spring St., L-30, Columbus, 43215- Suite 1820. Columbus, 43215-3414. Former • Trucking serves every community in 2233. Former Ohio Rep., 1st Dist., 1987-97. Asst. Superintendent. Ohio State Highway Ohio. Nearly 80% of all communities Age: 54; wife, Kay; children. Marshall. Patrol; former Legislative Inspector General. depend on trucks to move their goods. Kendra, Parker. Phone: 614/466-3711 (O). Age: 60; wife, Brigette; children, Brian, • An operator of a typical five-axle Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.S.. Brenda, Bethany. 1018 Aberdeen Ct., tractor trailer pays $10,452 in state and agricultural economics. Pickerington, 43147. Phones: 614/834- federal highway user taxes - this Member: Ohio Seed Dealers; Ohio Seed 1470(H), 614/644-9110(0). includes $4,876 paid directly to Ohio. Improvement Assn.; Hope Lodge F&AM; Education: Penn State; Central Ohio • The Ohio trucking industry annually Farm Bureau; Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. Tech; Youngstown State; Lakeland Com­ pays $1.0 billion in state and federal Recipient: Patrick A. O'Neill Memorial munity College. taxes and fees - this equates to a Award. Member: Ohio Patrol Credit Union Bd.: weekly tax bill of $19.7 million.

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Ohio Government Directory 13 Insurance Job & Family Services Director, Ohio Dept. of Job & Family Services, 30 E. Broad St., 32nd Fl., Colum­ bus. 43215-3414. Former Cuyahoga Co. administrator, 1995-97 and from 1999 until his appointment as ODJFS director in 2001. Also former director of the Cuyahoga Co. Board of Elections, director of the county Information Services Center and chief of the county Auditor's Office. Wife. Debra; daughter Lauren. Resident of Bay Village. Phone: 614/466-6282(0). «i Education: Cleveland State University, bachelor and master's degrees in public ad­ ministration.

ANN WOMER BENJAMIN TOM HAYES Director, Ohio Department of Insurance, 2100 Stella Ct., Columbus, 43266-0566. Ohio Rep., 1995-2002. Husband. David M.; daughters Katherine. Johanna. 362 Eldridge Rd., Box 524. Au­ rora. 44202. Phones: 330/562-4861 (H). 614/644-2658(0). Education: Vanderbilt Univ., B.A. 1975, German and Poli. Sci.. magna cum laude. Phi OHIO LAND TITLE Beta Kappa; Case Western Reserve Law School, J.D., 1978. ASSOCIATION Member: Cleveland. Portage Co., Ohio Bar Assns; Cleveland Bar Assn. Probate, OLTA serving Estate Planning and Trust Sec, former chair: Elder. Church in Aurora; former Adjunct Ohio's Title Industry since 1910 Prof, of Law, Case Western Reserve and Cleveland-Marshall Colleges of Law; Com­ munity Partnership for Arts and Culture; 2500 East Main Street Suite 100 Aurora Community Theatre producer; au­ thor. "Post-Mortem Strategies Extend Plan­ Columbus, Ohio 43209-2483 ning Prospects" from Estate Planning 1992. Phone (614)235-5001 or (888)292-6582 (Toll Free in Ohio) Recipient: Legislator of Year, Ohio FAX (614)235-0880 Nurses Assn., 2001; Citizen of Year. Aurora Chamber. 2001; Dist. Svc. Award, Coleman www.olta.org Professional Svcs.. 2001; Shaker Heights High School Hall of Fame, 1997; Dist. Citi­ The Ohio Land Title Association is your resource on zen for Art Education, Northeast Region of issues affecting the real estate title insurance industry Ohio Art Education, 1997. and its consumers. Please call us with any questions or concerns at (614)235-5001,

Ashland County residents each year receive about $68,918,356 from the trucking industry. This figure repre­ sents $513,012 in truck registration fees; $839,238 in fuel taxes, and $67,566,107 in wages to the industry's 1.936 work­ ers in Ashland County. Ashtabula County residents each year receive about $121,957,167 from the trucking industry. This figure rep­ resents $852,782 in truck registration fees; Si. 180.778 in fuel taxes, and Daniel H. Dozer, CAE $ 119.923.607 in wages to the industry' s Executive Director 3,436 workers in Ashtabula County.

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JAMES E. ROGERS DENNIS G. KENNEDY MICHAEL F. HOGAN Legislative Inspector General, 50 W. Director, Ohio Lottery Commission, 615 Director, Ohio Dept. of Mental Health, Broad St., Suite 1308, Columbus, 43215. Superior Ave., N.W., Cleveland. 44113. 30 E. Broad St., 11 th Fl., Columbus, 43266- Former special agent, F.B.I.. 1967-93. Former Assistant Lottery Director and 0414. Former commissioner, Connecticut Age: 65; wife. Pam; children, Robert. Deputy Director of Finance; Finance Direc­ Dept. of Mental Health. Kim. Paula. Ginny. 4649 Mossrock Drive, tor, City of Beachwood. Phone: 614/466-2337(0). Hilliard.43026. Phones: 614/876-6015 (H). Age: 47; wife, Gina; children, Nicholas. Education: Cornell Univ.. B.S., 1969, 614/728-5100(0). Patrick, Jack. Phone: 216/787-4333(0). communication arts; State Univ. Col., NY, Education: Univ. of Wisconsin. B.S.. Education: Cleveland State Univ., bach­ M.S., educational administration. 1972; Syra­ mechanical engineering; American Univ., elor, accounting. cuse Univ., Ph.D. administration of special M.S.. administration of justice; Capital Univ. Member: Various groups and organiza­ education, 1977: graduate study at Smith Law School. J.D. tions associated with being a Certified Pub­ College, Geo. Washington Univ., Harvard Member: Chair, Columbus Chapter, So­ lic Accountant and Certified Fraud Exam­ Business School. ciety of Former Special Agents of the F.B.I. iner. Distinctions: Author of numerous books,

Ohio Government Directory 15 reports, monographs and other professional Age: 55; wife. Nancy; son. Kirk Damon: Natural Resources publications; chairman. President's New daughter, Erin Katherine (deceased). 7660 Freedom Comm. on Mental Health; NAM I Turtle Creek Drive, Dayton, 45414. Phones: Dist. Svc. Award, 2002; Natl. Governor's 937/898-4725 (H), 614/466-0129 (O). Assn. Award for Dist. Svc. to State Govern­ Education: ShippensburgUniv.. PA, B.S., ment, 2002. administration; Curry School of Ed., Univ. of , master's; 2nd master's in educa­ Mental Retardation and tion, Univ. of Dayton; Harvard Univ. State Developmental Disabilities and Local Government Prog. Member: Ohio's Family and Children First Cabinet; former president. Ohio Super­ intendents of County Boards of MR/DD; United Way of Dayton; Developmental Dis­ abilities Hall of Fame; past president, Ohio Public Images; Ohio Assn. of County Bds. of MR/DD; past president. Help Link of Day­ ton and County Corp. of Dayton. Recipient: Professional Assn. for Retar­ dation in Ohio 2002 Svc. Award; life mem­ ber, American Assn. o\' Mental Retardation; SAMUEL W. SPECK Who's Who of Emerging Leaders in America, 1st edition; Who's Who in the World (and Director, Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources, America), current editions; Dr. Roberta 1930 Belcher Dr., Bldg. D-3, Columbus, Weaver Dist. Svc. Award. 1999; Harold F. 43224-1387. Former president of Hilty Humanitarium Award, United Cere­ Muskingum College, 1988-98; Ohio Rep. bral Palsy Rehab. Svcs., 1994. 1971-76; Ohio Senate 1977-83. Age: 66; wife, Sharon; sons. Sam III. KENNETH W. RITCHEY Auglaize County residents each year Derek. Phone: 614/265-6879(0). receive about $62,592,546 from the Education: Muskingum College; master's Director, Ohio Dept. of Mental Retarda­ trucking industry. This figure represents and Ph.D. in government from Harvard. tion and Developmental Disabilities, 1810 $423,992 in truck registration fees; Member: TCambridge Savings Bank and Sullivant Ave.. Columbus, 43223-1239. $835,483 in fuel taxes, and $61,333,071 CAMCO Financial Corps. Bds.; chair. Lake Former superintendent. Montgomery Co. in wages to the industry's 1,757 workers Erie Commission; chair. Great Lakes Com­ Board of MR/DD. in Auglaize County. mission; chair. Ohio Water Resources Coun- Teater-Gebhardt & Associates Natural Resources, Brownfield Re-development, Land Use, Environmental Issues

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ALAN R. SCHRIBER m i< Chairman. Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, 180E.BroadSt.,Columbus,43215. FRANK CALTRIDER PUCO commissioner, 1983-89. Phone: 614/466-3204(0). KENNETH L. MORCKEL Registrar, Bureau of Motor Vehicles, 1970 Education: Univ. of Wisconsin. B.S., W. Broad St., Columbus 43223. Assistant 1967, economics; Miami Univ., M.S., Econ., Director. Ohio Dept. of Public Safety, BMV registrar, 1991-96; dealer relations 1972; Indiana Univ., Ph.D., Econ.. 1976. 1970 W. Broad St., Columbus, 43223. director, Ohio Auto Dealers Assn., 1984-91; Member: Chair. Ohio Power Siting Board Former superintendent, Ohio State Highway Admin. Asst. to registrar, 1977-84; BMV and Ohio Federal Energy Policy Group; Natl. Patrol; OSHP, 27 years. Planning & Research Sec, 1975-77. Assn. of Regulatory Utility Commissioners Age: 54; wife, Sandy; son, K.C.; daugh­ Age: 51; single. 6255 Waterloo Rd., Telecommunications Com.; National ter, Karmen. Phone: 614/466-3383(0). Canal Winchester, 43110. Phones: 614/ Governor's Assn. Electricity Task Force; Education: Franklin Univ., B.S., human 920-4549 (H). 614/387-3000 (O). Interagency Task Force on Ohio Security. resource management and organizational leadership; Natl. Executive Institute; South­ ern Police Institute; command officer devel­ FERRIS & FERRIS LLP opment course at Univ. of Louisville. Member: Rotary. Attorneys At Law Ohio State Highway Patrol 2733 W. Dublin-Granville Road Columbus, Ohio 43235 PHONE: (614)889-4777 FAX: (614)889-6515 Visit Us On The Web at www.carrierlaw.com

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Ohio Government Directory 17 Utility Commissioners; Governor's E-Com- dent, 1982-83, councilman, 1980-81. merce Steering Com. Age: 46; wife. Danielle; daughter Recipient: Pressey Scholar, 1973-77; Madeline; sons. Christian, Zachary. 910 Arts and Science Scholarship Award: Out­ CenterCt.,Zanesville,43701. Phones: 740/ standing Senior Scholastic Award; Alpha 454-1767 (H), 614/466-3905 (O). Lambda Delta Honorary Soc; Phi Kappa Phi Education: Muskingum College, degree Honorary Society. in political science and history, 1979; Capital 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 24 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. RONDA HARTMAN FERGUS Award for Civic Achievements. 1989; Zanesville Civic League Outs. Citizen Award. Commissioner, Public Utilities Commis­ 1987; inducted to Muskingum College Ath­ sion of Ohio, 180 E. Broad St.. 12th Fl., letic Hall of Fame, 1992; 20 Years Perfect Columbus. 43215-3793. Former chief of Attendance, Zanesville Rotary; multiple Paul telecommunications. Utilities Dept.; Asst. to Harris Fellow. the legal director; special projects coordina­ tor; telecommunications chief. Water & Belmont County residents each year Sewer Legal Dept.: administrative law judge. DONALD L. MASON, ESQ. receive about $84,287,744 from the Age: 47; husband, John C. Fergus II; one trucking industry. This figure repre­ son. Phone: 614/644-8213(0). Commissioner, Public UtilitiesCommis sents $614,910 in truck registration fees; Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.S. sion of Ohio. 180 E. Broad St.. Columbus, $898,119 in fuel taxes, and $82,774,714 cum laude; The Ohio State Univ. Law School, 43215. OH Dept. of Natural Resources Div. in wages to the industry's 2,371 work­ J.D. of Oil and Gas chief, 1991-98, and deputy ers in Belmont County. Member: Sports Car Club of America; director for Recreation Mgt.. 1993-95; Porsche Club; Natl. Assn. of Regulatory Zanesville mayor, 1984-91. council presi­

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18 Ohio Government Directory Clarence III, Meghan. 3403 Brainard Rd.. Rehabilitation and Correction Pepper Pike, 44122. Phones: 216/464-1477 (H), 614/466-3101 (O). Education: Kent State Univ., B.S., busi­ ness administration; Howard Univ. School of Law, J.D. Member: Cleveland and Natl. Bar Assns; Natl. Assn.of Regulatory Utilities Commis­ sioners; NAACP; American Arbitration Assn.; Kent State Alumni Assn.; KSU Cen­ tennial Comm.; KSU President's Club; Ur­ ban League Bd. Recipient: Kent State Univ. Dist. Alum­ nus of Year; KSU President's Social Re­ sponsibility Award; named in Best Lawyers in America: AHCF Appreciation Awards; Cleveland Bar Assn. Meritorious Svc. Award. JUDITH A. JONES Brown County residents each year Commissioner, Public Utilities Commis­ receive about $52,589,464 from the truck­ REGINALD A. WILKINSON sion of Ohio, 180 E. Broad St., Columbus, ing industry. This figure represents 43215-3793. Toledo Board of Ed., 1980-83; $446,716 in truck registration fees; Director, Ohio Dept. of Rehabilitation Toledo City Council, 1983-89, 94-97. $782,533 in fuel taxes, and $51,360,214 and Correction. 1050 Freeway Drive N, Co­ Married; two children. 2318 Densmore in wages to the industry's 1,471 workers lumbus. 43229. Former deputy director; Drive. Toledo, 43606. Phones: 419/536- in Brown County. Warden, Dayton Correc. Inst. ;Supt..Correcs. 1108(H), 614/644-8226(0). Training Acad., Orient. Education: Cornell Univ.. B.A., chemis­ try; Univ. of Michigan, M.S., biological chemistry. Member: Natl. Assn. of Regulatory Util­ ity Commissioners Exec. Com., Electricity and International corns.; Natl. Coal Council <^£Z

Ohio Society of Association Executives Mary Anne Knapke CAE, Executive Director 500 W. Wilson Bridge Rd., Suite 80 CLARENCE D. ROGERS Worthington, OH 43085 Commissioner, Public Utilities Commis­ ASSOCIATIONS Phone: (614) 846-0998 ADVANCE sion of Ohio. 180 E. Broad St., Columbus, Fax: (614) 846-1924 43215-3793. Former Exec. Dpty. Gen. Mgr., AMERICA Greater Cleveland RTA. Ohio Turnpike Email: [email protected] Commission chairman, and Asst. U.S. Atty. Tf Web: www.osae.org Chief Prosecutor in Cleveland. Age: 64; wife, Linda; children, Terri,

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® Ohio Ready Mixed Concrete Association P.O. Box 29190,Columbus, OH 43229-0190 (614) 891-0210, Fax: (614) 891-2675 [email protected] www.ohioconcrete.org % ^ 20 Ohio Government Directory Phone: 614/752-1164(0). Transportation Church; Friends of the Library; Red Cross Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A., "Five Gallon" Club; Delta Sigma Phi Frater­ political science, M.A., higher education nity; served on the Visiting Com. for Case administration; Univ. of Cincinnati, doctor­ Western Reserve Univ. Dental School and ate in education. CSU's Colleges of Engineering and Busi­ Member: American Correctional Assn., ness Administration; numerous local com­ past president: Ohio Criminal Sentencing munity and Republican organizations. Commission; Commission on African- Recipient: Community Appreciation American Males; Ohio Correctional and Award, Lake Erie Girl Scout Council; Legis. Court Svcs. Assn., past president; Assn. of of Year, FOP Lodge #14: Exceptional Svc. State Correctional Administrators, president; Award, Ohio Chiefs of Police; NFIB Guard­ North American Assn. of Wardens and Su­ ian of Small Business Award, 1991; Pub. perintendents; Natl. Assn. of Blacks in Crimi­ Svc. Award, Ohio Chemical Council, 1996; nal Justice, past president, Ohio Chap.; Phi Cleveland State Univ. Alumni of the Year, Beta Sigma Fraternity; Gothic Masonic 1998. Lodge No. 122. past master: King Solomon Youth Services Consistory No. 20; Sinai Temple No. 59. Recipient: Michael Francke Award, ASCA; William L. Hastie Award, NABCJ; Natl. Governor's Assn. Award for Dist. Svc. GORDON PROCTOR to State Government; E.R. Cass Correctional Achievement Award, ACA. Director, Ohio Dept. of Transportation, 1980 W. Broad St., Columbus, 43223. Taxation Former ODOT chief of staff. Wife, Brenda; daughter, Rachel. Phone: 614/466-2335(0). Education: Ohio Univ., bachelor's, jour­ nalism; M.P.A., natural resource policy, The Ohio State Univ. Distinctions: Directly involved in the creation of the Transportation Review Advi­ sory Council (TRAC), an independent body responsible for the funding prioritization of ODOT's major new construction projects. GENO NATALUCCI- Ohio Turnpike Commission PERSICHETTI Director. Ohio Dept. of Youth Services, 51 N. High St., Suite 300, Columbus, 43215. Director since 1987. Age: 58; wife, Toni; children, Mary, Anna, Joseph. 9710 Meadow Wood Drive THOMAS M. ZAINO NW,Pickerington,43147. Phone: 614/466- Commissioner, Ohio Dept. of Taxation. 8783 (O). 30 E. Broad St., 22nd Fl., Columbus, 43215. Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.S.. Former partner. Price waterhouseCoopers LLP. social welfare, 1967; Xavier Univ., graduate Age: 37; wife, Mary M.; children, Tho­ studies. mas, Valerie. Phone: 614/466-2166(0). Member: Past instructor. The Ohio State Education: Univ. of Cincinnati. B.B.A., Univ. and Capital Univ. on criminal justice accounting; The Ohio State Univ., J.D. issues; past chairman for the commission on Accreditation for Corrections; past presi­ Member: C.P.A., licensed in Ohio; "In­ dent. Council of Juvenile Correctional Ad­ active" status license as attorney. ministrators. Butler County residents each year Recipient: 1998 Walter E. Dunbar Ex­ cellence in Corrections Award; 1991 Natl. receive about $498,004,464 from the GARY C. SUHADOLNIK trucking industry. This figure repre­ Governors Assn. Dist. Service Award. sents $2,413,480 in truck registration Executive Director, Ohio Turnpike Com­ fees; $1,685,234 in fuel taxes, and mission, 682 Prospect St., Berea, 44017- $493,905,750 in wages to the industry's 2799. Ohio Parma Heights Council, 1978- 14,150 workers in Butler County. 80, Ohio Senator. 1981-98, director of the Champaign County residents each Ohio Dept. of Commerce, 1999-2002. year receive about $52,967,623 from Carroll County residents each year Age: 52; wife, Nancy; son. Tim; daugh­ the trucking industry. This figure rep­ receive about $36,891,066 from the ter, Jena. 15046 Forestwood Drive, resents $369,517 in truck registration trucking industry. This figure repre­ Strongsville,44136. Phones: 216/846-6666 fees; $739,249 in fuel taxes, and sents $295,526 in truck registration fees; (H); 440/234-2081 (O). $51,858,857 in wages to the industry' s $693,254 infueltaxes,and$35,902,286 Education: Cleveland State Univ., B.I.E., 1,486 workers in Champaign County. in wages to the industry's 1,029 work­ MBA. ers in Carroll County. Member: Parma-South Presbyterian

Ohio Government Directory 21 22 Ohio Government Directory 108th Congress & U.S. Senate DeWine, Michael (R) 31 Voinovich, George V (R) 31 Chabot, Steve (R-lst) 23 Portman. Rob (R-2nd) 28 Turner. Michael R (R-3rd) 29 Oxley. Michael G (R-4th) 27 Gillmor, Paul E (R-5th) 25 Strickland, Ted (D-6th) 29 Hobson, David L (R-7th) 25 Boehner, John A (R-8th) 23 Kaptur, Marcy (D-9th) 26 (D) STEVEN J. CHABOT (R) Kucinich, Dennis J (D-lOth) 26 Congress, 13th Dist. (Lorain, part of Jones, Stephanie Tubbs .. (D-l 1th) 26 Congress, 1st Dist. (Hamilton, part of Medina. Summit). , Tiberi, Pat (R-12th) 29 Butler). Former Cincinnati Councilman, 1983-91; Ohio Rep., 1975-83. Hamilton Co. Commissioner. Brown, Sherrod (D-l3th) 23 Full-time congressman. Attorney. LaTourette, Steven C (R-14th) 27 Age: 50; daughters, Emily, Elizabeth. Age: 50; wife, Donna; daughter. Erika; Pryce, Deborah (R-15th) 28 2625E.Erie,Lorain. Phone: 440/934-5100(W). son, Brandon. Phone: 513/684-2723 (W). Regula, Ralph (R-16th) 29 Education: Yale Univ., B.A., Russian Education: College of William & Mary; studies; The Ohio State Univ., M.A. educa­ Ryan, Timothy J (D-17th) 29 Chase College of Law. tion, M.S. public administration. Member: American, Ohio, Cincinnati Ney, Robert (R-18th) 27 Recipient: Outstanding Alumnus Award, Bar Assns.; Hamilton Co. Republican Club: OSU, 1988. Westwood Civic Assn.; Friends of the Parks; Chairman, Youth Task Force; spearheaded Clark County residents each year re­ effort to use jail inmates to beautify interstates, ceive about $ 178,768,314 from the truck­ double celling inmates, initiated effort to ing industry. This figure represents require inmates in Hamilton Co. to pay for $1,005,590 in truck registration fees; their own incarceration. $993,831 in fuel taxes, and $ 176,768,893 in wages to the industry's 5,064 workers in Clark County. Clinton County residents each year Clermont County residents each year receive about $66,621,350 from the truck­ receive about $247,032,108 from the ing industry. This figure represents trucking industry. This figure represents $490,269 in truck registration fees; $1,402,133 in truck registration fees; $808,866 in fuel taxes, and $65,322,214 $796,332 in fuel taxes, and $244,833,643 in wages to the industry's 1,871 workers in wages to the industry's 7,014 workers in Clinton County. in Clermont County.

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Ohio Government Directory 25 2001; Eagle Award, Natl. Guard Bur., 2000; land Police Hist. Soc. Trustee; Bethany Bap­ Ohio; Little Flower Parish; Arts Com. of Rough Riders Award, Ripon Soc, 2000: tist Church Trustee. Greater Toledo; Greater Birmingham VFW Senior Legis. Achievement, The Seniors Recipient: Nettie Cronise Lutes Award, Post 4906; Hungarian Club of Toledo; Intl. Coalition. 2000. Ohio State Bar Assn., 1997; Dist. Svc, Cleve­ Inst, of Greater Toledo; League of Women land Chapter NAACP, 1997; Case Western Voters; Business and Professional Women's Univ. School of Law Society of Benchers Clubs; North Toledo Old Timers Football inductee. 1996; Ohio Democrat Party Demo­ Assn.; Old Newsboys' Goodfellow Assn.; crat of Year. 1994; Black Professional of St. Patrick Hist. Soc; Toledo Legal Aid Soc; Year. Black Prof. Assn. of Cleveland. 1995: Toledo Museum of Art; Vietnam Veterans of Althea Simmons Award, America, Chapter 35; Ohio and Lucas Co. Sorority, 1993; Centennial Citation, Flora Dem. Party. Stone Mather College of Case Western Re­ Recipient: Awards from Ohio Food Assn., serve 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; Legis. of Year, Consumer Fed. of America, 2000: American Legion Americanism Award. 2000; Hon. Doctor of Laws, St. Mary's Col­ (D) lege, 2000; YWCA Woman of Achievement, 1999. Congress. 11th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Former judge, CuyahogaCo. Court of Common Pleas and Cleveland Municipal Court. Former Cuyahoga Co. Prosecutor. Age: 53; husband.Mervyn; son. Mervyn II. 11301 Wade Park Ave., Cleveland, 44106. Phones: 216/721-6223(H), 216/443-7747 (Y\ I Education: Case Western Reserve Univ., (D) B.A., sociology; CWRU Law School, J.D. Member: U.S. Supreme Court, Sixth Congress, 9th Dist. I Lucas. Ottawa. Erie, Circuit Court of Appeals; Northern Dist. of part of Lorain). Urban planner, Toledo, Ohio Fed. Dist. Court, American. Ohio State, Chicago; Congress since 1982. Norman S. Minor, and Cleveland Bar Assns.; Age: 56; single. 1 Maritime Plaza #600. Natl. College of District Attorneys Board of Toledo, 43604. Phone: 419/259-7500 (B). Regents; Natl. Black Prosecutor's Assn.; Education: Univ. of Wisconsin, B.A., Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Assn. Exec. with honors; Univ. of Michigan, master's, Com.; Natl. Dist. Attorneys Assn.; Greater urban planning; Doctoral candidate, MIT. Cleveland Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Member: Northeast-Midwest Cong. Coa­ Theta; Community Re-Entry Program Board; lition, cochair; Cong. Caucus on Women's DENNIS J. KUCINICH (D) Natl. Council of Negro Women; Cuyahoga Issues; Cong. Competitiveness Caucus, co­ Women's Political Caucus; Leadership chair; Univs. of Michigan, Wisconsin Alumni Congress, 10th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Ohio Cleveland Alumnae; Task Force on Violent Assns.; NAACP; Polish American Histori­ Senate, 1994-96; , 1977- Crime; Substance Abuse Initiative; Cleve­ cal Assn.; Federated Democratic Women of 79; , 1969-75; Clerk

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L 26 Ohio Government Directory of Courts, 1975-77. Business, NFIB; Tax Fighter Award, Natl. Recipient: Recognized by United Con­ Full-time congressman. Tax Limitation Com.; Spirit of Enterprise, servatives of Ohio, Natl. Rifle Assn., Ohio Age: 56; daughter, Jacqueline. 14400 U.S. Chamber; Honored Cooperator Award, State Council on Vietnam Veterans, Public Detroit Ave., Lakewood. 44107. Phone: Natl. Cooperative Bus. Assn.; Cooperative Childrens Svcs. of Ohio; Appalachian Reg. 216/228-8850 (H). Spirit Award, Natl. Cooperative Monthly Commission Award, 2000; Friend of the Education: Cleveland State Univ., Case Planning Com., 1997; Guardian of Senior Trail Award, 2000. Western Reserve, M.A., communications. Rights, 60-Plus Assn.; Protector of Medi­ Member: Progressive Caucus, chairman. care and Social Security, Seniors Coalition; Recipient: Outs. Senate Member, Natl. Thomas Jefferson Award; Teddy Roosevelt Assn. of Social Workers, 1996; Charles Van Award for efforts to protect the environment. Riper Award; honored by Ohio PTA, 2000; Emmy Award for work as political analyst at WJWA-TV8.

MICHAEL G. OXLEY (R) Congress, 4th Dist. (Hancock, Allen, Auglaize, Shelby, Champaign, Logan, Hardin, Marion, Morrow, Richland, part of ROBERT W. NEY (R) Wyandot). Ohio Rep. 1973-81. U.S. Rep. Congress, 18th Dist. (Carroll, Harrison, 1981-present. Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Muskingum. Congressman, attorney. STEVEN C. LATOURETTE (R) Coshocton, Holmes, Hocking, Knox, Mor­ Age: 58; wife, Patricia; son, Chadd. 100 gan, Vinton, Jackson, part of Athens, Ross, E. Main Cross, Findlay, 45840. Phone: 202/ Congress, 14th Dist. (Ashtabula, Lake, Belmont, Licking). Ohio Rep. 1981 -82; Ohio 225-2676 (O), or 800/472-4154 in Ohio. Geauga, part of Cuyahoga. Portage, Sum­ Senator, 1983-94. Education: Miami Univ., B.A.; The Ohio mit, Trumbull). Lake Co. Prosecuting Attor­ State Univ. College of Law, J.D. ney, 1989-94; Congress since 1995. Full-time legislator. Member: Soc. of Former Special Agents Age: 48; children, Sarah, Sam. Clare, Age: 48; wife, Elizabeth; son, Robert W. II; daughter. Kay la Maria. 112 Overlook Ct., of the FBI; American, Ohio and Findlay Bar Amy. 1 Victoria Place, Room 320, Assns.; ; Omicron Delta Kappa; Painesville, 44077. Phone: 440/352-3939 St. Clairsville, 43950. Phones: 740/695- 5311 (H); 740/676-1960 (W). Rotary Intl.; Ohio Farm Bureau; Findlay (W). Area Chamber; Ohio Assn. of Twp. Trustees Education: Univ. of Michigan, B.A., Education: Ohio Univ.. Belmont Branch; The Ohio State Univ., B.S., education. & Clerks; Elks. history; Cleveland State Univ., J.D., 1979. Recipient: Chamber of Commerce Spirit Member: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Member: Kiwanis; Elks; Lions; Natl. Rifle Assn.; Sportsmens Club; Ohio Veter­ of Enterprise Award; Watchdog of the Trea­ Council, 104th, 105th, 106th Congress; co­ ans Home Oversight Com.; Board of sury Golden Bulldog Award; NFIB Guard­ chair, Great Lakes Task Force, 104th, 105 th, Unreclaimed Strip Mined Lands; NCSL ian of Small Business Award, Natl. 106th Congress. Energy and Local Government Corns.; Fed­ Taxpayer's Union Friend of the Taxpayer Recipient: Golden Bulldog Award, eral Funds Com. Award. Watchdog of Treasury; Guardian of Small

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Ohio Government Directory 27 Court, 1992; Leadership in Advocacy for Children's Health Award, Natl. Children's Hospitals Assn. of Ohio, 1996; Spirit of Enterprise Award, U.S. Chamber, 1993-2000; Friend of Taxpayer Award, Americans for Tax Reform, 1998; Guardian of Small Busi­ ness, NFIB. 1993-2000; Golden Bulldog, Watchdogs of Treasury, 1993-2000; Taxpayer's Hero, Citizens Against Govern­ ment Waste, 1993-2000; Women of Achieve­ ment, Franklin Co. YWCA, 1995; Awards in 2000: Legis. of Year. Ohio VFW; Congres­ sional Champion. Natl. Coalition for Cancer Research; James Champion Award, James Cancer Hosp.; Visionary Leadership Award, Prevent Child Abuse America; Advocate of Small Bus.. Small Bus. Survival Com.; (R) Jefferson Award, Citizens for a Sound (R) Economy; Community Health Super Hero, Congress, 2nd Dist. (Adams, Brown. Congress. 15th Dist. (Madison, Union, Ohio Primary Care Assn. Clermont. Pike, Scioto, part of Hamilton. part of Franklin). Franklin Co. Municipal Warren). Court Judge, elected 1985. 1991; Congress Congressman. since 1993. Age: 47; wife, Jane; children. Jed. Will. Age: 51; stepson. Kelly; daughter, Mia. Sally. 8044 Montgomery Rd. #540, Cincin­ 500S.FrontSt.Stc. 1130, Columbus, 43215. Columbiana County residents each nati.'45236. Phone: 513/791-0381(0). Phone: 614/469-5614 (W). year receive about $128,933,921 from Education: Dartmouth College, B.A.; Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A. the trucking industry. This figure repre­ Univ. of Michigan College of Law, J.D. cum laude, 1973; Capital Law School, J.D. sents $995,674 in truck registration fees; Member: Springer School Board of Trust­ Order of Curia. 1976. $1,033,640 in fuel taxes, and ees, United Way and Community Chest Member: Hope Street Kids, founder; $126,904,607 in wages to the industry's Government Relations Com.; Greater Cin­ Dave Thomas Center for Adoption Law Ad\ 3.636 workers in Columbiana County. cinnati Chamber State and Federal Relations Bd.; Columbus Bar Assn. and Foundation. Com.; Hyde Park Community United Meth­ Recipient: Public Policy Leadership and odist Church. Victims of Crime Awards, Ohio Supreme

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RALPH REGULA (R) Congress, 16th Dist. (Wayne, Stark, part of Ashland. Medina). Congress, 1973- present; Ohio Senate. 1967-72; Ohio Rep. 1965-66; Ohio State Board of Ed., 1960-64. (D) Full-time congressman. MICHAEL R. TURNER (R) Age: 77; wife, Mary: sons, David. Rich­ Congress, 6th Dist. (Lawrence, Gallia, ard; daughter. Martha. 8787 Erie Ave.. SW. Jefferson, Columbiana, Meigs, Washington, Congress, 3rd Dist. (Clinton, Highland, Navarre, 44662. Phones: 330/756-2635 Noble, Monroe, part of Belmont, Scioto, part of Montgomery, Warren). Mayor of (H), 330/489-4414(0). Athens.Mahoning). Congressman 1993-94, Dayton, 1994-2002. Education: Mt. Union College, B.A.; 1997 to present. Lead counsel, Soin International: presi­ William McKinley School of Law. LL.B. Full-time legislator. dent. JMD Development (real estate co.). Member: Beach City American Legion; Age: 61; wife, Frances Smith: P.O. Box Age: 43; wife, Lori; children, Jessica, Navarre Kiwanis; Beach City Grange. 580. Lucasville, 45648. Phone: 740/259- Carolyn. 38 Linden Ave., Dayton, 45403. 3600(H). Recipient: Hon. Doc. of Law Degrees Education: Ohio Northern Univ., B.A.. from Mount Union and Malone Colleges, Education: Asbury College. B.A., his­ political science; Univ. of Dayton, M.B.A.; Ashland Univ., and Univ. of Akron School tory; Asbury Seminary, M. A., divinity; Univ. Case Western Univ., J.D., 1985. of Law; Watchdog of Treasury; Guardian of of Kentucky, Ph.D.. psychology, counseling. Small Business; Stark Wilderness Center Member: Ohio and American Psycho­ Dist. Svc. Award; Mr. Coal Award; Spirit of logical Assns. Enterprise. US Chamber; Hon. degrees from Peool Cleveland State and NEUOCOm Medical School.

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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 publican Governors' Assn., 1992-93, Coun­ cil of Great Lakes Governors, 1992-94, Mid­ western Governors' Conf., 1991, Jobs for America's Graduates, 1995-97; National League of Cities, president, 1985. Recipient: Public Official of the Year. Governing Magazine, 1995; numerous awards and citations from Natl. Urban Coa­ lition. Natl. Assn. of County Officials.

Cuyahoga County residents each year receive about $1,725,674,509 from the MIKE DEWINE (R) GEORGE V. VOINOVICH (R) trucking industry. This figure repre­ U.S. Senate. Ohio Lt. Gov.. 1991-94; sents $8,165,361 in truck registration U.S. Senate. OhioGovernor, 1991-1998; fees; $7,413,470 in fuel taxes, and U.S.Rep., 1983-90; Ohio State Senator, 1981- Lt.Gov., 1979; Cleveland Mayor, 1979-89; 82; Greene Co. Prosecuting Atty., 1976-80. $ 1,710,095,679 in wages to the industry' s Ohio Rep. 1967-71; Cuyahoga Co. Auditor, 48,993 workers in Cuyahoga County. Age: 55; wife, Frances Struewing; chil­ 1971-76; Cuyahoga Co. Commissioner, dren. Patrick. Jill. John. Brian. Alice. Mark. Darke County residents each year 1977-78. receive about $76,055,171 from the Anna. Rebecca (deceased in 1993). 2587 Age: 66; wife, Janet; children, George, ConleyRd.,Cedarville,45314. Phone: 937/ trucking industry. This figure repre­ Betsy, Peter. Molly (deceased). sents $580,021 in truck registration fees; 766-5697 (H). Education: Ohio Univ., B.A., govern­ Education: Miami Univ., B.S., educa­ $928,043 in fuel taxes, and $74,547,107 ment, 1958 and Hon. Doc. of Law, 1981; The in wages to the industry' s 2,136 workers tion, 1969; Ohio Northern Univ., J.D., 1972. Ohio State Univ. Col. of Law, J.D.. 1961; Member: Vice president and trustee, in Darke County. Greene Co. Historical Soc; Central State Univ. Board of Trustees; St. Paul's Catholic Church. Yellow Springs. Recipient: Lifetime member of Mothers LAW OFFICES OF JOHN L. ALDEN Against Drunk Drivers, national MADD Transportation, Warehousing and Business Law Award; Donald Santarelli Award for Public Policy, National Organization of Victim Assistance; Watchdog of the Treasury Award, National Taxpayers Union; Spirit of Enter­ prise Award; Chamber of Commerce; Guard­ JOHN L. ALDEN ian of Small Business Award. NFIB: Na­ tional Security Leadership Award, Ameri­ can Security Council; Golden Eagle Award, R. D. BENJAMIN EDWARDS Council for National Defense.

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Ohio Government Directory 31 32 Ohio Government Directory Ohio Delegation to Congress Address/Phones/Committees Following is a list of U.S. representatives and senators from Ohio, including their Jones, Stephanie Tubbs Pryce, Deborah (R-15th) Washington DC addresses and phone num­ 1009 LHOB 202/225-7032 221 CHOB 202/225-2015 bers, plus their Ohio office location and Fax 202/225-1339 Fax 202/225-3529 phones. At the bottom of each listing are the District 216/522-4900 District 614/469-5614 committees on which they serve. E-mail E-mail [email protected] District address abbreviations stand for: [email protected] Web www.house.gov/pryce/ RHOB Rayburn House Office Bldg. Web www.house.gov/tubbsjones Rules; Select Com. on Homeland Security CHOB Cannon House Office Bldg. Small Business; Standards of Official Con­ LHOB Longworth House Office Bldg duct; Ways and Means Regula, Ralph (R-16th) HSOB Hart Senate Office Bldg. 2306 RHOB 202/225-3876 RSOB Russell Senate Office Bldg. Kaptur, Marcy (D-9th) Fax 202/225-3059 Zip codes are 20515 for all representa­ 2366 RHOB 202/225-4146 District 330/489-4414 tives, and 20510 for senators. Fax 202/225-7711 Web www.house.gov/regula/ District 419/259-7500 Appropriations E-mail [email protected] Boehner, John A. (R-8th) Web www.house.gov/kaptur/ Ryan, Timothy J. (D-17th) 1011 LHOB 202/225-6205 Appropriations 222 CHOB 202/225-5261 Fax 202/225-0704 Fax 202/255-3719 District 513/870-0300 Kucinich, Dennis J. (D-lOth) Web www.house.gov/timryan/ Web www.house.gov/boehner/ 1730 LHOB 202/225-5871 Education & Workforce; Small Business E-mail [email protected] Fax 202/225-5745 Education and the Workforce, Chair; Agri­ District 216/228-8850 Strickland, Ted (D-6th) culture. Vice Chair Web www.house.gov/kucinich 336 CHOB 202/225-5705 Government Reform; Education and the Brown, Sherrod (D-13th) Fax 202/225-5907 Workforce District 740/353-5171 2332 RHOB 202/225-3401 E-mail [email protected] Fax 202/225-2266 LaTourette, Steven C. (R-19th) Web www.house.gov/strickland/ District 440/934-5100 2453 LHOB 202/225-5731 Energy and Commerce E-mail [email protected] Fax 202/225-3307 Web www.house.gov/sherrodbrown/ District 440/352-3939 Patrick Tiberi (R-12th) Energy and Commerce: Intl. Relations Web www.house.gov/latourette 113 CHOB 202/225-5355 Government Reform; Transportation & In­ Chabot, Steve (R-lst) Fax 202/226-4523 frastructure; Financial Services; Standards District 614/523-2555 129 CHOB 202/225-2216 of Official Conduct Web www.house.gov/tiberi/ Fax 202/225-3012 Financial Services; Education and the District 513/684-2723 Ney, Robert (R-18th) Workforce Web www.house.gov/chabot 2438 RHOB 202/225-6265 Intl. Relations; Judiciary: Small Business Fax 202/225-3394 Turner, Michael R (R-3rd) District 740/452-7023 1740 LHOB 202/225-6465 Gillmor, Paul E.(R-5th) E-mail [email protected] Fax 202/225-6745 1203 LHOB 202/225-6405 Web www.house.gov/ney/ Web www.house.gov/miketurner/ Fax 202/225-1985 House Administration. Chair: Transporta­ Armed Services District 800/541-6446 tion & Infrastructure; Financial Services E-mail [email protected] U.S. Senators from Ohio Web www.house.gov/gillmor/ Oxley, Michael G. (R-4th) Energy and Commerce; Financial Services 2308 RHOB 202/225-2676 DeWine, Michael (R) Fax 202/226-0577 140 RSOB 202/224-2315 Hobson, David L. (R-7th) District 419/423-3210 Fax 202/224-6519 2346 RHOB 202/225-4324 E-mail [email protected] District 614/469-6774 Fax 202/225-1984 Web www.house.gov/oxley/ E-mail District 740/654-5149 Financial Services, Chair [email protected] Web www.house.gov/hobson/ Web www.dewine.senate.gov Appropriations Portman, Rob (R-2nd) Judiciary; Appropriations; Health, Educa­ 238 CHOB 202/225-3164 tion. Labor and Pensions; Intelligence Defiance County residents each year Fax 202/225-1992 Voinovich, George (R) receive about $53,957,735 from the truck­ District 513/732-2948 ing industry. This figure represents 317 HSOB 202/224-3353 E-mail [email protected] Fax 202/228-1382 $339,522 in truck registration fees; Web www.house.gov/portman/ $762,070 in fuel taxes, and $52,856,143 District 614/469-6697 Ways and Means; Budget; Select Com. on [email protected] in wages to the industry's 1,514 workers Homeland Security in Defiance County. Web www.voinovich.senate.gov Environment and Public Works; Govern­ mental Affairs; Ethics; Foreign Relations Ohio Government Directory 33 Mike Carey President

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34 Ohio Government Directory OHIO SENATE SEATING CHART 125th General Assembly

Mark C.J. Greg David Louis Lynn Jim Robert Mallory Prentiss DiDonato Goodman Blessing Wachtmann Jordan Gardner 9th 21st 30th 3rd 8th 1st 12th 18th

Leigh Dan Tom Robert Scott Kevin Jeffry Robert Herington Brady Roberts Schuler Nein Coughlin Armbruster Spada 28th 23rd 5th 7th 4th 27th 13th 24th

Teresa Erie Ray John Larry Steve Jeff Bill Fedor Fingerhut Miller Carey, Jr. Mumper Austria Jacobson Harris llth 25th 15th 17th 26th 10th 6th 19th

Robert Marc Steven J. Kirk James Ron la> Randy Hagan Dann Stivers Schuring Carnes Amstutz Hottinger Gardner 33rd 32nd 16th 29th 20th 22nd 31st 2nd

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Senate Committees Health, Human Services & Aging - Public Utilities - Blessing. Chair; Schuler. Wachtmann. Chair; Jacobson. Vice Chair; Vice Chair; Harris. Spada. Nein. Jacobson, Armbruster, Blessing, Goodman, Randy Fedor*, Mallory, Roberts Agriculture - Mumper, Chair: Jordan. Vice Gardner, Coughlin. Jordan. Brady*. Hagan, Secretary .... Donna Powell 466-8068 Chair; Armbruster, Carey. Carnes, Schuring, Miller. Prentiss. Roberts*. Dann. DiDonato. Secretary Ruby Marcum 466-8150 Reference - Carnes, Chair; White. Vice Secretary Jean Baldwin 466-8049 Chair; Harris. Mallory*. DiDonato. Human Services and Aging Sub. - Jordan. Sec Stephanie Spencer 466-8076 Education - Robert Gardner. Chair; Austria, Chair: Randy Gardner, Goodman. Miller*, Vice Chair; Amstutz. Randy Gardner. Harris, Brady. Rules - White, Chair; Randy Gardner, Mumper. Prentiss*, Brady, Fedor. Vice Chair; Carnes, Harris. Hottinger. Secretary Melissa Yahle 644-7718 Highways and Transportation - Armbruster, Jacobson. Nein. DiDonato*. Mallory. Chair; Schuring. Vice Chair; Carey, Carnes, Prentiss, Fedor. Energy, Natural Resources & Environment Stivers, Wachtmann. Mallory*, Dann, Hagan. Spada. Chair; Hottinger. Vice Chair: Carey, Secretary Shana Wheeler 644-7613 State & Local Government & Veter­ Robert Gardner. Nein, Schuler, Hagan*, ans" Affairs - Coughlin, Chair; Schuler, Fingerhut, Roberts. Insurance, Commerce and Labor - Nein, Vice Chair; Robert Gardner. Schuring. Secretary Caryl Phillips 466-8056 Chair; Armbruster, Vice Chair; Austria, Mumper, Stivers, Dann*. Brady. Rob­ Coughlin, Hottinger. Mumper. Spada, Miller*, erts. Finance & Financial Institutions - Harris, Fedor, Prentiss. Sec (Catherine Frisina 466-4823 Chair; Carey. Vice Chair; Amstutz, Carnes, Secretary Stephanie Kaylor ....466-8072 Coughlin, Randy Gardner, Hottinger, Ways and Means and Economic Dev. - Jacobson. Goodman. Fingerhut*, Mallory, Judiciary on Civil Justice - Goodman, Chair; Amstutz, Chair: Spada. Vice Chair; Aus­ Miller. Prentiss Stivers. Vice Chair; Amstutz. Blessing. tria, Blessing. Robert Gardner, Jordan. Secretary Sue Kennedy 466-8086 Hottinger, Wachtmann, Herington*. Dann, Schuler, Wachtmann, Roberts*, Fingerhut. Fingerhut. Herington. Dann. Finance & Financial Sub. - Carnes, Chair; Secretary Annie van Blaricom ... 466-8064 Secretary Judy Bailey 466-7505 Randy Gardner. Hottinger, Miller*. Fingerhut. Judiciary on Criminal Justice - Austria, * Denotes ranking minority member Chair; Jordan, Vice Chair; Blessing, Goodman, Schuring, Stivers, Herington*, Dann, Fedor. Secretary Amanda Sines 466-3780

Ohio Government Directory 35 Ohio Podiatric Medical Association

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36 Ohio Government Directory Senate Leadership

Doug White Randy Gardner Jeff Jacobson Senate President President Pro Tem Asst. Pres. Pro Tem Majority Whip

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Ohio Government Directory 37 Com.; past president and chairman, Orrville Member: NorthRidgeville(NR)Schools Jaycees; Wooster Rotary Club; Wayne Co. - Strategic Planning Com.; NR City Master Ohio Senate Farm Bureau; United Conservatives of Ohio Plan Com.; chairman, Ohio Shell Dealer; Board; American Legislative Exchange Ohio Licensed Beverage Assn., Council of Wachtmann, Lynn R.. (R-lst) 50 Council; Ohio Township Assn. Small Enterprises. Gardner, Randy (R-2nd) 42 Recipient: Ohio Automobile Dealers Goodman, David (R-3rd) 43 Assn. 2001 Legislator of Year: United Con­ Nein, Scott R (R-4th) 48 servatives of Ohio 2002 Outs. Freshman Roberts, Tom (D-5th) 49 Legislator. Jacobsen, Jeff (R-6th) 46 Schuler, Robert L (R-7th) 49 Blessing, Jr., Louis W (R-8th) 39 Mallory, Mark (D-9th) 47 Austria, Steve (R-lOth) 38 Fedor, Teresa (D-l lth) 41 Jordan, Jim (R-12th) 46 Armbruster. Jeffry J... (R-13th) 38 White, Doug (R-14th) 50 Miller, Ray (D-15th) 47 Stivers, Steven E (R-16th) 50 Carey, Jr., John A (R-17th) 39 Gardner, Robert A (R-18th) 43 Harris, Bill (R-19th) 43 (R) Carnes, James E (R-20th) 39 Prentiss, C. J (D-21st) 48 Ohio Senate. 10th Dist. (Clark, Greene, Amstutz, Ron (R-22nd) 38 Madison). Greene Co. Republican Central Brady, Dan (D-23rd) 39 JEFFRY J. ARMBRUSTER (R) Com.: Ohio Rep., 1999-2000. Spada. Robert F (R-24th) 49 Financial Advisor. Fingerhut. Eric D (D-25th) 42 Ohio Senate. 13th Dist. (Lorain, Huron, Age: 44; wife, Eileen Crotty; sons. Brian, Mumper, Larry (R-26th) 48 part of Seneca). N. Ridgeville councilman, Kevin, Eric. 2537 Obetz Drive, Beavercreek, Coughlin. Kevin J (R-27th) 40 1978-82,mayor, 1989-95. Senatorsince 1998. 45434. Phone: 937/429-5230 (H). Herington, Leigh E. ... (D-28th) 45 President. Pinzone Armbruster, Inc., op­ Education: Marquette Univ., B.A., po­ Schuring, J. Kirk (R-29th) 49 erating six Shell-Convenient Stores. litical science. DiDonato, Greg L (D-30th) 41 Age: 55; wife, Lee; daughter. Heather; Member: Xenia, Springfield, London and Beavercreek Rotary; Fairborn, Xenia, Hottinger, Jay (R-31st) 45 sons, Jason, Todd, Ben, Russell. William. 33030 Woodhaven Circle, North Ridgeville, Madison, Springfield-Clark Co. Chambers; Dann, Marc (D-32nd) 40 44039. Phones: 440/748-7601 (H), 440/ Knights of Columbus; Township Trustee Hagan. Robert F (D-33rd) 43 835-8214 (W). Assn.; Farm Bureau; Military Affairs Com., Education: Milliken Univ., B.S., politi­ 7th Cong. District; Golden Age Senior Ctr. cal science. Christmas Party; St. Luke Catholic Church. OHIO GROCERS ASSOCIATION

Representing Ohio's food industry - retailers, brokers, RON AMSTUTZ (R) wholesalers and suppliers for over 100 years. Ohio Senate, 22nd Dist. (Medina, Wayne, Holmes, part of Ashland). Mayor of Orrville, 1976-80; Orrville City Charter Commission, 1974-75; Ohio Rep.. 1981-2000. Full-time legislator. Age: 51; wife, Joanne; daughter, Julianne; son, Jefferson. 4456 Wood Lake Trail, Wooster, 44691. Phone: 330/262-7371 (H). Education: Capital Univ., B.A., govern­ Thomas S. Jackson, CAE Kristin M. Corsale Jason Wetzel ment communications. President /CEO Executive Vice President Director of Public Affairs Member: Wayne Co. Republican Exec.

38 Ohio Government Directory Recipient: Legislator of Year, Action Full-time legislator. Ohio; Great American Family Award, pre­ Age: 43; wife, Lynley; sons, Justin, Jor­ sented at the White House by First Lady dan. 238 McGhee Lane, Wellston, 45692. Nancy Reagan; Ohio Family of Year, KofC; Phone: 740/384-6604 (H). Client Service Award, 1995-97; Professional Education: Ohio Univ., B.A. with hon­ Development Award, 1997. ors, political science, 1981. Member: Wellston Rotary; Hope United Methodist Church. Recipient: Natl. LegislatorofYear, 1998, 2002; Watchdog of Treasury; Guardian of Small Business: Masonic Friendship Award, 1988; Knights of Columbus Public Servant of Year, 1994; Wellston Chamber Man of Year, 1994; Legislator of Year, Am Vets and ADADAS. 1998.

DANIEL R. BRADY (D) Ohio Senate, 23rd Dist. (Cuyahoga). Former Cleveland City councilman; Ohio Rep. 1997-98. Full-time legislator. Age: 49; wife. Dona Gallo; daugher, , JR. (R) Kelly. 1272 West Blvd., Cleveland, 44102. Phone: 216/281-0642 (H). Ohio Senate, 8th Dist. (Hamilton). Ref­ Education: Ohio University, B.A., 1976. eree, Court of Common Pleas. Hamilton Co.; Recipient: 2000 Senator of Year, Ohio Colerain Twp. trustee, 1979-82; former Ohio Hepatitis C Coalition. Rep. Member: West Park Community Coun­ Attorney, 3672 Springdale Rd., Cincin­ cil; Cleveland Community Access Corp. nati, 45251. Age: 56; wife, Linda; sons, Billy, Alex. 3153 McGill Lane, Cincinnati, 45251. JAMES E. CARNES (R) Phones: 513/385-5302(H),513/385-1234(W). Education: Chase College of Law. J.D.; Ohio Senate, 20th Dist. (Coshocton, Univ. of Cincinnati, B.B.A., economics. Muskingum, Guernsey, Noble, Monroe, Member: Colerain Twp. and Hamilton Morgan. Washington. Athens, Meigs). Co. Republican Clubs. Belmont Co. Election Bd., 1971-1994. Businessman; Cravat Coal Co. Fayette County residents each year Address: 47403 Puskarich Rd.. St. receive about $43,088,694 from the truck­ Clairsville, 43950. Phone: 740/695-0856 ing industry. This figure represents (H). $263,573 in truck registration fees; Education: Bethany College; Elliott's $689,799 in fuel taxes, and $42,135,321 School of Bus. and College of Commerce, in wages to the industry's 1,207 workers Wheeling, WV; Ohio Insurance School. in Fayette County. Member: Former OH Mine Examining Franklin County residents each year Bd.; former member of board of Area Agency receive about $1,589,981,375 from the on Aging, chair 1989-90; OH Adv. Council trucking industry. This figure represents JOHN A. CAREY, JR. (R) on Aging, Commission on Aging, chair of $7,785,923 in truck registration fees; Legislative Com.; Region 8 Manpower Bd.. $6,733,344 in fuel taxes, and Ohio Senate, 17th Dist. (Clinton, Fayette, chairman. State Prime Sponsor Council; $1,575,462,107 in wages to the industry's Highland, Pike, Ross, Jackson, Gallia, member of Belmont Hills Country Club: 45,136 workers in Franklin County. Vinton, part of Pickaway, Lawrence). Mayor OSU President's Club; A.B. Graham Club, of Wellston, 1988-94. State Rep. 1994- Ohio 4-H Found.; Who's Who in American 2002. Politics; NRA; First Christian Church,

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Ohio Government Directory 39 Barnesville; Charter member of Barnesville Member: Immaculate Heart of Mary and St. Clairsville Education Assns.; Belmont Church; Blossom Music Ctr. Bd. of Over­ Co. Exec. Com. seers; Cuyahoga Falls, Stow-Munroe Falls, Recipient: Belmont Co. Bar Assn. Lib­ Hudson Chambers; Fraternal Order of Po­ erty Bell Award, 1994; Guardian of Small lice; Ancient Order of Hibernians; Akron Business Award, 1996. Civic Theatre Adv. Bd.; Woodridge Alumni Assn.; Darrow St. Grange; Legacy Project Ohio Adv. Bd.; Cleveland Council on World Affairs; BGSU Bd., 1989- 92; Summit Co. Rep. Finance and Exec. Corns.; Univ. of Akron Dept. of Public Admin, and Urban Studies Adv. Com. Recipient: CSG Bowhay Institute for Legislative Leadership Development Fel­ low, 1998; American Marshall Memorial Fellow, German Marshall Fund of the US, 1999.

Fulton County residents each year MARC DANN (D) receive about $61,058,652 from the Ohio Senate, 32nd Dist. (Trumbull, trucking industry. This figure repre­ Ashtabula). Liberty Twp. Bd. of Education. sents $458,177 in truck registration fees; Attorney, Dann & Falgiani Law Offices. $763,333 in fuel taxes, and $59,837,143 Age: 40; wife, Alyssa; children, Mia, in wages to the industry' s 1,714 workers Charlie. Jessie. 127 Churchill-Hubbard Rd. KEVIN J. COUGHLIN (R) in Fulton County. Ste. D, Youngstown, 44505. Phone: 877/ Gallia County residents each year 202-3454 (H). Ohio Senate, 27th Dist. (Summit). Ohio receive about $39,894,512 from the Education: Univ. of Michigan, B.A., Rep.. 1997-2001. trucking industry. This figure repre­ history; Case Western Reserve Univ. School Full-time legislator. sents $290,378 in truck registration fees; of Law. J.D. Age: 32; wife, Anne; daughter, Kathryn. $709,991 in fuel taxes, and $38,894,143 Member: YMCA; Youngstown-Warren 2324 Iota Ave., Cuyahoga Falls, 44221. in wages to the industry's 1.114 workers Reg. Chamber; Regional Bd. of The Anti- Phone: 330/923-1481 (H). in Gallia County. Defamation League and Tobacco-Free Education: Bowling Green State Univ., Youth; Ohio Municipal Attorneys Assn. B.A., political science, M.P.A.

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17 South High Street, Suite 700 Columbus, Ohio 43215 ©HSiiA 1-800-282-3403 OHIO HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION, • INC. Web site- ohiohba .co< m L 40 Ohio Government Directory Recipient: Five-time recipient of Pro Bureau, and Historical Society; Twin City Bono Award, Northeastern Ohio Legal Ser­ and Cambridge Area Chambers; Italian- vices. American Festival Foundation; Dennison Knights of Columbus and Railroad Festival; New Philadelphia Rotary; Elks; Eagles; Steubenville Columbus Club; Wellsville Sons of Italy. Recipient: Italian-American Festival Outstanding Italian-American, 1992; Ohio 4P, Private Residential Assn. Svc. in Govern­ ment, 1993; Twin City Chamber Special Recognition, 1995; Dept. of Ohio Disabled Am. Veterans Special Recognition. 1997; Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers Outs. Legis. of Year. 1998; Claymont Found. Alumnus Achievement Award, 1999; Ohio Assn. of Prof. Firefighters Legis. of Year, 2000. TERESA FEDOR (D) Geauga County residents each year Ohio Senate, 11th Dist. (Lucas). Ohio receive about $122,064,019 from the House, 2000-2002. GREG L. DIDONATO (D) trucking industry. This figure repre­ Teacher, Toledo Public Schools. sents $861,802 in truck registration fees; Age: 46; husband, John; children, Jason, Ohio Senate, 30th Dist. (Columbiana, $779,967 in fuel taxes, and Amanda. 2054 Belvedere. Toledo, 43614. Jefferson, Harrison, Belmont, part of $ 120,422,250 in wages to the industry' s Phone: 419/385-8803 (H). Tuscarawas). Mayor of Dennison, 1983- 3,450 workers in Geauga County. Education: Univ. of Toledo, B.E., early Greene County residents each year childhood. 1990; Ohio Rep. 1990-94; Ohio Senate since Member: Toledo Fed. of Teachers Bd.; 1996; Minority Leader 2002-. receive about $187,278,128 from the trucking industry. This figure repre­ Toledo Area AFL-CIO Delegate; Dem. Bus. Full-time legislator. and Prof. Women's Club of Lucas Co.; Fed­ Age: 41; single, P.O. Box 30, New Phila­ sents $995,452 in truck registration fees; erated Dem. Women of Ohio; Coalition of delphia, 44663. Phone: 740/269-9018 (H). $1,286,176 in fuel taxes, and Black Trade Unionists; American Legion Education: Attended Kent State Univ. $ 184,996,500 in wages to the industry' s Post 553; Univ. of Toledo Alumni Assn. Member: Immaculate Conception 5,300 workers in Greene County. Recipient: Ohio Environmental Council Church; Tuscarawas Co. Chamber, Farm 2002 Legis. of Year.

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Ohio Government Directory 41 Greater Cleveland Board; Cleveland Public 1992; Maj. Floor Leader, 1994; Speaker Pro Schools Strategy Council. Tem, 1998. Senate Maj. Whip, 2000. Recipient: Jastran Award for Higher Legislator, Realtor. Education, 2002; Bulldog Award, Ohio Assn. Age: 44; wife, Sandy; children, Brooks, of Community Action Agencies, 2002; Torch Christina, Austin. 14900 Mitchell Rd., Bowl­ of Liberty Award, American Jewish Con­ ing Green, 43402. Phone: 419/352-1984 (H). gress: Ohio Hunger Hero. Ohio Assn. of Education: Bowling Green State Univ., Second Harvest Foodbank. 2000; Leg. o\' B.S., education; M.A., political science. Year. Ohio Advocates for Mental Health. Member: Sons of American Legion, Free­ 1999; Families First Award, Center for Fami­ dom Post 183, Pemberville; Ohio Farm Bur.; lies and Children. 2000. Chamber; Bethlehem Lutheran Church; Wood Co. Hist. Soc; Friends of the Parks; Ohio Assn. of Realtors. Recipient: Martha Holden Jennings Teaching Scholar; Amer. Legion Buckeye Boys State Hall of Fame; Dist. Citizen. Medi­ cal College of Ohio; Education Legislator of Year; Friend of College Award. BGSU; Ac­ ERIC D. FINGERHUT (D) complished Grad. Awrd, BGSU Col. of Edu­ Ohio Senate, 25th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Ohio cation and Allied Professions; Omicron Delta Senate. 1991-92; U.S. House. 1993-94. Sena­ Kappa Leadership Honoree; Ohio FFA Hon. tor since 1999. State Degree; Natl. Legis. of Year. Natl. Senior Fellow. Fed. for Community Plan­ Republican Leadership Assn. ning; Adjunct Prof, Case Western Reserve Univ. Age: 43; wife. Amy; son, Sam. 22675 Guernsey County residents each year FairmountBlvd..Cleveland.44118. Phones: receive about $49,066,093 from the 216/397-0357 (H). 216/360-9722 (W). trucking industry. This figure represents Education: Northwestern Univ., B.S.; $366,385 in truck registration fees; Stanford Law School. J.D. RANDY GARDNER (R) $829,994 in fuel taxes, and $47,869,714 Member: Senior lecturer. Case Western Ohio Senate, 2nd Dist. (Wood, part of in wages to the industry's 1,371 workers Reserve Univ.; religious school instructor, Erie, Lucas, Otttawa). Ohio Rep.. 1985- in Guernsey County. The Park Synagogue; Urban League of 2000. Asst. Min. Whip. 1990: Min. Whip.

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3401 Mill Run Drive Hilliard, OH 43026 (614) 527-OSMA OSMA Government Relations Group (L to R): (614) 527-6763 Fax Bill Byers, Mike Ware, Tim Maglione, Kelly Vyzral www.osma.org i 42 Ohio Government Directory Park Rd., Bexley, 43209. Phone: 614/237- Youngstown; Natl. Fed. of the Blind; Sierra 5535 (H). Club; NAACP; Steelworkers Oldtimef s Education: Miami Univ., B.A., political Club; Citizens League; Youngstown State science, 1989; Case Western Reserve Univ. Univ. Labor Adv. Bd.; Northside Citizens School of Law, J.D.. 1992. Coalition, ex-officio trustee; Mahoning Co. Member: Bexley Area Chamber Bd.; Local Emergency Planning Com.; Southern Bexley City Schools Programs and Facilities Poverty Law Center. Task Forces; Columbus Jazz Arts Group Recipient: Ohio Coalition for the Educa­ Bd.;Columbus Anti-Defamation League Bd.; tion of Handicapped Children Legislative Big Brothers-Big Sisters Assn. of Colum­ Leader Award; Ohio Counseling Assn. Leg­ bus; Boys and Girls Club of America volun­ islator of Year; Assn. of Ohio Health Com­ teer; Columbus Bar Assn. - Lawyers for missioners Legis. Award; Truman Johnson Justice; Columbus Jewish Fed., Leadership Democratic Women's Club Office Holder of 21 nominee. Year; Ohio Civil Svc. Employees Assn. Ohioan of Year; Natl. Assn. of Social Work­ ers, Ohio Chapter Legis. of Year; Mahoning Co. Community Corrections Pub. Servant of Year; Ohio Public Servant Award. Ohio ROBERT A. GARDNER (R) Firefighters Assn. Ohio Senate, 18th Dist. (Geauga, Lake). Madison Twp. trustee, 1981-86, president for three years; Lake Co. commissioner, 1986-1996. Educator. Age: 57; wife, Barbara; children, Rachel, Jason; nephew, Michael. 1154 Hearn Drive, Madison,44057. Phone: 440/428-5542 (H). Education: Bowling Green State Univ., B.S.. geology, 1968; post graduate and teach­ ing certificate at Kent State and Cleveland State Univs. Member: Vocational Education Teach­ ers Assn., past president; Lake Co. Solid ROBERT F. HAGAN (D) Waste Mgt. Policy Com.; Revolving Loan Fund Com.; Northeast Ohio Areawide Coor­ Ohio Senate. 33rd Dist. (Carroll, part of dinating Agency; Ohio Emergency Mgt. Adv. Stark. Summit). State Rep. 1987-96. Council board. Locomotive engineer, CSX Transp. BILL HARRIS (R) Recipient: Martha Holden Jennings Age: 53; wife, Michele; daughters, Jen­ Scholar for Teaching Excellence; Teacher of nifer, Kristen, Natalia; sons, Thomas, James. Ohio Senate, 19th Dist. (Richland, Mor­ the Year, Northeast Ohio OWE Programs; 562 Madera Ave., Youngstown, 44504. row, Delaware, Knox, part of Ashland). Ohio Vocational Pacesetter, Ohio Dept. of Educa­ Phone: 330/746-8091 (H). House Asst. Maj. Whip, 122nd General As­ tion; NPLA 2000 Legislator of Year; Con­ Member: Concerned Citizens for a Safer sembly; Maj. Whip, 123rd. servation Legislator of Year, League of Ohio Sportsmen. the Ohio Automobile Dealers Association

Representing the interests of the franchisee! new car, truck & motorcycle dealers of Ohio for over 65 years. DAVID GOODMAN (R) 655 Metro Place South Suite 270 Ohio Senate, 3rd Dist. (Franklin). Bexley City Council, 1996-98; Asst. Ohio Attorney Dublin. Ohio 43017 General. 1995-98. Ohio Rep. 1999-2002. (614)766-9100 Attorney, Taft, Stettinius & Hollister. (800)686-9100 Age: 36; wife. Heather. 2736 Bexley Ohio Government Directory 43 Explore the i \

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44 Ohio Government Directory Former Auto Dealer/Business Owner. Recipient: All 2000: Outs. Legislator. Age: 66; wife. Mary C; eleven grown Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio, Legislator children. 1238 Twp. Rd. 1506. Ashland, of Year, Ohio Acad, of Trial Lawyers, Harold 44805. Phone: 419/281-2955 (H). K. Stubbs Humanitarian Award - Area of Education: Univ. of Arizona, secondary Government, NASW Ohio Pub. Official of education with honors. Year, NASW Reg. II Pub. Official of Year, Member: John M. Ashbrook Ctr. for OhioConf. AAUP Jastram Memorial Legis­ Public Affairs, Ashland Univ., trustee; lative Award; Rivers Unlimited Legislator Huntington Natl. Bank, Ashland, director; of Year, 1998; Toll Fellow, Council of State Grace Brethren Church Business Commis­ Governments, 1997; NCSL Leadership In­ sion; Gideon Intl.; Industrial/Business Adv. stitute, 1995; Legislator of Year, Ohio Assn. Bd.. Ashland Co. - West Holmes Career Ctr.; of Professional Firefighters, 1996. former chairman, Ashland Area Chamber and United Way Campaign; numerous local, state and national business committees and councils; retired U.S. Marine Corps. Major. Recipient: Ohio Council of Private Col­ leges and Schools 2000 Dist. Gov. Svc; Ohio Development Disabilities Council Svc. LEIGH E. HERINGTON (D) to Ohioans With Disabilities Award, 2001; Ohio Assn. of Mortgage Bankers Legis. of Ohio Senate, 28th Dist. (Portage, part of Year, 2001: Ohio Coalition of Career Tech­ Summit). Senator since 1995. nical and Adult Ed. Public Exemplary Svcs. Partner, Christley, Herington & Pierce of Year, 2002; Hon. Doc. of Laws Degree, law firm. Ashland Univ.; Watchdog of Treasury, 1996; Age: 57; wife, Anita; daughters, Laurie, Ohio AMVETS 1996 Legis. Award; Ohio Tanya. 4039 Harden Rd.. Ravenna, 44266. Chemical Council 2000 Excellence in Pub. Phone: 330/626-1200 (H). Svc. Award; 100% attendance & voting Education: Kent State Univ., B.A., M.A., record at all sessions. business administration; Univ. of Akron, J.D.. 1976. Hamilton County residents each year Member: Robinson Memorial Hospital JAY HOTTINGER (R) receive about $1,121,876,514 from the Found. Bd.. past vice president; Ohio Coun­ trucking industry. This figure represents cil of School Board Attorneys; Ohio School Ohio Senate. 31st Dist. (Licking. Hock­ $5,815,772 in truck registration fees; Boards Assn.; NAACP life member; Portage ing, Fairfield, Perry, part of Pickaway). Ohio $3,588,527 in fuel taxes, and Co. United Way and Amerian Cancer Soc. Rep. 1995-98; Newark City Council 1992- $1,112,472,214 in wages to the industry's Crusade past chairman; Summit Co. Legisla­ 94, president Pro Tem, 1994. 31,871 workers in Hamilton County. tive Delegation; American Legion Post 566. Full-time legislator.

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Ohio Government Directory 45 Age: 33; wife, Cheri; daughters, Savan­ Alex. 7480 Way. Dayton, 45414. Benjamin, Jessie, Isaac. 1709 SR 560 South. nah. Heather, Jayme. 894 Jonathan Lane, Phones: 937/890-4771 (H); 937/224-1992 Urbana, 43078. Phone: 937/484-5811(11) Newark, 43055. Phone: 740/349-7784 (H). (B). Education: Univ. of Wisconsin, B.S., Education: Capital Univ.. B.S.. Pol. Sci., Education: Yale Univ., B.A., economics economics, 1986; The Ohio State Univ.. Pub. Admin, summa cum laude. and political science, cum laude 1983; Univ. M.A., education. 1991; attending Capital Recipient: Outstanding Contribution to of Dayton Law School. J.D., summa cum Law School. Political Science, 1992; Dist. Svc. for Lick­ laude 1988. Member: Jordan's Champion Wrestling ing Co., 1992; Outs. Young Man of Licking Member: Former member. Montgomery Club: Hellickson-Jordan Wrestling Camp; Co., 1992; Watchdog of Treasury, 1996,1998. Co. Board of Elections. local and national Right-to-Life Orgs.; Champaign Co. Rep. Exec. Com.; Farm Bureau; Grace Chapel Church. West Lib­ erty. Recipient: Asst. Coach of Year, runner- up. 1991 ;NCAA champion, 1985,1986; Big Ten Wrestling Champion, 1985. 1986; All- \merican. ll)X4-86; voted most dedicated by teammates al I tour seas< >ns; third in Olym­ pic Trials. 1988; Pro-Life Award, United Conservatives of Ohio, 1998; Outstanding Freshman Legislator. UCO, 1996. Watch­ dog of Treasury, 1996; Friend of the Tax­ payer. Americans for Tax Reform. 1997.

Hancock County residents each year receive about $109,408,314 from the JEFFREY M. JACOBSON (R) JIM JORDAN (R) trucking industry. This figure repre­ Ohio Senate. 6th Dist. (Montgomery, Ohio Senate. 12th Dist. (Allen. Mercer, sents $679,608 in truck registration fees; part). Ohio Rep., 1992-2000; Montgomery Shelby, Champaign. Preble, part o\' Darke $1,021,848 in fuel taxes, and Co. Republican Party, chair. and Auglaize). Ohio Rep.. 1995-2000. $107.706.857 in wages to the industry's Attorney. Full-time legislator. 3.086 workers in Hancock County. Age: 41. wife, Susan Williams, son, Age: 38; wife, Polly; children, Rachel,

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MARK L. MALLORY (D) Ohio Senate, 9th Dist., (Hamilton). Ohio Rep. 1995-98. Full-time legislator. Age: 40: single. 907 Dayton St.. Cincin­ nati.45214. Phone: 513/621-4525 (H). Education: Cincinnati Acad, of Math and Science; Univ. of Cincinnati. B.S.. adminis­ trative management. George Renkert Member: Friars Club Bd.; 4C for Chil­ dren Advisory Council Bd.: Ronald John Burtch McDonald House of Cincinnati Adv. Bd.; Students in Free Enterprise Adv. Bd. Recipient: Bowhay Inst, for Legislative Leadership Development Fellow, 1996; Legislator of Year, 1998; Cor­ rectional Education Assn. Excellence in Correctional Ed., 1999; Natl. Assn. of Social Workers Legis. of Year, 2001; Ohio Assn. of Elected Officials Wolfe Award of Excel­ lence, 2002. Ed Wheaton

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Ohio Government Directory 47 Ohio Comm. on Hispanic/Latino Affairs. Member: NCSL. vice chair of Agricul­ Education: Bowling Green State Univ., Dr. William Hicks Award. African-Ameri­ ture Com.; Marion Co. Republican Club; B.S.Journalism, 1974. can Cancer Support Group. Ohio Expo Commission. Member: Rotary Club, past president; Recipient: Watchdog of Treasury, UCO, Mid-Miami Valley Chamber, past board 2000; UCO Outs. Legislator, 2002; 2001 member; Butler Co. Republican Central Com. Friend of Optometry; Ohio Psychological Recipient: Rotary Intl. Paul Harris Fel­ Assn. Dist. Pub. Svc. Award, 2001; recogni­ low; United Conservatives of Ohio Outs. tion of meritorious leadership by Dept. of Legislator, 2000: Watchdog of Treasury, Defense Reserve Unit. 1996, 1998, 2000; Robert E. Hughes Memo­ rial Award, 1996; Indep. Insurance Agents Assn. Independence Bell Award, 1998; Middletown Community Civic Award, 1998.

LARRY A. MUMPER (R) Ohio Senate. 26th Dist. (Crawford, Wyandot. Marion. Union. Logan. Seneca, Sandusky, part of Ottawa). Ohio senator since 1997. Marion Co. commissioner, 1995- 97: Marion councilman. 1992-95. Former career educator and farmer. SCOTT R. NEIN (R) Age: 64; Wife. Karyle; daughter. Julie; Ohio Senate. 4th Dist. (Butler). Ohio sons, Gregg, Andy (deceased). 1 195 Rep. 1991-95; Middletown Bd. of Ed., past C.J. PRENTISS (D) Chanteloupe Drive, Marion. 44302. president Education: Mount St. Joseph College, Full-time legislator. Ohio Senate. 21 st Dist. (Cuyahoga). State M. A., education; Ohio Northern Univ. B. A., Age: 51; wife, Janis; children. Jason. Board of Ed., 21st Cong. Dist., six-year term. education: graduate studies in education prac­ Courtney, Beckett. Brody. 119 Dorset Drive, 1985-1990. Ohio Rep. 1991-98. Sen. Min. tice at Bowling Green State Univ. Middletown. 45044. Phone: 513/422-6199 (H). Asst Whip. I 24th G.A.

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48 Ohio Government Directory r Full-time legislator. Husband, Michael Charney; sons, Maurice and Albert Mcintosh. 813 E. Blvd., Cleveland,44108. Phone: 216/451-7104(H). Education: Cleveland State Univ.. B.A., M.Ed., education; post graduate certificate in administration from Kent State Univ.: graduate of Weatherhead School of Man­ agement. Case Western Reserve. Member: Natl. Black Caucus of State Legislators (NBCSL), Exec. Com.; Ohio Legislative Black Caucus, president; Black Elected Democrats of Cleveland. Ohio; OhioReads Council; Ohio Children's Trust Fund; Predicate Study Steering Com.; Governor's Comm. on Teaching Success. Recipient: Cleveland Community Un­ derstanding Day Rescuer of Humanity Award; Phi Delta Kappa Lay Citizen Award; ROBERT L. SCHULER (R) (R) Public Official of the Year. Natl. Assn. of Ohio Senate, 7th Dist. (Warren, part of Ohio Senate, 29th Dist. (Stark). Ohio Social Workers, Region 3 Ohio Chapter; Hamilton). Ohio Rep. 1993-2000, Sycamore Rep. five terms. Glenville Hall of Fame; NBCSL Natl. Legis. Twp. trustee; Deer Park City Council. Full-time legislator. of Year. 2001; Jobs with Justice/ Appraiser, Comprehensive Appraisal Age: 50; wife, Darlene; children. Der­ Award, 2000; Cleveland State Alumni Assn. Svc. rick, Kristin. 1817 Devonshire Drive NW. Civic Achievement Award, 1999; Myrl H. Age: 59; wife, Shelagh; children, Rob, Canton, 44708. Phone: 330/478-2900 (H). Shoemaker Award, 1999; NBCSL Labor Sherry Jordan. 3648 Jeffrey Ct., Cincinnati, Education: Kent State Univ. Roundtable Award, 1999.. 45236. (513/792-0702 (H), 513/791-6293 Member: Massillon, Jackson. Belden, (W). North Canton and Canton Regional Cham­ Education: Univ. of Cincinnati. A.A.B., bers of Commerce. real estate. Recipient: Legis. of Year, Ohio FOP and Member: Habitats for Humanity volun­ Ohio Speech & Hearing Assn.; Legis. Watch­ teer; Tall Stacks volunteer; St. Vincent Ferrer; dog of Treasury; Who's Who of Emerging Scarlet Oaks Schools Adv. Council; Glad Leaders in America; Who's Who in Ameri­ House, director; Fernald Community Reuse can Politics; Kulp Award, U.S. Jaycees (one Org. Bd.; Issues Forum TV host; Hamilton of most outstanding Jaycee presidents in na­ Co. Rep. Party Exec. Com.; Hamilton Co. tion). Canton Javcee Dist. Svc. Award. Rep. Club, life member; Hamilton Co. Transp. Improvement Dist., 1999-2000. Recipient: Ohio Brain Injury Assn. Meri­ torious Award, 2001; Ohio Parks & Recre­ ation Legis. of Year, 2000; Ohio Social Workers Pub. Official of Year, 2000: Univ. of Cincinnati Raymond Walters Dist. Alumni Award, 2000; Hamilton Co. Twp. Assn. Legis. of Year, 1997; Ohio Licensed Bever­ THOMAS M. ROBERTS (D) age Assn. Legis. Merit Award, 1995; Ohio Assn. of Mortgage Brokers Legis. of Year, Ohio Senate, 5th Dist. (Miami, part of 1995; Ohio AmVets Legis. of Year, 1994; Darke, Montgomery). Ohio Rep. 1996-2000. Watchdog of Treasury, 1993-94, 1995-96, Sinclair Community College Ohio Fel­ 1997-98. lows Advisor. Age: 50; children, Edward and Erienne. 628 Mapleside Drive, Trotwood, 45426. lardin County residents each year Phone: 937/854-3088 (H). receive about $39,931,815 from the Education: Univ. of Dayton, B.A., com­ trucking industry. This figure repre­ ROBERT F. SPADA (R) munications. sents $260,705 in truck registration fees; Member: Dayton Domestic Violence Ohio Senate. 24th Dist. (Cuyahoga). $776,967 in fuel taxes, and $38,894,143 Task Force; Home Based for the Arts Coun­ Parma Heights City Council Bd. of Zoning in wages to the industry's 1,114workers cil; Ohio Legislative Black Caucus; Child Appeals and Finance Com. chairman. 1991- in Hardin County. Protection Task Force; Alliance for 99. Harrison County residents each year WorkBase Ed.; Ohio Defense Conversion Accountant/Business Owner. receive about $17,584,969 from the Task Force; Micro Enterprise Adv. Bd. Age: 55; wife, Mary: six children. Phone: trucking industry. This figure repre­ Recipient: Artemis Peacekeeper Award; 614/466-8056(0). sents $ 164,363 in truck registration fees; 2001 Top Ten African-American Male; Ohio Education: Baldwin Wallace College, $716,071 in fuel taxes, and $ 16,704,536 Manufactured Homes Legis. of Year; Day­ M.B.A., systems management; Cleveland in wages to the industry's 479 workers ton Boys and Girls Club Fred Bowers Pub. State Univ., bachelor's in business adminis­ in Harrison County. Svc. Award: WROU-FM Black Achieve­ tration. ment Award; CSG Toll Fellow Award; Day­ Member: NCSL; CSG: ALEC; Parma ton Job Corps Director's Award. Area Chamber; St. Bridget Parish; American Ohio Government Directory 49 Intl.; Pheasants Forever; N.R.A.; American Legion; Elks. bers, NFIB. Alvis House Bd.; Contemporai \ American Theater Co. Bd.; Ohio Public Legislative Exchange Council, state chair­ Recipient: Ohio Public Children Svcs. man; Ohio Water Quality Assn. Board; St. Assn. Legis. of Year. 2002; Ohio March o\' Works Comm.. past chair; Volunteer. Big Paul Lutheran Church; Natl. Assn. of Sports­ Dimes Pub. Affairs Award, 2002; Am Vets Brothers-Big Sisters; King Ave. United men Legislators. Legis. of Year, 2001; Natl. Republican Leg­ Methodist Church; Columbus Urban League Recipient: Watchdog of the Treasury. islators Assn. 2000 Freshman Legis. of Year; Bd.. 2001-2003: Leadership Columbus nine terms: Bobcat Leg. Award. 1993; Leg­ Outs. Legis., American Romanian Acad, of Graduate. 1997. islator of Year from Natl. Retail Federation, Arts & Science, 2000; UCO Watchdog o\' ll)%, and Ohio Right to Life, 1997; Conser­ Treas.. 2000; Ohio Developmental Disabili­ vation Legislative Award, Ohio Sportsmen ties Council recog. for sponsorship of SB Natl. Wildlife Fed.. 1997; Four Co. Joint 171: svc. award, Ohio Provider Resource Vocational School Hall of Fame. 1997: Assn. American Legislative Exchange Council Natl. Legislator of Year, 1994; NFIB 100 Percent Voting Record; UCO Outs. Freshman Legis. ot Year. 2000; American Legion Legis. of Year.

LYNN R. WACHTMANN (R) Ohio Senate, 1st Dist. (Williams. Defi ance, Fulton, Henry, Paulding, Hancock. Hardin. Putnam. Van Wert, part of Auglaize). Napoleon City Councilman. Ohio Rip . STEVEN STIVERS (R) 1985-1998. Senator since 1999. Ohio Senate. 16th Dist. (Franklin). Pres.. Maumee Valle> Bottlers. Inc.. Na­ Former vice president, Bank One. poleon; partner. Culligan Water Conditioning. Age: 35; single. 372 W. 2nd Ave., Age: 48; wife. Trudy; children, Cory, Columbus, 43201. Won. Phone: 614/466-8150(0). DOUG WHITE (R) Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.A.. Education: Four County Joint Voca­ economics and Intl. Rels.. M. A., Bus. Admin tional School. Ohio Senate. 14th Dist. (Adams, Brown. Member: Major. Ohio Army National Member: Republican Central Com.; Clermont. Scioto, part of Lawrence). Adams Guard; Hilliard. Dublin, Grove City, Upper Ducks Unlimited; Ohio Right to Life; Ohio Co. commissioner, 1985-90; Ohio Rep.. 1991- Arlington, Clintonville. Grandview Cham- Twp. Assn.; Ohio Farm Bureau; Gideons 96. Senate President Pro Tem. 124thG.A. General crop and livestock farmer. Manchester. Age: 60; wife, Shirley; daughter. Jenny; son. Steve. 3830 Old Dutch Rd.. Manches­ ter. 45144. Phone: 937/549-2382 (H I Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.S.. animal science. 1969. Member: Methodist Men's Brotherhood; Manchester Lions; American Legion, Young- 0-A*P*A Moore Post 100; Vietnam Veterans of America; Hospice ot Hope Bd.. 1992-98; Ohio Association of Physician Assistants Ohio Farmers Union; Ohio Farm Bureau. Ohio Cattleman's Assn.. past president: Al­ pha (iamma Sigma Frat.; Saddle and Sirloin Promoting quality, cost-effective, accessible health care Club; Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship. Recipient: Ohio Univ. College of Osteo­ through the physician assistant — physician team approach. pathic Medicine Phillips Medal of Pub. Svc, 2002: Person of Year, Ohio Assn. for Career and Technical Ed., 2002; Legislator of Year, Ohio Nursery and Landscape Assn.. 2002; OSU College of Food, Agricultural and En­ Beth Adamson, Executive Director vironmental Sciences Alumni Soc. Meritori­ 579 High Street * Worthington, OH 43084 ous Svc, 2001; Appalachia Ohio Pub. Svc. Award, 2001; Ohio Veterinary Medicine 614/436-4457 * Fax 614/436-4451 * [email protected] Award, 2001; Ohio HI-Y Youth in Gov't.. www.ohiopa.com 2001; Ernest L. Talbert Award for advocacy, 2001; numerous other awards and distinc­ tions.

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52 Ohio Government Directory 1. Peter Ujvagi 47th 34. Michael J. Skindell 13th 67. Thomas F. Patton 18th 2. Joe Koziura 56th 35. Edna Brown 48th 68. Tom Niehaus 88th 3. Thomas Todd Book 89th 36. Shirley A. Smith 10th 69. Nancy Putnam Hollister 93rd 4. John A. Boccieri 61st 37. Christopher R. Widener 84th 70. Jimmy Stewart 92nd 5. 51st 38. James M. Hoops 75th 71. John Joseph White 38th 6. Clyde Evans 87th 39. John Schlichter 85th 72. Lynn E. Olman 46th 7. Charles E. Calvert 69th 40. James Aslanides 94th 73. Kathleen L. Walcher 58th 8. Timothy Grendell 98th 41. Thorn Collier 90th 74. Robert E. Latta 6th 9. Jim Carmichael 3rd 42. Jon M. Peterson 2nd 75. Jeff Wagner 81st 10. Jeffrey H. Manning 57th 43. 30th 76. Barbara Sykes 44th 11. Michael Gilb 76th 44. Jim Raussen 28th 77. Chris Redfern 80th 12. 91st 45. Michelle G. Schneider 35th 78. Dean E. DePiero 15th 13. Tyrone K. Yates 33rd 46. Patricia M. Clancy 29th 79. Steven L. Driehaus 31st 14. Dan Stewart 25th 47. . Jr 34th 80. Jeanine Perry 49th 15. Fred Strahorn 40th 48. Jim McGregor 20th 81. Derrick Seaver 78th 16. Sylvester D. Patton. Jr 60th 49. Jim Hughes 22nd 82. Catherine L. Barrett 32nd 17. Michael DeBose 12th 50. Linda Reidelbach 21st 83. Bob Otterman 45th 18. Dixie J. Allen 39th 51. Larry Price 26th 84. Kathleen Chandler 68th 19. Sally Conway Kilbane 16th 52. Annie Key llth 85. Mary M. Cirelli 52nd 20. 43rd 53. Ken Carano 59th 86. Keith L. Faber 77th 21. 37th 54. Daniel J. Sferra 64th 87. Jamie Callender 62nd 22. Kevin DeWine 70th 55. L. George Distel 99th 88. Bryan C. Williams 41st 23. Anthony E. Core 83rd 56. William J. Hartnett 73rd 89. 5th 24. 97th 57. Claudette Woodard 9th 90. Ronald E. Young 63rd 25. Steve Reinhard 82nd 58. Edward S. Jerse 7th 91. Shawn Webster 53rd 26. Geoffrey Smith 24th 59. Charles A. Wilson. Jr 96th 92. Gary Cates 55th 27. Larry Wolpert 23rd 60. John Widowfield 42nd 93. David R.Evans 71st 28. Larry L. Flowers 19th 61. 66th 94. Thomas Raga 67th 29. John Domenick 95th 62. David T. Daniels 86th 95. John Willamowski 4th 30. Lance T. Mason 8th 63. Gregory V. Jolivette 54th 96. John Hagan 50th 31. Sandra Stabile Harwood 65th 64. James Peter Trakas 17th 97. Stephen Buehrer 74th 32. Joyce Beatty 27th 65. Charles Blasdel 1st 98. Diana Fessler 79th 33. Dale Miller 14th 66. Arlene J. Setzer 36th 99. Merle Grace Kearns 72nd Ohio Government Directory 53 House Leadership 125th General Assembly

^ A Larry Householder Gary Cates Patricia Clancy Stephen Buehrer Jim Trakas Speaker of the House Speaker Pro Tem Majority Floor Leader Asst. Maj. Floor Leader Majority Whip

Jon Peterson Chris Redfern Joyce Beatty Dale Miller Asst. Maj. Whip Minority Leader Asst. Minority Leader Minority Whip Asst. Minority Whip

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54 Ohio Government Directory Education - Setzer, Chair; Callender, Vice House Committees Chair; DeWine, Evans, C, Fessler, Hoops, Kearns, Oelslager, Reidelbach, Reinhard, Agriculture and Natural Resources - County and Township Government - Taylor, Webster. Williams. Hartnett*.Carano, Aslanides, Chair; Gibbs. Vice Chair; Wolpert, Chair; Daniels, Vice Chair; Collier, Chandler, DeBose. Distel, Seaver, Woodard, Carmichael, Evans, C, Faber. Niehaus, Evans. C, Fessler, Flowers. McGregor, Yates. Reinhard. Schlichter, Setzer. Wagner, Olman, Schlichter. Wagner, Walcher, Secretary, Andrea McCray 644-8051 Walcher, Widener, Seaver*, Boccieri. Book, Widow-field, Chandler*, Cirelli, Dominick, Distel. Dominick, Driehaus. Perry Price, Sferra, Skindell. Ujvagi. Federal Grant Review and Education Secretary, Todd Thatcher 644-6014 Secretary, Nathan B urd 466-9690 Oversight Sub. - Fessler, Chair; Webster, Vice Chair; Hoops. Kearns. Reidelbach, Natural Resources, Parks & Recreation Veterans Affairs Sub. - McGregor, Chair; Reinhard, Taylor. DeBose*, Carano, Hartnett, Sub. - Niehaus, Chair; Schlichter. Vice Chair; Fessler, Vice Chair; Evans, C, Olman, Woodard. Evans, C. Gibbs, Dominick*, Perry. Cirelli*, Chandler. Secretary. Robert Reed 466-8114 Secretary, Tricia Hershey 644-6034 Secretary, Elizabeth Ranade 644-6002 Energy and Environment - Hollister. Chair; Banking, Pensions and Securities - Blasdel, Criminal Justice - Latta, Chair; Oelslager, Wagner, Vice Chair; Aslanides, Carmichael, Chair; Reidelbach. Vice Chair; Gibbs, Vice Chair; Callender, Collier, Evans, D., Faber, Grendell, McGregor. Niehaus, Setzer, Hughes. Patton. T, Schmidt. Schneider, Seitz, Faber. Gilb, Grendell. Manning. Seitz. Skindell*, Cirelli. DeBose, Dominick, Smith. G., Stewart. J.. Webster, White, Wid­ Willamowski, Mason*. Brown, DePiero, Stewart, D. ener, Allen*, Book, Koziura. Miller, Jerse, Key, Smith, S., Yates. Secretary, Zach Haughawout 466-0928 Otterman. Smith, S.. Strahorn. Wilson. Secretary. Allison Witt 466-8104 Secretary, Ryan Stenger 466-8022 Regulatory Reform Sub. - McGregor, Chair. Economic Development and Technology - Faber, Vice Chair; Aslanides, Niehaus, Wagner, Stewart D.*. Cirelli, Skindell. Civil and Commercial Law - Seitz, Chair; Collier, Chair; Evans, C, Vice Chair; Secretary, Elizabeth Ranade 644-6002 Schlichter, Vice Chair; Core, Grendell. Latta. Aslanides. Daniels. Gibbs. Gilb. Hagan, Manning, Willamowski, Book*, Beatty, Reinhard. Schaffer. Schlichter, Stewart, J., Finance and Appropriations - Calvert, Taylor. Walcher. Wolpert. Strahorn*, Brown, Harwood. Mason. Chair; Hoops, Vice Chair; Buehrer. Clancy, Secretary. Andrea Snider 466-8258 Chandler, Distel, Harwood, Perry, Price, Core, DeWine, Evans, D., Faber, Flowers, Skindell, Sykes. Grendell, Hughes, Husted, Kearns. Patton. Commerce and Labor - Young. Chair; Secretary, Brade White 466-1431 T.. Peterson, Raga, Schmidt, Stewart, J.. McGregor, Vice Chair; Brinkman. Kilbane. Taylor, Trakas. Webster. Jerse*, Allen. Schaffer. Widener, Williams. Distel*, Denotes ranking minority member Barrett, Beatty, Hartnett. Miller. Patton. S.. Boccieri, Miller, Stewart, D. Strahorn, Wilson, Woodard, Ujvagi. Secretary, Devin Scribner 644-6074 Secretary, Natalie Friend 466-8140

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Ohio Government Directory 55 House Committees (cont. from Page 55) ^\C\PAL

Agriculture Sub. - Core, Chair; Grendell, Homeland Security, Engineering, and ViceChair,Clancy,Flowers.Wilson*,Beatty. Architectural Design - Schaffer. Chair; Secretary, Jeff Harden 466-9013 Widener, Vice Chair; DeWine, Fessler, Hagan, Kilbane. Manning, Stewart. J., Young. Primary & Secondary Education Sub. - Otterman*, Allen, Boccieri, Perry, Skindell. Husted. Chair; Taylor. Vice Chair; DeWine, Secretary, Jessica Mead 466-8100 Faber, Hoops. Woodard*. Hartnett. Strahorn. df Secretary, Chris Kershner 644-6008 Human Services and Aging - Schneider, ^/ciPAV ° Chair; Fessler, Vice Chair; Flowers, Hagan. Higher Education Sub. - Hughes. Chair; Oelslager, Raga, Raussen, Reidelbach, Stewart, J, Vice Chair; Trakas, Webster, Schmidt, Webster, White, Brown*, Cirelli, Ujvagi*. Miller. Koziura, Otterman, Patton, S., Perry, Price. Secretary,Kelly Nomina 466-2392 Secretary, Mike Miller 644-6023 The Ohio Human Services Sub. - Kearns, Chair; Insurance - Smith, G., Chair, Raussen, Vice Schmidt, Vice Chair; Peterson, Raga, Chair; Blasdel, Cates, Daniels, Evans, D., Municipal Barrett*. Allen. Faber, Gibbs, Fessler. Hughes, Olman. Secretary. Jodi Allalen 466-2038 Patton.T, Setzer, White, Wolpert, Koziura*, League Barrett, Book, Brown, Driehaus, Seaver, Transportation Sub. - Evans, D., Chair; Sferra. Woodard. Patton. T, Vice Chair; Buehrer, Patton, S.*, Secretary, Zach Male 644-6005 Jerse. Secretary, Kevin Potter 466-0214 Judiciary - Willamowski, Chair; Widowfield, Vice Chair; Brinkman, Health-Jolivette. Chair; White, Vice Chair; Callender, Grendell, Oelslager, Raga, Working with the Blasdel. Fessler, Hollister. Hoops. Kearns, DePiero*, Driehaus, Harwood, Jerse. General Assembly Olman, Reidelbach, Schneider, Smith. G., Secretary, Matt Whitehead 466-3978 Taylor. Williams. Smith. S.*. Barrett. Beatty, And for Ohio's Cirelli. DeBose, Harwood, Jerse, Yates. Juvenile and Family Law - Gilb. Chan; Cities and Villages Secretary. Jill Jansen 466-3815 Walcher. Vice Chair; Hollister, Reidelbach. Widowfield, Willamowski, Williams. Since 1953. Children & Family Services Sub. - Harwood*, Book, Mason, Smith, S. Reidelbach, Chair; Taylor, Vice Chair; Secretary, William Fitzgibbon ....466-3819 Fessler, Hoops, Kearns, White. Yates*, Susan J. Cave, Harwood, Smith, S. Executive Director Secretary, Sara Mochon 644-6030 John K. Mahoney, Deputy Director OHIO WHOLESALE OWMA Edward L. Albright, Ohio Wholesale MARKETERS Senior Legislative Assistant Marketer* Association ASSOCIATION Kent M. Scarrett, Legislative Assistant

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56 Ohio Government Directory Municipal Government and Urban Revi- Transportation and Public Safety - Man­ Ways and Means - Kilbane, Chair; talization - Williams, Chair; Setzer, Vice ning, Chair; Schlichter, Vice Chair; Aslanides, Brinkman, Vice Chair; Blasdel, Collier, Core, Chair; Brinkman. Hollister, Jolivette, Daniels, Evans, D., Flowers, Hoops, Jolivette, Gilb, Latta, McGregor, Niehaus, Raussen. Kilbane, Olman, Oelslager, Raussen, Seitz, McGregor, Perry*, Key, Patton, S., Price, Schaffer, Taylor, Sykes*, Carano, Hartnett, Wolpert, Sierra*. Chandler, Key, Koziura. Sferra. Jerse, Skindell, Ujvagi, Yates. Price, Ujvagi, Yates. Secretary, Russell Long 644-5076 Secretary, Mitch Alderson 466-0616 Secretary, Matt Hammond 644-5085

Public Utilities - Olman, Chair; Hagan, Vice Chair; Carmichael. Faber, Husted, Jolivette, Latta, Niehaus, Patton. T.. Schmidt, Schneider, Smith. G.. White, Widener, Widowfield, Driehaus*, Distel, Hartnett, Koziura, Mason. Miller, Stewart, D., Strahorn. Sykes. Soft Drinks. Secretary, Paul Jarvis 728-5524

Rules & Reference - Householder, Chair; A Good Part Cates, Vice Chair; Buehrer, Calvert, Carmichael, Clancy, Flowers, Hughes, Patton, T, Peterson, of Ohio Schlichter. Trakas, Carano*. Beatty, Driehaus, Ohio 1525 Bethel Rd. Suite 302 Key, Otterman, Redfem. Wilson. Soft Drink Columbus, Ohio 43220 Secretary, Joe Clark 466-2715 Association (614)442-1803 State Government - Carmichael, Chair; Reinhard, Vice Chair; Buehrer, Cates, Clancy, Flowers, Hughes, Peterson, Trakas, Key*, Ohio's Bottlers. Known for their community Boccieri. DePiero. Patton, S., Stewart, D. involvement and environmental leadership. Secretary, Audra Sowash 466-1460

Elections & Ethics Sub. - Cates, Chair; Peterson, Vice Chair; Carmichael, Clancy, Flowers, Hughes, Reinhard, Boccieri*, DePiero, Key, Stewart, D. Secretary, Matthew Loncaric 728-5523 Representing Ohio Agriculture in state and local government for more than 83 years!

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Ohio Government Directory 57 Ohio House of Representatives Schlichter, John (R-85th) ... 81 Blasdel, Charles (R-lst) 59 DeWine, Kevin (R 70th) ...65 Daniels. David T (R-86th) ... 64 Peterson. Jon M (R-2nd) .... 78 Evans. David R (R 71st)....66 Evans, Clyde (R-87th) ... 66 Carmichael. Jim (R-3rd) 63 Kearns, Merle Grace (R •72nd) .. 72 Niehaus. Tom (R-88th) ... 75 Willamowski, John (R-4th) 87 Hartnett. William J (D •73rd)... 69 Book, Thomas Todd (D-89th)... 60 Schaffer. Tim (R-5th) 81 Buehrer, Stephen (R 74th) 61 Collier, Thorn (R-90th) ... 64 Latta, Robert E (R-6th) 74 Hoops. James M (R •75th) 69 Householder, Larry (R-91st).... 71 Jerse, Edward S (D-7th) 72 Gilb, Michael (R 76th) 68 Mason, Lance T (D-8th) 74 Faber, Keith L (R •77th) ... 67 Stewart. Jimmy (R-92nd) .. 84 Woodard, Claudette (D-9th) 89 Seaver, Derrick (D -78th ).. 82 Hollister. Nancy Putnam .... (R-93rd)... 69 Smith. Shirley A (D-lOth) ... 83 Fessler, Diana (R •79th) ... 67 Aslanides. James (R-94th) ... 59 Key, Annie (D-l 1th) ... 73 Redfern, Chris (D -80th) ...79 Domenick, John (D-95th)... 66 DeBose, Michael (D-l2th) ... 65 Wagner. Jeff (R -81st).... 85 Wilson, Jr.. Charles A (D-96th) ... 88 Skindell. Michael J (D-13th) ... 82 Reinhard, Steve (R •82nd) .. 81 Gibbs, Bob (R-97th) ... 68 Miller. Dale (D-l4th) ... 75 Core, Anthony E (R -83rd) ...64 Grendell. Timothy (R-98th) ... 68 DePiero, Dean E (D-15th) ... 65 Widener, Christopher R. (R •84th) ...86 Distel. L. George (D-99th) ... 66 Kilbane. Sally Conway (R-16th) ... 74 Trakas. James Peter (R-17th) ... 85 Patton, Thomas F (R-18th) ... 77 Flowers, Larry L (R-19th) ... 68 McGregor, Jim (R-20th) ... 75 Reidelbach, Linda (R-21st).... 79 Hughes. Jim (R-22nd) .. 71 Wolpert, Larry (R-23rd)... 88 Smith. Geoffrey (R-24th) ... 83 Stewart. Dan (D-25th) ... 83 Price, Larry (D-26th)... 79 Beatty. Joyce (D-27th)... 59 Raussen, Jim (R-28th) ... 79 Clancy, Patricia M (R-29th) ... 64 Seitz. Bill (R-30th) ... 82 Driehaus. Steven L (D-31st) ... 66 Barrett. Catherine L (D-32nd) .. 59 Yates, Tyrone K (D-33rd)... 89 Brinkman, Jr., Tom (R-34th) ... 60 Schneider. Michelle G (R-35th) ... 81 Setzer, Arlene J (R-36th) ... 82 Husted,JonA (R-37th) ...71 White, John Joseph (R-38th) ... 86 Allen, Dixie J (D-39th)... 59 Strahorn, Fred (D-40th)... 84 Williams, Bryan C (R-41st).... 87 Widowfield, John (R-42nd) .. 87 Taylor. Mary (R-43rd)... 85 Sykes, Barbara (D-44th)... 84 Otterman, Bob (D-45th) ... 77 Olman, Lynn E (R-46th) ... 76 Ujvagi, Peter (D-47th)... 85 Brown, Edna (D-48th) ... 60 Perry, Jeanine (D-49th)... 78 Hagan, John (R-50th) ... 69 Oelslager, Scott (R-51st).... 76 Cirelli, Mary M (D-52nd) .. 64 Webster. Shawn (R-53rd) ... 85 Jolivette, Gregory V (R-54th) ... 72 Cates, Gary (R-55th) ... 63 Koziura, Joe (D-56th) ... 74 Manning. Jeffrey H (R-57th) ... 74 Walcher, Kathleen L (R-58th) ... 85 Carano, Ken (D-59th)... 63 Patton, Jr., Sylvester D (D-60th) ... 77 Boccieri, John A (D-61st) ... 60 Callender, Jamie (R-62nd) .. 61 Young. Ronald E (R-63rd) ... 89 Sferra, Daniel J (D-64th) ... 82 Harwood, Sandra Stabile .... (D-65th)... 69 Schmidt, Jean (R-66th) ... 81 Raga, Thomas (R-67th) ... 79 Chandler, Kathleen (D-68th)... 63 Calvert, Charles E (R-69th) ... 61

58 Ohio Government Directory Member: Ohio, Coshocton. Holmes, Muskingum and Hocking Co. Chambers; Farm Bureau; Natl. Fed. of Independent Bus.; Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assn.; Natl. Rifle Assn.: Natl. Republican Congressional Com.; Ohio and Southeastern Ohio Oil and Gas Assns.; Indep. Petroleum Assn. of America; governor of Ohio Energy Education Pro­ gram.

DIXIE J. ALLEN (D) JOYCE BEATTY (D) Ohio House, 39th Dist. (Montgomery). Ohio House, 27th Dist. (Franklin). Ohio Ohio Rep. since 1998. Rep. since 1999, Minority Whip, 2001. Full-time legislator. President, Joyce Beatty & Associates, Husband. Jimmy; two sons. 4592 Toni Inc. management training. Drive. Dayton, 45418. Phone: 937/268- Age: 52;husband,Otto. Jr.;stepchildren. 1916(H). Otto III, Laurel. 2344 Woodward Ave., Education: Central State Univ., B.S., Columbus, 43219. Phone: 614/253-6443 (H). business administration, summa cum laude; Education: Central State Univ., B.A.; graduate studies. National Univ., Los Ange­ CATHERINE L. BARRETT (D) Wright State Univ., M.S.; Univ. of Cincin­ les; Hon. Doctorate of Humanities. nati/Pacific Western Univ., Ph.D. Ohio House, 32nd Dist. (Hamilton). Member: Delta Sigma Theta; Personnel Member: The Links, Inc.; NAACP; Ohio Mayor and city council, Forest Park. Adv. Bd., Daybreak; Miami Valley Military Legislative Black Caucus; Leadership Team Financial consultant, business owner. Affairs Assn.; Women in Leadership; Ohio Democratic House Caucus; Am. Heart Assn.; Legislative Black Caucus; Adv. Bd. for Col­ Age: 61; husband, Simon; children, MLK Holiday Comm.; Delta Sigma Theta; lege of Arts and Sciences, Central State Donnetta. Darryl. Cheryl. 5300 Hamilton Urban League; Am. Soc. of Training & Dev.; Univ.; Parity 2000mentor; Community Adv. Ave. #18C, Cincinnati, 45224. Phone: 513/ African Businesswomen CEOs. 681-0050 (H). Com. of Wright-Patterson AFB; life mem­ Recipient: YWCA Woman of Achieve­ Education: Univ. of Cincinnati. Union ber of SCLC and NAACP. ment, 2002; Walking for Wellness chair, Institute-Cincinnati, B.A. business adminis­ Recipient: Top Ten Women in Dayton, 2002; Central Ohio Credit Union Legis. Hon- tration; Antioch Univ., master curriculum 2001; Inductee in Central State Hall of Fame; oree, 2002; Ohio Health's Women's Health financial planning. numerous other awards. Award; Who's Who in Outs. Women; 1st Member: Cincinnati Chamber Adv. Bd.; African-American Bd. chair for Columbus OH. KY and IN Reg. Council of Govern­ Urban League; Who's Who in Black Central ments; Forest Park Women's Club and Busi­ Ohio. ness Assn.; League of Women Voters; Ne­ gro Women Council; Delta Sigma Theta African American Economic Empowerment Org.; Cincinnati Woman's Political Caucus. Recipient: Who's Who Worldwide, 1993- 94; Cincinnati Women's Political Caucus Outs. Women in Politics, 1998; Urban League of Greater Cincinnati African American Leadership Dev. Prog, 1995; fellow, Ctr. for Policy Alternatives Flemming Fellows Inst., CSG Bowhay Inst, for Legislative Leader­ ship Development; Harvard JFK Sr. Execs. in State & Local Government, and Eleanor Roosevelt Global Leadership Inst. Fellow.

JAMES ASLANIDES (R) Ohio House, 94th Dist. (Coshocton, part Henry County residents each year of Muskingum). Ohio Rep. since 1999. receive about $40,468,945 from the CHARLES BLASDEL (R) Medina Fuel Co., owner. trucking industry. This figure represents Age: 43; widower; daughters, Rachel, $334,264 in truck registration fees; Ohio House, 1st Dist. (Columbiana). Anna. 46275 US 36, Coshocton, 43812. $741,895 in fuel taxes, and $39,392,786 President. Blasdel Financial Group, Inc. Phones: 740/623-9900 (H). 740/622-7355 in wages to the industry's 1,129 workers Wife, Lisa; son, Justin. Resident of East (D). in Henry County. Liverpool. Education: Undergraduate work, Kent Education: Ohio Valley Business Col­ State Univ., engineering. lege, associate's degree, accounting mgt.

Ohio Government Directory 59 Member: Columbiana Co. Planning ans Memorial; Farm Bureau; Knights of Comm.; East Liverpool American Red Cross, Columbus; YSU Alumni Assn. Salvation Army Adv. Bd., and Rotary; Recipient: Top Squadron Briefer, U.S. Calcutta Chamber, chair; Kent State East Air Force; USAF Achievement Medal - Liverpool Adv. Bd.; St. Clair Twp. Blue Honor Guard Svc; NCAA Div. I Statistical Ribbon Committee - Industrial Parks Com. Leader - Stolen Bases; Academic 1 st Team Atlantic lOConf.

TOM BRINKMAN, JR. (R) Ohio House, 34th Dist. (Hamilton). Ohio Rep. since 2001. Printer, Curry Printing LLC. Age: 45; wife, Cathy; children, Michael, Kevin, Kelley, Daniel. Stephen, William. JOHN BOCCIERI (D) THOMAS T. BOOK (D) 3215 Hardisty Ave., Cincinnati, 45208. Ohio House, 61st Dist. (Carroll, parts of Phones: 513/321-6501 (H), 513/769-7666 Mahoning, Stark, Tuscarawas). New Ohio House, 89th Dist. (Scioto, part oi (W). Middletown Planning & Zoning Comm; Adams, Lawrence). Education: The George Washington Democratic Precinct Com. - Mahoning Co. Attorney, Harcha & Book, LLC; Scioto University, B.A. history and political sci­ Ohio Rep. since 2001. Co. Asst. Prosecutor. ence. 1979. Pilot, U.S. Air Force Reserves. Age: 34; wife, Emily; children. Cassidy, Member: Founder and member. Coali­ Age: 33; wife, Stacey, daughters, Sarah Avery. 421 Little Cheryl Drive, McDermott, tion Opposed to Additional Spending and Rose, Carolyn Grace. 114RobinwoodDrive, 45652. Phones: 740/858-6363 (H), 740/ Taxes (COAST). New Middletown, 44442. Phones: 330/542- 355-0073 (\\ i Recipient: Watchdog of the Treasury by 3190(H), 330/609-1069 (B). Education: College of William & Mary, UCO, 2002. Education: St. Bonaventure Univ., B.S., J.D.; Western Michigan Univ., B.A., politi­ economics; Webster Univ., M.S., business. cal science. M.A.. public administration. Member: Kiwanis, Elks, Scioto Co. and Member: National Guard Assn. of Ohio; Ohio Bar Assns.. Catholic Social Svcs. Ad- visory Board; Salvation Army Advisory American Legion; Mahoning Valley Veter- Board; Second Presbyterian Church trustee.

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John Cassady Director, Government Affairs EDNA BROWN (D) OHIO RURAL ELECTRIC Ohio House, 48th Dist. (Lucas). Toledo COOPERATIVES, INC. City Council Dist. 4 Rep., 1994-2001. BUCKEYE POWER, INC Retired municipal employee. Widow of Willie Brown; children, Linda, Christine, Carol, Kathy. 2461 Warren St.. 6677 Busch Blvd. Toledo, 43620. Phone: 419/243-5691 (H). P.O. Box 26036 Education: Attended the Univ. of Toledo Columbus, Ohio 43226-0036 and Mary Manse College. (614)430-7851 Member: Ohio Legislative Black Cau­ cus; AFSCME retiree; Black Women Dem. A Touchstone Energy* Cooperative ^"-^ Caucus; NAACP; Executive Women Golf Assn.; A. Phillip Randolph Inst.; Toledo Urban League Bd.; Braden United Methodist

60 Ohio Government Directory Church, former chair of Admin. Bd. Recipient: People's Tribunal Commu­ nity Svc. Award, 1994; NW Ohio Black Media Assn. Impact Newsmaker Award, 1994; NW Ohio Black Chamber of Com­ merce Government Advocate of Year. 2000; NW Ohio Client's Council's Community Leadership Award.

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An association for the development, improvement JAMIE CALLENDER (R) and advancement ot quality asphalt Ohio House, 62nd Dist. (Lake). pavement construction in Ohio Attorney, private practice. Wife. Andrea; children, John, Ashley. Jay. 29227 Oakdale. Willowick, 44095. Phones: 440/943-4877 (H). Education: Univ. of Kentucky; Lakeland Community College; Cleveland State Univ., STEPHEN BUEHRER (R) B.A., history; Cleveland-Marshall School of Law. J.D. Ohio House, 74th Dist. (Fulton, Will­ Member: Lake Co. Historical Soc, presi­ iams, part of Defiance). Fulton Co. Rep. dent; Ohio Affiliate of Retinitas Pigmentosa Central & Exec. Corns., 1990-98; Asst. Maj. Foundation Board; American. Ohio State Floor Leader, 124th G.A. and Lake Co. Bar Assns.; Lake Co. Republi­ Attorney, Barber, Kaper, Stamm & can Party Central and Exec. Corns.; Robinson. Willowick Recreation Bd.. former chairman, Age: 36; wife, Catherine; sons. Ben­ 1993-94; Painesville Area Chamber; Lake jamin. Simon. 704 Greenview Drive, Delta, Co. YMCA; Masonic Lodge; Board attorney 43515. Phone: 419/822-0124 (H). for Bridges; Mental Health Consumer Em­ Fred Frecker, P.E. Education: Bowling Green State Univ., powerment; Hope Ridge Methodist Church. President/Executive Director B.S. social studies/education, summa cum Recipient: Watchdog of the Treasury, laude; Capital Univ. Law School, J.D., cum United Conservatives of Ohio. laude. Member: Chamber of Commerce; Ohio 1-888-4HOTMIX Right to Life; Ohio Bar Assn.; Pheasants www.flexiblepavements.org Forever; Ohio Farm Bureau; Ducks Unlim­ ited; Natl. Assn. of Sportsman Legislators; 37 W. Broad Street Ohio Twp. Assn.; Fulton Co. Hist. Soc; Suite 460 Delta United Methodist Church. Recipient: ALEC Legislator of Year, P.O. Box 16186 2002; Watchdog of Treasury; Outs. Young Columbus, Ohio 43216 Men of America; Bowhay Legislative Lead­ Phone:614-221.5402 ership Inst/BILLD Fellow; ALEC State co- chairman. for COST Highland County residents each year for CONVENIENCE receive about $48,075,598 from the truck­ for COMFORT ing industry. This figure represents $408,022 in truck registration fees; $795,147 in fuel taxes, and $46,872,429 in wages to the industry's 1,343 workers CHARLES E. CALVERT (R) in Highland County. Hocking County residents each year Ohio House, 69th Dist. (Medina). Former receive about $29,370,074 from the truck- president of Medina Co. School Bd.. Buck­ ing industry. This figure represents eye Local School Dist. Bd., Medina Co. Vocational Ctr. School Bd.. Medina Co. $287,708 in truck registration fees; MR/DD School Bd. Ohio Rep. since 1999. $659,723 in fuel taxes, and $28,422,643 in wages to the industry's 814 workers in Retired Financial Mgt. Officer, NASA Hocking County. Glenn Research Ctr. Age: 63; wife, Sandy; son. Jim; daugh-

Ohio Government Directory 61 OMA's Public Policy Team (L-R^ric Burkland, David Hansen, Stephanie Owen, Randy Leffler, Miranda Motter, Kurt Tunnell, Carrie Calvert, Scott Borgemenke, Tom Pappas, Willa Ebersole, Greg Vergamini The Ohio Manufacturers' Association - The Voice of Ohio's Most Powerful Industry Sector

Ohio's largest economic sector is Manufacturing.

Ohio manufacturing employs more than 1 million Ohioans directly and countless others in the service, finance and other manufacturing- related support industries.

Ohio manufacturing provides more than $5 billion to the state, communities and schools through business, personal property and personal income taxes.

Ohio manufacturing creates one-third of the value of all products, services, wages, salaries and benefits of our state's economy.

Ohio manufacturing provides one half of the business tax receipts collected by state government.

The OMA represents more than 2200 Ohio manufacturing companies dedicated to creating a global competitive advantage for manufacturing in Ohio.

The Ohio To contact the OMA's Public Policy Services staff, call (614) 224-5111 or visit us on the Web Li7 Manufacturers' at www.ohiomfg.com. ASSOCIATION The Power of Manufacturing

62 Ohio Government Directory ters, Wendy. Carrie. 4487 Grand Teton Mid-Miami Chamber and Senior Citizens, Drive, Medina, 44256. Phones: 330/722- Inc. Bds.; St. Maximillian Kolbe Parish. 1246(H), 330/723-8588 (W). Recipient: Two-time Watchdog of Trea­ Education: Baldwin Wallace, B.A.. fi­ sury, United Conservatives of Ohio; Guard­ nance and accounting; Cleveland State, post ian of Small Business. NFIB. graduate accounting classes. Member: Vietnam Veteran's Assn.; Our Lady Help of Christians; Friends of the Park; six chambers of commerce; Land Conser­ vancy: Farm Bureau; chair; Joint Council on MR/DD. Recipient: Outs. New Legislator by ARC. 1999; Outs. Freshman Legislator by UCO, 2000; Inducted into Buckeye Local Schools Hall of Fame, 2002; NCSL state representa­ tive in fiscal matters, 2001.

JIM CARMICHAEL (R) Ohio House, 3rd Dist. (Wayne). Mayor ofShreve. Ohio. 1971-79. East Ohio Gas Co. retiree. Age: 63; wife, Carolyn; five children. 1429 Moore Rd.. Wooster, 44691. Phone: KATHLEEN CHANDLER (D) 330/264-4744 (H). Education: Management training at Ohio House, 68th Dist. (Portage). Por­ Walsh College. tage Co. Commissioner. 1997-2002; mayor Member: Wayne Co. Bd. of Elections of Kent. 1990-97; Kent City Council, 1980-88. 1980-99, chairman for last 10 years; chair. Full-time legislator. Wayne Co. Rep. Party; president of Wayne Husband, Charles; daughters, Susan, Co. Mayor's Assn.; president of Shreve Beth, Jennifer. 428 Dansel St., Kent, 44240. Friends of the Library; Shreve Fire and Po­ Phone: 330/673-1872 (H). lice Depts; Wayne Co. Citizens Task Force. Education: Michigan State Univ., B.A., Recipient: Wayne Co. Sports Hall of elementary education. M.A.. reading educa­ KENNETH A. CARANO (D) Fame. tion K-12; Kent State Univ., M.P.A. finance, personnel. Ohio House, 59th Dist. (Mahoning). Member: Mayor's Think Tank of NE Austintown Twp. trustee, 1995-1999. Ohio; Drake, Sweeney, Ray Ohio Task Force President. Carano Enterprises. LLC; on Regional Competitiveness and Coopera­ former educator. Austintown Fitch High tion; Natl. Transportation Steering Com. for School and Youngstown State Univ. NACO; County Commissioners Assn. of Age: 58; wife, Linda; children, Kenneth, Ohio Bd.; Joint Economic Dev. Consortium Patricia, Maria. 1906 Countryside Drive, of NE Ohio secretary; Regional Planning Austintown. 44515. Phones: 330/792-7584 Comm. of Portage Co.; NE Ohio Reg. Alli­ (H), 330/797-3900 Ext. 1012 (B). ance; Solid Waste Mgt. Dist. Commissioner: Education: Youngstown State Univ., Portage-Geauga Joint Bd. of Commission­ B.S., education (comprehensive communi­ ers for Juvenile Detention: Portage Co. Bd. cation); graduate studies at YSU. Brockport of Revision; League of Women Voters; State, NY. and Westminister, PA. NAACP; Leadership Portage County char­ Member: Mahoning Co. Chemical De­ ter member; Portage Co. Emer. Mgt. Agency pendency Exec. Bd.; Exec. Corns, of Advisory Board. Mahoning Co. Democratic Party and Recipient: Phi Kappa Phi Hon.; Phi Beta Austintown Fitness Ctr.; 4th of July Com.; Delta Intl. Scholars Hon. member; Key to Austintown PTA/Alumni; St. Joseph's and City of Kent, Golden Hammer Award. Habi­ St. Maron's Churches; Austintown. North­ GARY CATES (R) tat for Humanity; nominee. Woman of Year, east Ohio and Ohio Education Assns.: Natl. Ohio. 2001; Alumni Award for Dist. Leader­ Council Teachers of English: Ohio High Ohio House. 55th Dist. (Butler). Union ship in Elective Office. Cleveland State Univ., School Speech and Natl. Forensic Leagues; Twp. trustee, president 1992-93, vice presi­ 2000; appointed to State and Local Govern­ Ohio and Mahoning Co. Trustees' Assns.; dent 1991, 1994, 1995. ment Comm. of Ohio. Austintown Optimist Club; Fraternal Order Full-time legislator. of Eagles; YSU Alumni Assn.; Carovillesi Age: 47; wife, Jill; sons, Andrew, Mutual Aid Soc; Austintown, South County. Brenton. 6542 Seminole Drive. West Chester, Holmes County residents each year 17th Dist. and Mahoning Co. Democratic 45069. Phone: 513/779-0487 (H). receive about $50,405,185 from the truck­ Socs.; Chamber of Commerce; NRA; AARP. Education: Virginia Tech. B.S.. civil ing industry. This figure represents Recipient: Inductee to Austintown Twp. Eng., 1978; Univ. of Dayton. M.B. A.. 1981. $350,216 in truck registration fees; Hall of Fame. 1993; OHSSL Coaches Hall of Member: OKI Reg. Council of Govern­ $689,326 in fuel taxes, and $49,365,643 Fame; most successful coach in the Ohio ments; Lakota/West Chester Kiwanis and in wages to the industry's 1,414 workers High School Speech League's 71-year his­ Optimist Clubs; Southeast Butler Co. Twp. in Holmes County. tory; Outs. Treasurer, OEA. Chamber; Butler Co. and Ohio Twp. Assns.; Ohio Government Directory 63 Full-time legislator. 3675 W. Galbraith Rd. #16, Cincinnati, 45247. Phone: 513/741-8506 (H). Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, B.S. Member: Colerain Twp. Historical Soc; Cincinnati Moose; Colerain Twp. Rep. Club; Northwest Drug Free Adv. Com.; Ohio Arts Council; Legislative Svc. Comm.; Health & Human Resource Task Force of ALEC; Women in Government. Recipient: Women who Dared Award, 2001. from Natl. Council of Jewish Women; Watchdog of Treasury, United Consen a tives of Ohio; initiated Colerain Task Force, a joint venture between government and lo­ cal business to solve traffic problems on township roads MARY M. CIRELLI (D) ANTHONY E. CORE (R) Ohio House, 52nd Dist. (Stark). Canton Ohio House. 83rd Dist. (Logan. Union, City Ward 3 Council, seven years; Stark Co. part of Marion). Ohio Rep. since 1999. Commissioner, four years; Canton Council- Attorney, self-employed. at-Large, four years; Ohio Rep. since 2001. Age: 38; wife. Heather: children. Jaclyn. Full-time public servant. Matthew. Amber. 3339CR20.Rushsylvania. Age: 63; husband, R. Richard Fawcett; •91 43347. Phone: 937/468-9921 (W). sons, Donald J.. Michael R. (deceased). 1 I I Education: The Ohio State Univ.. B.S.. 18th St. NW, Canton. 44703. Phone: 330/ agriculture, summa cum laude, 1987. J.D., 455-4967 (H). 1990. Education: Canton School of Nursing. Member: First United Presbyterian Member: Present or former board mem­ Church: Ohio Farm Bureau; Ohio and Logan ber of FEMA. Multi-County Juvenile Deten­ ( nunty Cattlemen's Assns.; Logan Housing tion Ctr.. Stark Co. Hunger Task Force, Corp., Inc.: Ohio and Logan Co. Bar Assns.; Canton Community Band, and Canton Pres­ I ,ogan Co. Chamber; Bellefontaine Elks and ervation Soc. Founding member of Canton Kiwanis: OSU Alumni Band. Friendship Ctr. Former member of Soroptimist Intl. America; Tri-County Solid Waste Dist. Task Force, and the Mayor's THOM COLLIER (R) Task Force on Pay Equality & Comparable Ohio House. 90th Dist (Knox, Morrow, Worth; leader in municipal legislation on part of Ashland. Richland). Mt. Vernon City clean indoor issue with smokers' rights; Red Council. Cross Gray Lady volunteer; Grange; League President. Thorn Collier and Assocs., of Women Voters; Wilderness Center; Can­ speaking & consulting firm; partner, Hi-Co. ton Preservation Soc; McKinley Museum; Diversified, LLC. building & property mgt. Canton Art Museum; Licensed Practical Age: 38; wife,Diane;daughters.Cathern, Nurses Assn. of Ohio Natolie. 500 E. Burgess St., Mt. Vernon 43050. Phone: 740/397-7288 (H). Education: Public speaking and sales courses, Dale Carnegie, Zig Ziglar, Success Motivation Inst., Ohio Speakers Forum, Natl. Speakers Assn. and Toastmasters Intl. Member: Local. Ohio-WV Dist. presi­ dent. National Exchange Club; Big Brother/ Big Sisters of Knox Co.; Christian Star Acad­ DAVID T. DANIELS (R) emy Bd.; Knox Co. Mental Health Assn . Ohio House, 86th Dist. (Clinton. High­ Junior Achievement of North Central Ohio; land, Pike). Greenfield City Council. 1984- Knox Co. Right to Life: Knox Co. Pregnancy 87; Greenfield mayor. 1988-95. Highland Svcs.; Parish Council/church deacon, St. Co. commissioner. 1997-200: Vincent, St. Luke + Messiah Church; high Self-employed farmer. school religious teacher and youth leader; Age: 46; daughter. Stacy; son, Zane. 440 Appalachia Svc. Project; Ohio Speakers Fo­ North St., Greenfield, 45123. Phone: 937/ rum; Natl. Speakers Assn.; Intl. Manage­ 981-3016(H) ment Conference Toastmasters Intl.; numer­ Education: Laurel Oaks CDC - Farm ous business and trade associations. PATRICIA M. CLANCY (R) Management Program. Recipient: Parish and Columbus Dioc­ Member: Rotary; Farm Bureau; First esan Volunteer of Year; Exchangite of Year; Ohio House, 29th Dist. (Hamilton). Presbyterian Church of Greenfield: High­ Big Brother of Year; Modern Woodmen o\' Colerain Twp. trustee and past president. land Co. Cattlemens Assn.; Fraternal Order 1987-96; Hamilton Co. Twp. Assn., secre­ America Community Svc. Award; Jaycee's of Eagles; Natl. Ritle Assn. tary-treasurer. Maj. Floor Leader, 124th G. A. Dist. Svc. Award. Distinction: Eagle Scout.

64 Ohio Government Directory Harvard Community Assn.; NAACP; Ohio Parma, 44134. Phones: 440/887-7696 (H). Legislative Black Caucus; Natl. Black Cau­ 216/485-7970 (W). cus of State Legislators. Education: Cleveland Marshall College Recipient: Vision 21 Work Team Award, of Law, J.D.; Ashland Univ.. BA/BS. Cleveland Municipal Schools; Who's Who Member: American, Cuyahoga Co.. Ohio Historical Society. State and Parma Bar Assns.; Cuyahoga Co. Law Director's Assn., board; Parma Cham­ ber of Commerce. Recipient: Parma Democrat of Year. 2000.

MICHAEL DEBOSE (D) Ohio House, 12th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Cleveland School Board. Full-time legislator. Age: 49; wife,Cheryl;children,Shalimar, Michael. Krystal. 16613 Holly Hill Drive, Cleveland, 44128. Phone: 216/751-8073 (H). DEAN E. DEPIERO (D) Education: Cleveland State Univ.. B.A. mass media communications; David Myers Ohio House, 15th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Univ., Cert., public administration. Parma city councilman, 1995-98. Member: Holly Hill Drive Street Club; Attorney, self-employed. KEVIN DEWINE (R) PTA; Cleveland School of the Arts; Lee Age: 34; single. 6020 Kelley Lane, Ohio House, 70th Dist. (Greene). Full-time legislator. SpeakSpace Teleconferencing Age: 36; wife. Kelle; sons,Tyler. Connor, Evan, Jack. 506 Crisp Wind Ct., Fairborn. 45324. Phone: 937/878-1419(0). Services Education: Univ. of Dayton, B.S., busi­ » Reservationless conferencing » Government Rates ness administration, 1990; Wright State » Audio/Web conferencing » Multiple levels of call security Univ., MBA, 1996. » On-line account management » Personalized calling options Member: Fairborn St. Luke United Meth­ odist Church: Leadership Dayton Class of 2000; Fairborn. Xenia. Beavercreek Cham­ bers; Greene Co. Farm Bureau and Town­ ship Trustees Assn.; Fairborn City Schools Continuous Improvement Task Force; Fairbornites Restoring Our Green Spaces speakspace volunteer; Ohio Reads Mentor; Boy Scout 866.257.1425 I www.speakspace.com Tecumseh Council volunteer; Youth Sports coach; Greene Co. Republican Club.

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Representing home health and (l-r) Dan Hilson. Legislative Counsel: Gwen Toney. Director hospice agencies throughout Ohio of Government Affairs; Kathleen Anderson, Executive Direc­ tor, Greg R. Lawson, Government Affairs Liaison.

Ohio Government Directory 65 Member: East Ohio Regional Hospital rah, Nancy, Dylan. P.O. Box 36, Rio Grande. Bd. treasurer; Special Wish Bd.; Easter Seal 15674. Phone: 740/245-9325 (W). Bd.; Smithfield Alumni, president. Smithfield Education: Union College, B.A.; Eastern Friends Church; American Fed. of Radio- Kentucky Univ., M.A.: Univ. of Southern TV Artists - WV. state vice president. Mississippi, doctorate of philosophy. Recipient: Weathercaster of Year, 1996 Member: Gallia Co. Chamber, president; WV; Shop Steward of Year, AFTRA 1995; serves on boards of Jackson Area Chamber, Andrew Carlan Award, 2000. SE Ohio Reg. Council, SE Ohio Emerg. Med. Svcs.. Chester Court House Restora­ tion. Gallia Co. Hist. Soc., Union College Alumni Assn.; Gallipolis Rotary Asst. Dist. Gov.; Community Improvement Corp. Exec. Bd.. Gallia Co. Chamber River Recreation Festival chair; O.O. Mclntyre Park Dist.. Pres.; Rio Grande College Faculty Assn.. V.P.

L. GEORGE DISTEL (D) Ohio House. 99th Dist. (Ashtabula, part of Trumbull). Ashtabula Co. Commissioner. 1992-99; Conneaut City Council. 1987-02. council president 1990-92. Ohio Rep. since 1999. Full-time legislator. Age: 50; wife, Dale Ann; children. Jonathan. Curtis, Nicholas. 495 Middle Rd., STEVEN L. DRIEHAUS (D) Conneaut. 44030. Phone: 440/599-8540 Ohio House. 31st Dist. (Hamilton). (H). Director, Communit\ Bldg. Institute al Education: Alliance College, B.A., his­ Xavier Uni\ tory, 1974. Age: 36: u ife, Lucienne;daughters, Alex, Member: Conneaut Lions and Knights of ( hue: son. Jack. I 157 Overlook Ave., Cin­ Columbus; United Way Board Graduate cinnati. 4523S. Phones: 513/921-0722 (H). DAVID R. EVANS (R) Leadership Ashtabula Co.; Citizens Adv. 513/745-332^ (W). Bd. OSU Seagrant; St. Francis Cabrini Education: Miami Univ., B.A., political Ohio House, 71st Dist. (Licking). New­ Church. science: Indiana Univ., M.P.A. ark Cit) Council, ten years. Recipient: Many endorsements; OEA, Member: Price Hill Historical Soc. and Retired, State Farm Insurance. AFL-CIO.CPAs. Right To Life, OhioCham- ( i\ ic Club; Greater Cincinnati Foundation Age: 65; children, Audrey, David III. ber, Ohio Nurses Assn., OCSEA, AFSME - Encouraging Community Progress Task Betsy. 701 Tall Oaks Ct., Newark, 43055. United. Force; Greater Cincinnati. Microenterprise Phone: 740/344-8741 (H). Initiative - Loan Com. Education: Franklin Univ., B.A.; Central Recipient: I.ill\ Fellowship, Indiana Michigan Univ., M.A. Univ., 1994, 1995. ' Member: Rotary Club; Elks; AmVets; Aladdin Temple Shrine: Newark Maennofchor; First United Methodist Church.

Huron County residents each year receive about $75,898,193 from the trucking industry. This figure represents $617,058 in truck registration fees: $983,349 in fuel taxes, and $74,297,786 in wages to the industry's 2.129 workers in Huron County. Jackson County residents each year receive about $37,682,173 from the trucking industry. This figure represents $318,054 in truck registration fees: JOHN DOMENICK (D) $713.869 in fuel taxes, and $36,650,250 m w ages to the industry's 1.050 workers Ohio House, 95th Dist. (Jefferson, part of in Jackson County. Belmont). Jefferson County residents each year Owner. Just Hair/Vend-It, Smithfield, CLYDE EVANS (R) receive about $74,541,169 from the former weather director. WTRF-TV. Wheel trucking industry. This figure represents mg. WV. Ohio I louse. 87th Dist. (Jackson. Vinton, $581,087 in truck registration fees; Wife, Martha; son. J.B. 1781 Main St., Gallia; part of Ross, Lawrence). Rio Grande $908,903 in fuel taxes, and $73.05 1.179 Smithfield, 43948. Phones: 740/733-7196 Village Council. in wages to the industry's 2,093 workers ill). 740/733-8209 (W). Univ. of Rio Grande V.P. for Admin. in Jefferson County. Education: Univ. of Cincinnati. Wife, Rosemary; children, Margaret, Sa­

66 Ohio Government Directory Celina-Mercer Co. Chamber Legis. Affairs Education: Wright State Univ. and Com.; Celina Senior HS Mock Trial Team Sinclair Community College. advisor; Ohio Center for Law Related Edu­ Member: United Conservatives of Ohio: cation judge; Celina Business Explorers ad­ Citizens for Community Values Ohio visor; Public Understanding of the Law Adv. Roundtable Exec. Com.; Farm Bureau; Mi­ Bd.; Community Education Courses instruc­ ami Co. Twp. Assn.: NRA. Natl. Assn. of tor; Mercer Co. Community Schools men­ State Bds. of Ed.; Right-to-Life; ALEC; tor; MercerCo. Farm Bureau; Eagles, Moose. Tippecanoe Hist. Soc; Miami Co. Women's Republican Club, past president and secre­ tary; Darke Co. Republican Women's Club; Miami Co. Central Com.; Grace Baptist Church, Troy. Recipient: Eagle Forum pro-family 1998 Eagle Award; Constitutional Convention Pro- Family Award, 1998.

KEITH FABER (R) Knox County residents each year re­ ceive about $68,742,195 from the truck­ Ohio House, 77th Dist. (Mercer, Preble, ing industry. This figure represents part of Darke). Ohio Rep. since 2001. $514,755 in truck registration fees; Attorney/mediator. Celina. $910,654 in fuel taxes, and $67,316,786 Age: 37; wife. Andrea. 7025 Dibble, in wages to the industry's 1,929 workers Celina, 45822. Phones: 419/586-7799 (H). in Knox County. 419/586-6886 (W). Lake County residents each year re­ Education: Oakland Univ., B.S. Pub. DIANA FESSLER (R) ceive about $323,166,053 from the truck­ Admin. Policy. 1988; The Ohio State Univ.. ing industry. This figure represents J.D.. 1991. Ohio House. 79th Dist. (Miami, part of $1,670,409 in truck registration fees; Member: Mercer Co. Central and Exec. Darke). State Board of Ed. 1995-2000. $1,616,251 in fuel taxes, and Com. and Young Republicans; Ohio Lawyer Husband. Bob; children. Angela. Aaron. $319,879,393 in wages to the industry's Magazine Bd. of Editors; all applicable Bar Anne-Marie. Andrew. Elizabeth. Olivia. 9,164 workers in Lake County. Assns.; Auglaize MercerCos. Family YMCA 7530 Ross Rd., New Carlisle, 45344. Phone: Bd.; A Place for Hope founding member; 937/845-8428 (H).

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LARRY L. FLOWERS (R) TIM GRENDELL (R) Ohio House, 19th Dist. (Franklin). Ohio House. 98th Dist. (Geauga, part of Franklin Co. Educational/Governing Bd.. MICHAEL E. GILB (R) Cuyahoga). Ohio Rep. since 2001. elected three terms. Ohio Rep. since 2001. Attorney, Grendell & Simon Co., L.P.A. Ohio House,76th Disi i Hancock,Hardin, Retired Madison Twp. tire chief. Age: 49; wife, Judge Diane, daughter, part of Auglaize). Ohio Rep. since 2001. Age: 50; wife, Patty; daughters. Mandy. Katherine, son, James. 7413Tattersall Drive, Self-employed business and tax attorney. Kiley. 216 Washington St., Canal Winches Chesterland. 44026. Phone: 440/729-6145. Age: 43; wile. Michelle: children. ter. 43110. Phone: 614/837-3488 (H). Education: Univ. of Virginia School of Michael. Alissa. Ashley. 747 E. Sandusky Education: Numerous technical and vo­ Law, L.L.M.; Case Western Reserve School St., Findlay, 45840. Phone: 419/424-8871 cational programs and leadership academies. of Law, J.D.; John Carroll Univ., B.A. (H) Member: Franklin Co. and Ohio Member: Loyal Order of Moose; West Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, B.S.,lav\ Firefighters and Fire Chiefs Assn.; Geauga Kiwanis: Young Republican busi­ enforcement, 1982; Ohio Northern Univ. Westerville. New Albany, Reynoldsburg, ness group; numerous legal, teaching and Law School..ID.. 1985. Canal Winchester and S.E. Franklin Co. publishing venues; admitted to practice be­ Member: Kiwanis. Black Heritage Li­ Chambers. fore U.S. and Ohio Supreme Courts. IS brary; Hancock Historical Museum; Ohio Recipient: Legislator of Year, Ohio Assn. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals and District Shite and Findlay-Hancock Co. Bar Assns.. of Professional Firefighters; UCO Watch­ Court in Ohio. Ohio Law Review: I arm Bureau. Hancock dog of Treasury; Chamber Person of the Recipient: Who's Who in American Law, Preservation Guild. Year; Masonic Lodge Community Builder second edition; Army Commendation Medal Award; "Larry Flowers Weekend" procla­ Recipient: UCO Watchdog of Treasury. and two Meritorious Svc. Medals; Watchdog mation and parade grand marshal I. 2002 and Outstanding Freshman Legislator of Treasury, Leadership in Government Award, 2002. Award.

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www.garnertrucking.com ROBERT B. GIBBS (R) Ohio House, 97th Dist. (Holmes, part of Ashland, Medina). Owner, Hidden Hollow Farms 43 Years in the Transportation Industry Age: 48; wife, Jody; children, Adam, Amy, Andrew. 6992 TR 466, Lakeville. 44638. Phone: 330/378-4357 (111 We Salute the 125th Education: Ohio State Univ. Agricul­ tural Tech. Institute, associate degree. Ohio General Assembly Member: Ashland, Holmes, Wadsworth Chambers; Farm Bureau, past president;

68 Ohio Government Directory lege Foundation Bd.; Richland Co. Founda­ tion; Private Industry Council; Richland Co. Mental Health Bd. Recipient: Chairman's Award, Mansfield/Richland Co. Chamber; Mansfield City Schools Bell Award; chair, United Way Campaign; Public Exemplary Servant of Year, Coalition of Career-Technical and Adult Ed.; Am Vets Dept. of Ohio 2001 Leg­ islative Award; Legislator of Year, Ohio School Counselor Assn., 2001.

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JOHN P. HAGAN (R) ^*& i&^ NANCY P. HOLLISTER (R) Ohio House, 50th Dist. (Stark). Marlboro I^H ^K\ Ohio House, 93rd Dist. (Guernsey, Noble, Twp. Trustee. Monroe, part of Muskingum, Washington). Self-employed, Hagan Heating & Plumbing. '^1 ^L ^M Former Marietta City Council. 1980-83; Age: 47; wife, Tina Marie; sons, John. Mayor, 1984-91; Ohio Lt. Gov., 1991-98; Jr.. Joseph, Joshua; daughter, Christina. Ohio Gov., 12/31/98-1/11/99. Ohio Rep. 11301 Marlboro Ave. NE, Alliance, 44601. since 1999. Phones: 330/935-0845(H),330/935-2407(W). ^Sfljj Age: 53; husband, Jeff; children, Education: Attended Kent State Univ. Jonathan, Jeremy, Justin, Emily, Kate. 613 School of Architecture. > Sixth St., Marietta, 45750. Phone: 740/373- Member: Marlboro Lions (past presi­ SANDRA STABILE 4098(H). dent) and Ruritans; Lexington Grange; Education: Kent State Univ. Aldersgate United Methodist Church; Stark HARWOOD (D) Member: Former president, Governor's Council of Governments; Marlington Alumni Ohio House, 65th Dist. (Trumbull). Office of Appalachia. Assn.; Alliance Area Chamber and Republi­ Recipient: Business and Professional can Club (past president); Stark Co. Area Attorney, Trumbull Co. Child Support Enforcement Agency. Women's "Women in Government" Award, Transportation Study and Regional Plan­ 1996; Bernard P. McDonough Award for ning; Stark Co. Farm Bureau; NFIB; Bowhay Age: 52; husband, Tom; children. Tif­ fany, Melissa, Tim, Megan. Matt. 2671 Oak Leadership, 1995; in 1997. Ohio Develop­ Institute for Legislative Leadership Devel­ ment Assn. Award, Major Charles Dick opment Steering Com. Forest Drive, Niles, 44446. Phones: 330/ 652-5808 (H), 330/395-9500 (W). Award for Legislative Excellence, Kent State Recipient: Marlboro Lions Club Lion of Education: Univ. of Akron School of Univ. Special Achievement Award, Ohio Year, 1997. Law, J.D., 1988; Kent State Univ., B.A., Proud Governor's Outs. Svc. Award, Ohio 1986; Arizona State Univ. College of Bus. Rural Dev. Partnership Dist. Public Svc, Member: Trumbull Co. Bar Assn. Fam­ Ohio Agri-Women's Agriculture Commu­ ily Law Com.; Ohio State Bar Assn.; Natl. nicator of Year. Panel of Consumer Arbitrators; Better Busi­ ness Bureau arbitrator; Trumbull Co. Farm Bureau; Past Rotary Foreign Exchange Stu­ dent Program - host mother; past Woman's Com. Warren Chamber Orchestra fundraising chair. Distinctions: Ohio Family Support Assn. president; Ohio Child Support Director's Assn. Legislative Com.

Lawrence County residents each year receive about $68,591,102 from the trucking industry. This figure repre­ sents $489,025 in truck registration fees; $785,292 in fuel taxes, and $67,316,786 WILLIAM J. HARTNETT (D) in wages to the industry's 1,929 workers Ohio House, 73rd Dist. (Richland). in Lawrence County. Retired president/CEO, Mansfield/ Licking County residents each year JAMES M. HOOPS (R) Richland Co. Chamber. receive about $192,235,404 from the Age: 70; wife. Donna; five children. 946 trucking industry. This figure repre­ Ohio House, 75th Dist. (Henry, Pike Drive, Mansfield, 44903. Phone: 419/ sents $1,348,113 in truck registration Paulding, Putnam, Van Wert, part of Defi­ 589-9663 (H). fees; $1,403,005 in fuel taxes, and ance). Henry Co. auditor, 1985-98. Ohio Education: Kent State Univ., B.S., Ed.S.; $ 189,484,286 in wages to the industry's Rep. since 1999. West Virginia Univ., M.A. 5,429 workers in Licking County. Age: 43; wife, Deb; daughter. Erica. 195 Member: North Central Technical Col­ Old Creek Drive, Napoleon, 43545.

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70 Ohio Government Directory Education: N.W. State of Louisiana, ing and Fishing Club; Ducks Unlimited. president. 1999; Clintonville Chamber: Capi­ B.S., business/computer programming. Recipient: Natl. Who's Who Among tal City Young Republican Club; Republican Member: County Auditors' Assn. of Executives and Professionals; Who's Who Central and Exec. Corns., 1984 to present; Ohio, president, 1992; Henry Co. Farm Bu­ in American Bus.: Honorary Chapter Farmer- charter president, Four Wards Club. reau, Tax Incentive Review Council. Busi­ FFA; 2000 Awards from Ohio Hunger Hero, Recipient: Outstanding Committeeman ness Advisory Com.. Gideons, Right to Life, Ohio Second Harvest Foodbank, Kids on for Franklin Co. Rep. Party, 1992. First Township Assn., United Way; Napoleon Campus Community Partnership. Ohio Jew­ Chairman's Award, 1993; William H. Optimist Club; Filling Home of Mercy Bd.. ish Communities; 2001 Honorary State FFA Schneider Award, 1994; Outstanding Cam­ former president: Paulding, Putnam and Van Degree; Andrew Carnegie Award, Ohio Li­ paign Mgr. of Year, 1996; F.O.P. Outs. Leg­ Wert Twp. Assn.; Fort to Port Org.; Deshler brary Council, 2002; Ohio Brain Injury Assn. islator of Year. 2003. Lions; Napoleon/Henry Co. Chamber: Na­ plaque, 2002; Natl. Underground Railroad poleon Middle School P.T.O., former presi­ Freedom Center Cert, of Apprec, 2002; dent. Honorary co-chair. Ohio Hunger Taskforce Menu of Hope luncheon, 2002; Legis. of Year, Ohio Chapter of Natl. Assn. of Indus­ trial and Office Properties.

JON A. HUSTED (R) Ohio House, 37th Dist. (Montgomery). Exec. Dir., Dayton Chamber Education LARRY HOUSEHOLDER (R) & Public Improvement Foundation. Ohio House, 91st Dist. (Hocking, Perry, Age: 35; child, Alex. 148 Sherbrooke part of Pickaway, Licking). Perry Co. com­ JAMES M. HUGHES (R) Drive, Kettering, 45429. Phones: 937/293- missioner, 1995-96, president. 1996; Tri- 4275 (H). 937/226-8245 (W). Co. Community Action Agency, 1995-96, Ohio House, 22nd Dist. (Franklin). Education: Univ. of Dayton, B.S., 1989, chairman; CLFP Solid Waste Bd.; Ohio Rep. Franklin Co. Rep. Committeeman since 1984.; M.A., 1993. since 1997, Asst. Maj. Whip, 123rd G.A.; Asst. Franklin Co. Prosecutor, 1997-2000. Member: Leadership Dayton Alumni House Speaker, 124th and 125th G.A. Attorney, Wiles, Boyle, Burkholder and Assn.; Varsity "D" Club; St. Albert's Catho­ Full-time legislator. Bringardner Co., LPA. lic Church. Age: 43; wife, Taundra; sons, Derek. Age: 38; wife, Susan, stepdaughter. Recipient: Dayton Business News - Top Nathan, Adam, Matthew, Luke. P.O. Box Kaela. 4319 Fairoaks Drive, Columbus. 40 Business Leader Under 40 Award; Char­ 65, Glenford. 43739. Phone: 740/659-2500. 43214. Phone: 614/267-0371 (H). ter School Assn. Courage in Leadership Education: Ohio Univ., bachelor's de­ Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.S. Award; Montgomery Co. Republican of Year. gree, political science. Bus. Admin., 1987, transportation & logis­ Member: Farm Bur.; Lions; Eagles; tics, 1988; Capital Univ., J.D., 1994. Logan County residents each year Moose; Shrine; U.S. and Perry Co. Cham­ Member: Phi Gamma Delta Alumni: receive about $71,340,828 from the truck­ bers; NFIB; Ohio Twp. Trustees Assn.; Co. Ascension Lutheran Church, deacon; Sham­ ing industry. This figure represents Commissioners Assn. of Ohio; FFA lifetime rock Club; Goodale Lodge, past master; $429,656 in truck registration fees; alumni; 32nd Degree Mason; Jobs for Ameri­ Aladdin Temple Shrine; American Cancer $851,851 in fuel taxes, and $70,059,321 cas Graduates Bd.; ALEC; St. Paul's Church; Soc; Faith America; OSU Alumni Assn.; in wages to the industry's 2,007 workers Improved Order of Red Men; SE Ohio Hunt­ Charity Newsies; Agonis Club of Columbus, in Logan County. Best Wishes to the Members of the 125th General Assembly Neale & Associates

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Ohio Government Directory 71 dential Scholar; Watchdog of Treasury, 1992, 1996, 2000; ODHS Child Support Enforce­ ment Assn. Partnership Award, 1994; Ohio Nurses Assn. Legislator of Year, 1995,1999; Springfield Area Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa Friend of Education Award, 1995-96; Ohio Assn. of Alcohol. Drug Addiction and Men­ tal Health Svcs. Bds. Legislator of Year, 1996; OSU College of Nursing 1996 Dean's Award; Ohio Assn. of Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences Woman of Year, 1996; Ohio Vocational Assn. Woman of Year, 1996; Ohio Victims of Crime Compensation Prog. 1997; Public Policy Leadership Award; Ohio Perinatal Assn. 1997 Svc. Award; Ohio Assn. of Joint Voc. School Supts. co-person of Year, 1997; Ohio Dental Hygienists' Assn. Friend of Profession, 1999; AOPHA Dist. EDWARD S. JERSE (D) MERLE GRACE KEARNS (R) Svc. Award, 1999; Ohio Assn. of Adult Care Ohio House, 7th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Euclid Ohio House, 72nd Dist. (Clark). Clark Svcs. Award, 1999; Ohio Educational Svc. City councilman. 1989-93; Asst. attorney County commissioner, 1981-91; Ohio Sen­ Ctr. Assn., 1999; Ohio Assn. of Second Har­ general, 1994-95. ate, 1991-2000, Majority Whip. 123rdG. A. vest Foodbank Hunger Heroine, 2000; Sigma Attorney, Moscarino & Treu. Full-time legislator. Theta Tau Jane Swart Award for Vision of Age: 43; wife, Shannon: children, Ed­ Husband,Tom; sons,Tom. Michael.Tim. Leadership in Nursing, 2000: Mid-Ohio Dis­ ward. Mairin Anne, Elizabeth. 54 E. 212 St., Matthew. 2664 Brookdale Drive, Spring­ trict Nurses Assn. Legis. of Year, 1996,2000; Euclid, 44123. Phone: 216/289-8959 (H). field, 45502. Phone: 937/323-1581 (H). OSU College of Human Ecology Alumni Education: Georgetown Univ., B.A., his- Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.S., Soc. Citizenship Award, 2000; Ohio Assn. of tory, magna cum laude. Phi Beta Kappa; 1960. Advanced Practice Nurses Legis. of Year, Harvard Law School, J.D. Member: Assembly of State Issues, Leg­ 2001. Member: Euclid Planning & Zoning islative Effectiveness Com.; Ohio Ctr. for Commission, 1988-89; adjunct faculty, Case Prevention of Family and Community Vio­ Western Univ. School of Law. lence; Ohio Children's Trust Fund Bd., past Lorain County residents each year chair; Committee on Education Oversight; receive about $362,396,576 from the LSC; NCSL Exec. Com.; Policy Consensus trucking industry. This figure repre­ Initiative Bd.. vice chair; Welfare Oversight sents $2,101,027 in truck registration Council; Delegate to 2000 Republican Natl. fees; $2,020,656 in fuel taxes, and Convention. $358,274,893 in wages to the industry' s Recipient: Pilot Club Woman of Year; 10,264 workers in Lorain County. Who's Who in Midwest and of American Women; Omicron Nu honorary; OSU Presi­

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72 Ohio Government Directory Lucas County residents each year re­ Madison County residents each year ceive about $592,879,457 from the truck­ receive about $55,495,221 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents ing industry. This figure represents $3,017,180 in truck registration fees; $356,647 in truck registration fees; $2,710,313 in fuel taxes, and $786,502 in fuel taxes, and $54,352,071 $587,151,964 in wages to the industry's in wages to the industry's 1,557 workers 16,821 workers in Lucas County. in Madison County.

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KILBANE (R) Ohio House, 6th Dist. (Wood). Wood Ohio House, 57th Dist. (Lorain). North Ohio House. 16th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Co. commissioner. 1991 -1996; Ohio Senate, Ridgeville director of law, prosecutor; mag­ Husband. Thomas; children. Sarah, Tho­ 1997-2000. Ohio Rep. since 2000. istrate, Elyria Municipal Court. mas, Eamon, James, Carlin. 22800 Lake Attorney. Attorney, self-employed. Rd., Rocky River, 44116. Phone: 440/333- Age: 46; wife, Marcia; daughters, Eliza­ Age: 53; wife, Gayle; children, Allison, 4027 (H). beth. Maria. 1446 Rosewood Drive, Bowl­ Nathan. 5380 Barton Rd., North Ridgeville, Education: Case Western Reserve Univ., ing Green, 43402. Phone: 419/352-1956 44039. Phones: 440/327-1799 (H), 440/ Ph.D. and M.A., economics, MS.N.. nurs­ (H). 327-2700 (W). ing; St. John College, B.S.. nursing. Education: Bow ling Green State Univ., Education: Kent State Univ., B.A.; Univ. Member: Precinct committeeman and B.A. cum laude. 1978; Univ. of Toledo Col­ of Akron, J.D.; Ohio Judicial College; Ohio treasurer. Cuyahoga Co. Republican Party. lege of Law, J.D., 1981. Bar College: KSU Student Police Training Member: Bowling Green Noon Kiwanis, Acad. past president and director: Wood Co. Ar­ Member: Ohio State and Lorain Co. Bar thritis Bd. 1991-95, Bowling Green Cham­ Assns: Ohio School Bds. Assn.; Ohio Coun­ ber; Wood Co. Farm Bureau; Friends of cil of School Bds. Attorneys; North Ridgeville Camp Perry; Wood Co. Hist. Soc; Omicron Jaycees, Kiwanis, past president. Chamber, Delta Kappa; honorary member of Wood charter, City Baseball League, manager; Co. Twp. Trustees. Ranger Boys Basketball Boosters, president: Recipient: Inducted into Omicron Delta Natl. Youth Coaches Assn.; Elyria Memorial Kappa. BGSU: Honored by BG Community Hospital Co.; North Ridgeville Rep. Club, Found, for Pro Bono legal work; Watchdog past president; Lorain Co. Rep. Central Com., of Treasury/UCO, 1998, 2000; Outs. Fresh­ past vice chair: Rep. Precinct Committee­ man Legislator Award/UCO. 1998; Ohio man. North Ridgeville Ward IV. Assn. of Alcohol, Drug Addiction & Mental Recipient: Charles H. Stuart Memorial Health Legislator Appreciation Award, 1999; Award for Svc. to Community and Rep. Ohio Natl. Guard Maj. Gen. Charles Dick Partv, 1991. Award, 1999; Bowling Green Noon Kiwanis Dist. Svc., 1999; Wood Co. 4-H recognition, 1999; OSU/Seagrant recognition, 1999; Legis. of Year, League of Ohio Sportsmen JOSEPH F. KOZIURA (D) and Ohio Farmers Union, 2000. Ohio House, 56th Dist. (Lorain). Lorain City Auditor, 1976-83; Ohio Rep., 1985-95, 2001-; mayor of Lorain, 1996-99. Mahoning County residents each year Financial advisor, Wachovia Securities. receive about $288,390,054 from the Age: 56; wife, Kitti; daughter, Mary. trucking industry. This figure repre­ 5308GargaszDrive, Lorain,44053. Phones: sents $2,070,148 in truck registration 440/282-7452 (H), 440/960-5700 (W). fees; $1,345,513 in fuel taxes, and Education: Lorain Co. Community Col­ $284,974,393 in wages to the industry's lege, Assoc. - business; Dyke College - busi­ 8.164 workers in Mahoning County. ness. Marion County residents each year Member: Lorain Co. Democrat Exec. receive about $81,243,550 from the Com.; Lorain Co. Chamber; Elks; Licensed trucking industry. This figure repre­ Securities and Exchange Comm.; NASD; sents $523,206 in truck registration fees; (D) C.F.P.- A.A.M.S. $937,486 in fuel taxes, and $79,782,857 Recipient: Secretary of State Jack Wolf in wages to the industry's 2,286 workers Ohio House, 8th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Memorial Award; Ohio AmVets Legislative in Marion County. Attorney. Award; Choices for Victims of Domestic Age: 35. 171 11 Kenyon Rd., Shaker Violence President's Award. Heights, 44120.

74 Ohio Government Directory Education: College of Wooster, B.A.; lumbus Metropolitan Area Community Ac­ B.S..1971;Univ.ofUtah.M.S.. 1974, Ph.D., Univ. of Michigan Law School, J.D. tion Org. Bd.; Ohio Supreme Court Criminal 1976. Member: Ohio State and Pennsylvania Sentencing Comm.; Ohio Security Task Member: Great Lakes Science Center Bar Assns.; previous district director for Force. Bd.; CuyahogaCo.DemocraticExec.Com.; Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones. Recipient: Dist. Community Svc. and Cleveland-Volgograd Oblast Alliance; Leadership Award, Columbus Jewish Fed., Archwood United Church of Christ. 2001; Central Ohio Mayors Council, past president.

JAMES F. MCGREGOR (R) TOM NIEHAUS (R) Ohio House, 20th Dist. (Franklin). Mayor ofGahanna, 1983-2001. Ohio House, 88th Dist. (Brown, part of Full-time legislator. DALE MILLER (D) Clermont, Adams). Age: 54; wife, Nancy; children. Abbey, Ohio House, 14th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Full-time legislator. Matthew, Zachary. 180 Academy Ct., Cleveland City Council, 1980-97. Age: 52; wife, Emily; children, David, Gahanna, 43230. Phone: 614/475-5735 (H). Full-time legislator. Kristein, Michelle. 1131 Little Indian Creek Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, B.A.; Age: 53; wife, Carol. 4300 W. 143rd, Rd., New Richmond, 45157-9602. Phones: Ohio State Univ., 40 graduate hours, public Cleveland, 44135-2002. Phone: 216/252- 513/553-6569 (H), 513/319-6569 (W). administration. 7827(H). Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A.; Member: Rails-to-Trails; Rotary; Co­ Education: Case Western Reserve Univ., Xavier Univ., MBA.

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76 Ohio Government Directory Franklin Co. Mental Health Assn.. Mechani­ Age: 70; widower; children, John, Robyn. Bd.; vice president of Family Services cal Contractors Assn. of NW Ohio and Ohio 1969 Wells Creek Run. Akron, 44312-1986. Agency; Youngstown Bd. of Ed. Strategic Acad, of Trial Lawyers; Leadership 2000 by Phone: 330/733-8254 (H). Planning Comm; 911 Adv. Bd.; chair, Ohioan magazine; Dist. Legislator Awards Education: Univ. of Akron, B.A.. 1958, Governor's Comm. of African American from American Psychiatric Assn., 2000, Natl. Master's, 1964. Males; 1 st vice chair. Mahoning Dem. Party; Alliance of Mentally 111, 1997, NAMI of Recipient: Man of Year, Varsity A, Univ. 5th Ward Youngstown Committeeman. Ohio, 1998. Ohio Assn. of ADAMHS Bds., of Akron. 1993; Meritorious Svc. Award, Recipient: 2000 Friends of Family Plan­ 1999, Ohio Psychiatric Assn., 1999, Ohio Varsity A, 1996; Outs. Professional, Sr. Citi­ ning Award, Planned Parenthood of Psychological Assn., 1999, Amer. Psychiat­ zens Commission, 1999; 2000 Super Kids Mahoning Valley; Black Knights Police ric Assn.. 1999, Ohio Advocates for Mental Classic Grand Marshal. 2000. Assn. Award; Delegate to 1996 Democratic Health, 2000; Advocate of Year, Depressive National Convention (top vote getter in Ohio). and Manic Depressive Assn. of Toledo. 2000; Maumee Outs. Citizen, 1999; Watchdog of Treasury, 1996.

SYLVESTER PATTON, JR. (D) THOMAS F. PATTON (R) Ohio House. 60th Dist. (Mahoning). Full-time legislator. Ohio House. 18th Dist. (Cuyahoga). ROBERT J. OTTERMAN (D) Age: 53; wife. Juanell; sons, Sylvester Meritech Blue - Cleveland & Akron Can­ III, Marcus Allen. 727 Brentwood Ave., ton Marketing Consultant. Ohio House, 45th Dist. (Summit). Akron Youngstown, 44511. Phone: 330/744-2210 Age: 49; wife,Carol:children,Shannon. 6th Ward councilman, 1970-78; councilman (H). Erin, Thomas II, Meghan. Brigid. Kathleen. at-large, 1979-2000. Ohio Rep. since 2001. Education: Attended Youngstown State 17157 Rabbit Run Drive, Strongsville, 44136. Full-time legislator. Retired high school Univ. Phones: 440/238-7132 (H), 216/271-4800 counselor and teacher. Member: State Employees Credit Union (W).

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78 Ohio Government Directory ning Commission. Warren Co. Combined can government. 1991. Health Dist; Farm Bureau: St. Susanna Catho­ Member: Kelleys Island Audubon Club; lic Church; Ohio and Wanen Co. Township Port Clinton Area and Erie Co. Chambers; Assns.; Moeller Alumni Assn. Port Clinton Kiwanis; Elks Lodge 1718; Recipient: Cincinnati Enquirer'.s"21 to Ottawa and Erie Co. Twp. Assns.; Lake Erie Watch", 2000. Charter Boat Assn.; NAACP; Sandusky Citi­ zens Coalition; Port Clinton Champions for Children: Farmers Union. Recipient: Port Clinton Parks and Rec. Dept. Svc. Award. 1992: Woodmore High School FFA Hon. member, 1992; WSOS Community Action Comm., 1996; Friends of Camp Perry President's Award, 1997; Ottawa Co. Sr. Fair Bd. Svc. Award. 1998; Ottawa Sandusky Senecal Solid Waste Bd. Svc. Award. 1999; Oak Harbor FFA Elected Official Award, 2002; Ottawa Co. Family and Children First Award, 2000; Lucas Co. LARRY PRICE (D) Schools Elected Official Award, 2000. Ohio House, 26th Dist. (Franklin). Special Asst. to Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman. Age: 48; wife, Charlotte: children. Tanikka, Angela. 1587 Franklin Park South. Columbus, 43205. Phones: 614/258-4545 JIM RAUSSEN (R) (H), 614/645-2551 (W). Ohio House, 28th Dist. (Hamilton). Education: Ohio State Univ., public rela­ Hamilton Twp. trustee, 1993-97. tions, journalism; Franklin Univ.. real estate Great American Insurance Co., claims license. specialist. Member: Boards of; Urban Scouting. Age: 32; wife, Tara. 529 Observatory CAMACAO, Mount Olivet Christian Acad­ Drive, Cincinnati,45246. Phones: 513/674- emy. Baptist Ministerial Alliance; past boards 7281 (H). 513/412-4607 (W). of NAACP and the Columbus Urban League; Education: Xavier Univ., B.A., political founding member and chaplain of 100 Black science: studied at Oxford Univ. (England) Men of Central Ohio. in international studies. Recipient: Who's Who in Black Colum­ Member: Springdale Chamber; Ameri­ bus; statewide coordinator for President Bill cans for Tax Reform; Hamilton Co. Repub­ Clinton. lican Party Exec. Com; St. Peter's and St. LINDA REIDELBACH (R) Paul's Parish. Reading. Ohio House, 21st Dist. (Franklin). Franklin Co. Republican Central Com., fourth term. Executive V.P., MJR Enterprises, Inc. Age: 53; husband, Michael. Sr.; chil­ dren, Jason and Jaime Thomas, Mike. Jr. and Jeff Reidelbach. 1411 Briarmeadow Drive, Worthington,43235. Phone: 614/436-4642 (H). Education: Miami Univ. graduate. Member: Destiny Training Camp Bd.; Columbus Team. Abstinence Educators Net­ work; Worthington League for Decency, former president; Worthington Christian Church; former talk show hostess for WCVO- FM; volunteer for Meals on Wheels. Salva­ tion Army Christmas Cheer. Central Ohio THOMAS A. RAGA (R) Chapter, American Family Assn., Concerned Women for America of Ohio; Worthington Ohio House. 67th Dist. (Warren). Former CHRIS REDFERN (D) Hills Civic Assn. Deerfield Twp. trustee. P.R.S. LLC vice president. Ohio House, 80th Dist. (Erie, part of Age: 37; wife, Jean; children. Colleen, Ottawa). Ottawa Co. Commissioner, 1993- Miami County residents each year Rick. 6325 Eagle Ct., Mason, 45040. Phone: 99. Ohio Rep. since 1999. receive about $131,863,009 from the 513/459-1348 (H). Greenhouse contractor. trucking industry. This figure repre­ Education: Cornell Univ., B.S., agricul­ Age: 38; wife, Roberta. 3750 N. Roger sents $894,617 in truck registration fees; tural economics. Drive, Port Clinton, 43452. Phone: 419/ $1,071,928 in fuel taxes, and Member: Warren Co. Republican Party 797-2988 (H). $ 129,896,464 in wages to the industrx' s Exec. Com. and Young Republican Club Education: Bowling Green State Univ., 3,721 workers in Miami County. (chairman); past member. Regional Plan­ B.A., political science, 1988; M.A.. Ameri­

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STEPHEN E. REINHARD (R) JEAN SCHMIDT (R) Ohio House, 82nd Dist. (Crawford, Ohio House, 66th Dist. (part of Clermont). Wyandot, part of Marion). Ohio Rep. since Miami Township trustee. 2001. Husband; Peter; daughter Emilie. 771 Former teacher, Crest view Local Schools; Wards Corner Rd., Loveland, 45140. Phone: farmer. 513/677-5495 (H). Age: 35. 2030 SR 4, Bucyrus, 44820. Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, B.S., Phone: 419/562-8357 (H). political science, 1974, secondary Ed., 1984. Education: Ohio State Univ.. B.S. agri­ Member: Ohio and Clermont Co. Twp. cultural economics; B.S., Ag. Ed. Assns.; Coalition of Large Ohio Urban Twps., Member: Crestview FFA Legacy Fund JOHN M. SCHLICHTER (R) founding member; Clermont Co. and Milford- Scholarship Com.; Ohio Farm Bureau; Cen­ Miami Chambers; Clermont Library Bd., Ohio House, 85th Dist. (Fayette, part of tral Ohio Farmers Co-op; Ohio Cattlemens president 1997-99; Clermont Co. Republi­ Pickaway, Ross). Fayette Co. Commissioner Assn.; Ohio Corn and Soybean Growers can Party, chairman 1996-98; St. Elizabeth since 1999; Fayette Co. and Miami Trace Assn.; Bucyrus Twp. Fire Dept.; Martin Seton Church; Clermont Northwest Rotary Bd. of Ed., 1994-97; Clinton-Fayette-High­ Luther Lutheran Church; asst. varsity bas­ (first female president. 1999) and Agricul­ land Bd. of Ed., 1997-99. ketball coach. tural Soc; Leukemia Soc. of America Team Farmer. Recipient: Selected as an outstanding Training Prog.; Milford Miami Twp. Coali­ Wife, Debbie; children. Bethany, Trey, teacher by the top 10 graduating seniors at tion on Aging. Miles. 2664 US Rt. 62 NE, Washington Crestview, 1997, 1998, 1999. Recipient: Ranked top 20% female mara­ C.H., 43160. Phone: 740/333-7238 (H). thon runners in USA and # 1 female runner in Education: Attended Otterbein College. age division in Cincinnati. Completed 30 Member: Grace Community Church; marathons including 3rd place overall. Blue Fayette Co. Pork Producers, past vice presi­ Ash, 1992. dent; Fayette Co. Farm Bureau, Planning Commission and Chamber; Community Im­ provement Corp.; capital campaign cochair, Fayette Family YMCA; Gov. Taft appointee to Southern State Community College Bd.; 4-H advisor for 10 years; Wilmington and Chillicothe Emmaus Communities.

Monroe County residents each year receive about $13,856,954 from the trucking industry. This figure repre­ sents $ 147,184 in truck registration fees; TIM SCHAFFER (R) $745,055 in fuel taxes, and $12,964,714 in wages to the industry' s 371 workers in Ohio House, 5th Dist. (Fairfield). Monroe County. Executive Director, Ohio Soc. of Profes­ Montgomery County residents each sional Engineers. year receive about $722,178,715 from MICHELLE GLASS Age: 39;wife,Lori. 1173 Stone Run Ct., the trucking industry. This figure repre­ SCHNEIDER (R) Lancaster, 43130. Phones: 740/654-0007 sents $3,666,348 in truck registration (H), 614/228-8605 (W). fees; $3,209,188 in fuel taxes, and Ohio House, 35th Dist. (Wanen, part of Education: Ohio Univ. - Lancaster; Mount $715,303,179 in wages to the industry's Hamilton). Former Madeira Mayor, city Union College. B.A., political science and 20,493 workers in Montgomery County. council since 1993. communications, 1985. Business owner. Member: Ohio, Lancaster-Fairfield Co. Age: 49; sons, Daniel, Justus. 8138 Chambers; Fairfield Co. Republican Party, Maxfield Lane, Madeira, 45243. Phone:

Ohio Government Directory 81 513/271-0908 (H). Education: Univ. of Cincinnati. B.A., Bicycle Fed. Horace M. Huffman, Jr. Svc. to Education: The Ohio State Univ., Univ. summa cum laude, honors in history, 1975; Bicyclists Award; appreciation from S W Ohio of Cincinnati. J.D., law review. Order of the Coif, 1978. Hemophilia Found. Member: St. Gertrude's Catholic Church; Member: Past president of Westwood American and Ohio Health Care Assns.; Civic Assn., Western Hamilton Co. Eco­ Madeira School Foundation and Alumni nomic Council, and Hamilton Co. Twp. Assn.. secretary. Assn.; secretary of Bridgetown Civic Assn. Recipient: Fellow in American College and SW Ohio Twp. Assn.; Key Club chair, of Health Care Administrators; Dist. Admin­ Price Hill-Western Hills Kiwanis; Exec. istrator of Year Award. Com.. Hamilton Co. Republican Party; Green Twp. Civic Club; Fraternal Order of Police Associates; past deacon and trustee, Westwood First Presbyterian Church; Ken­ tucky Colonels; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alumni; Western Hills Country Club; Ohio State and Cincinnati Bar Assns. Recipient: Earth Day Coalition Pub. Ser­ vant of Year, 2000; commissioner, Ohio Small Government Capital Improvement Commission; Ohio Public Works Commis­ V sion, Dist. 2, Integrating Com.; commis­ sioner, Cincinnati Recreation Commission, 1992-93; chairman, Black Wolf Dist. Friends DANIEL J. SFERRA (D) of Scouting Campaign, 1999. Ohio House, 64th Dist. (Trumbull). War­ ren City Council, 1972-79; Wanen Mayor, 1980-1995. Full-time legislator. DERRICK SEAVER (D) Age: 53; wife, Deana; children, Melissa, Dan Jr. 1175 Eastland. Wanen. 44484. Ohio House, 78th Dist. (Champaign, Phone: 330/369-8301 (H). Shelby, part of Mercer). Ohio Rep. since Education: Attended Kent State Univ. 2001. Member: Wolves Club; Knights of Co­ Sales Dept.. Tigereye Design, Inc. lumbus; St. James Church. Age: 20; single. 45 S. Lincoln St., Minster, 45865. Phone: 419/628-2445 (H). Education: Minster High School. Member: National Rifle Assn., Minster: NB Right-to-Life; Auglaize Co. Democratic Club Exec. Com.; Minster Civics Assn.

ARLENE J. SETZER (R) Ohio House, 36th Dist. (Montgomery). VandaliaCity Council, member 1982-2000, vice-mayor, 1986-88, 1995-2000. Retired teacher, Vandalia-Butler High School. Age: 58. Address: 375 E. Stonequany Rd., Vandalia, 45377. Phone: 937/890- 2565 (H). Education: Univ. of Dayton, B.A. busi­ ness administration, 1966; Wright State MICHAEL SKINDELL (D) Univ., M. A. education, 1973 and post-gradu­ ate work. Ohio House, 13th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Member: Miami Valley Military Affairs Councilman at large. City of Lakewood. Assn.; Vandalia Rotary, president. 1994-95; Attorney, Friedman, Domiano & Smith WILLIAM J. SEITZ (R) Vandalia-Butler Food Pantry Bldg. Fund Co., LPA. chair; Presidents Club of Vandalia. presi­ Age: 40; single. 16800 Delaware Ave., Ohio House, 30th Dist. (Hamilton). Green dent, 1997-99; Vandalia-Butler Hist. Soc. Lakewood, 44107. Phone: 216/521-9919 Twp. Trustee, 1994-2000, chairman. 1994, vice president, 2000; Montgomery Co. Agri­ (H). 1996,1998; vice chairman, 2000; Cincinnati cultural Soc, Cattlemen's Assn., and Farm Education: Walsh College, B.A., busi­ Bd. of Ed., 1990-1993. Ohio Rep. since Bureau; Sister Cities of Vandalia; Mont­ ness and political science, 1983; Cleveland - 2001. gomery Co. Republican Party precinct cap­ Marshall College of Law, J.D., 1987. Partner. Taft. Stettinius & Hollister. tain. Member: Barton Senior Center Bd.; Age: 48; wife, Diane; children, Andrew, Recipient: Vandalia Rotary Hall of Fame, Westerly Senior Apartments Bd.; Lakewood Bradley. 2097 Beech Grove Drive, Cincin­ 1999; Republican Woman of Year, 1997 and Jaycees; Lakewood Democratic Club; Oak nati, 45233. Phone: 513/357-9332 (W). 2001; Clara Weisenborn Award, 1999; Ohio Tree PTA.

82 Ohio Government Directory Convenant Presbyterian Church. Chest; National Black Caucus State Legisla­ Recipient: Cap City Young Rep. Club tors; State of Ohio Women's Democratic Outs. Svc. Award and Most Outs. Republi­ Caucus; BWPAC. can Club; OSU Varsity Men's Lacrosse Recipient: Blacks in the Media Achieve­ Scholar Athlete and Conf. Champions. ment Award; Euclid Park Recognition Svc. Award; Outstanding Performance in the Media Award.

GEOFFREY C. SMITH (R)

Ohio House, 24th Dist. (Franklin). Ward 10 Rep.. Franklin Co. Republican Central Com. Full-time legislator. Age: 34.1479CliffCt..Columbus,43204. SHIRLEY A. SMITH (D) Phone: 614/487-0650 (H). Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A., Ohio House. 10th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Ohio DAN STEWART (D) political science. Rep. since 1999. Member: Big Brothers/Big Sisters; Sigma Full-time legislator. Ohio House, 25th Dist. (Franklin). Chi; Master Mason 32nd Degree; Shriner; Daugher Melanie; son. Willie. Phone: Greater Hilltop Area Commission, two terms. Leukemia Soc. of America; Special Wish 216/451-2276 (H). Full-time legislator. Foundation; Columbus Museum of Art; Co­ Education: Cuyahoga Community Col­ Single. 363 Demorest, Columbus,43204. lumbus Blues Alliance; life member. Cap lege, associate; Cleveland State Univ., B.A., Phone: 614/272-1701 (H). City Republican Club, past president; Ameri­ communications. Education: The . can Council of Young Political Leaders; Member: Women in Government: Hope Member: Service Employees Interna- OEA

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Ohio Government Directory 83 tional Union; Hilltop Business Association; ditor of administration, Summit Co. Auditor Franklin Co. Democratic Party Central Com. Office, 1989-2000. Age: 47; husband, Vernon L.; daughters, Stancy, Emilia. 615 Diagonal Rd., Akron, 44320. Phone: 330/434-0202 (H). Education: Univ. of Akron, M.P. A., 1991; bachelor of social work, 1989. Morgan County residents each year receive about $ 11,538,567 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents $141,477 in truck registration fees; $676,269 in fuel taxes, and $10,720,821 in wages to the industry' s 307 workers in Morgan County. Morrow County residents each year receive about $39,463,493 from the truck- ing industry. This figure represents BARBARA ANN SYKES (D) $334,492 in truck registration fees; Ohio House, 44th Dist. (Summit). Akron $733,501 in fuel taxes, and $38,395,500 JIMMY STEWART (R) City Council, 1983-1989. in wages to the industry's 1,100 workers Full-time legislator. Former deputy au­ in Morrow County. Ohio House, 92nd Dist. (Athens, Meigs, Morgan, part of Washington). Athens City Council, 1st Ward; Athens auditor. Full-time legislator. Age: 33: single. 247 West Union#104A, Athens, 45701. Phone: 740/594-3124 (H). Education: Marshall Univ., economics; XavierUniv., master of business administra­ tion with taxation concentration; Ohio Univ. 24 hours of accounting. Member: Athens Chamber; Ohio Gov­ THE COLLAMORE GROUP ernmental Finance Officers Assn. Government Relations • Public Policy Consulting

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FRED STRAHORN (D) CGL is a government relations/public policy consulting Ohio House, 40th Dist. (Montgomery). firm specializing in county/local government with special Full-time legislator. emphasis on human services, alcohol, drug addiction and Age: 37; daughter, Morgan. 223 mental health, MRDD, Medicaid and government finance. Kenwood Ave., Dayton, 45405. Phones: 937/274-9546. Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A., aviation management. Member: Trotwood Democratic Club; The Collamore Group Democratic Voters League; former member 37 West Broad Street, #1140 of Southwest Dayton Business Assn. and Dayton Area Board of Realtors; Reach Out Columbus, OH 43215 Montgomery Co. Bd.; Dayton Rotary, hon­ (614) 221-9976* Office orary member. (614) 221-1667 • Fax Recipient: Team member of Rotary Intl. e-mail: [email protected] Group Study Exchange to Sweden, 1999.

84 Ohio Qovernment Directory Legis. of Year, 2002; Ohio Fire Chiefs Assn. ESC, 1994-96. Legislator Award, 2001; Hon. Master's De­ Self-employed farmer. gree, Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine; Age: 42; wife, Carla; daughter, Judy. Center for Families & Children Leadership 7760 S. SR 100, Sycamore, 44882. Phones: Award, 2001. 419/397-2207 (H), 419/447-4550 (W). Education: Mohawk High School, 1978. Member: Kiwanis Club; Harmony United MethodistChurch; NFIB; Farm Bureau; Boy Scout Merit Badge counselor.

MARY TAYLOR (R) Ohio House, 43rd Dist. (Summit, part of Portage). Green City Council, Finance Com. chair. CPA, Bober, Markey, Fedorovich & Co. Age: 36; husband, Donzell: children, PETER UJVAGI (D) Joseph, Michael. 3431 Parfoure Blvd., Uniontown, 44685. Phone: 330/699-3031 (H). Ohio House, 47th Dist (Lucas). Former Education: Univ. of Akron, B.S., ac­ Toledo City Council president. counting, master's in taxation. Full-time legislator. KATHLEEN WALCHER (R) Member: American Inst, of CPAs; Ohio Wife, Elizabeth; four children. 124 Paine Society of CPAs, director; Goodyear Hunt­ Ave.,Toledo,43605. Phone: 419/691-6958 Ohio House, 58th Dist. (Huron, part of ing & Fishing Club; National Rifle Assn. (H). Lorain, Seneca). Former Huron Co. Clerk of Education: Attended Univ. of Toledo, the Court of Common Pleas, two and one- political science and economics. half terms. Member: St. Stephans Catholic Church; Married, three children. 394 Cleveland Hungarian-American Coalition; Hungarian Rd., Norwalk, 44857. Phone: 419/663-1161 Club of Toledo; VFW Post 4906; Commo­ (H). dore Perry Post 3338; Natl. Democratic Eth­ Education: Norwalk St. Paul High School. nic Coordinating Com. Recipient: Outs. East Toledoan Award; Northwest Ohio Chamber Government Ad­ vocate of 2000; Dist. Svc. Award, Ameri­ can-Hungarian Found.; Key to the Golden Door Award, Intl. Inst, of Toledo; member, President's Natl. Comm. on Neighborhoods.

JIM TRAKAS (R) Ohio House, 17th Dist. (Cuyahoga). In­ dependence City councilman. 1992-96.; chairman. Cuyahoga Republican Central Com., chair. M. A. Hanna Co., corporate materials SHAWN WEBSTER (R) manager. Ohio House, 53rd Dist. (part of Butler). Age: 37; single. Ross Local School Bd., 1982-93; Butler Co. Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A., Ed. Svc. Center Governing Bd., 1994-99; 1987. Butler Co. Republican Central Com. Member: St. Paul Greek Orthodox Veterinarian, founder and owner of Church; AIPAC; City Club of Cleveland; Lodder's Plaza Animal Clinic. Cleveland Museum of Art; Western Reserve JEFF WAGNER (R) Age: 53; wife, Penny; children, Noel, Hist. Soc; Order of AHEPA; various Re­ Noah, Nadia. 333 Sir Lawrence Drive, publican organizations; 3rd Degree Master Ohio House, 81 st Dist. (Sandusky, part of Hamilton, 45013. Phones: 513/868-6221 Mason, Acacia Lodge. Ottawa, Seneca). Seneca Co. commissioner. (H); 513/895-3740 (W). Recipient: AHEPA Periclean of the Year, 1997-2002; Mohawk Local School Bd., 1992- Education: Miami Univ. and Ohio State 1999; UCO Watchdog of Treasury, 2000 and 94; Bd. of Governors, North Central OH Univ., pre-vet; OSU College of Veterinary

Ohio Government Directory 85 Medicine. DVM, 1973. Education: Wright State Univ.. B.S., 45502. Phones: 937/322-3577 (H), 937/ Member: Park Ave. United Methodist Mktg. 604-2180 (W). Church; American, Ohio, Butler-Warren Member: Fairhaven Church. Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, bachelor Counties and Cincinnati Veterinary Medical Recipient: Outstanding Young Republi­ of architecture, certificate in historic preser­ Assns.; Butler Co. Farm Bureau. can; Montgomery Co. chairman of Voinovich vation. for Senate and Governor, Bush for President. Member: High Street United Methodist Church; Xenia, Bellbrook-Sugarcreek, Springfield, Madison Co. Chambers; Clark Co. Farm Bur.; Ohio Twp. Assn.; Springfield Rotary; Clark Co. Republican Central Com. Recipient: Fellow, American Inst, of Architects; legislative achievement awards from Ohio Aggregates Assn., Greene Co. Twp. Assn., Greene Co. Career Ctr.; Madi­ son Co. Senior Center Hall of Fame, 2002.

Muskingum County residents each year receive about $115,248,857 from the trucking industry. This figure rep­ resents $765,018 in truck registration fees; $1,042,589 in fuel taxes, and $ 113,441,250 in wages to the industry's JOHN JOSEPH WHITE (R) 3.250 workers in Muskingum County. CHRIS WIDENER (R) Ohio House, 38th Dist. (Montgomery). Noble County residents each year Kettering City Council, 1995-99, vice mayor, Ohio House, 84th Dist. (Madison, part of receive about $14,778,559 from the 2000. Clark, Greene). Ohio Rep., 123rd G. A.; Mad trucking industry. This figure repre­ Sr. manager human resources, The River Bd. of Education vice president, 1996- sents $ 126,940 in truck registration fees; Reynolds and Reynolds Co. 99. $689,620 in fuel taxes, and $ 13,962,000 Age: 43; wife, Andrea; children. Emily. Architect/owner, Widener Reichard De­ in wages to the industry's 400 workers Mary Ellen. Allison. 5212 Sugar Maple sign & Construction. in Noble County. Drive, Kettering, 45440. Phones: 937/434- Age: 39; wife, Sally; children. Emily, 4561 (H), 937/485-8701 (W). Brandon. 4887 Peacock Rd., Springfield,

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86 Ohio Government Directory borhoods in Partnership. Recipient: UCO Watchdog of Treasury. 2000; Technology Policy Group 2001 Leg­ islative Wired Award: Ohio Dental Hygien- ist Assn. Dist. Friend of the Profession. 2001: Ohio Acad, of Trial Lawyers Outs. Legisla­ tor, 2002; Outs. Professional Achievement from Ohio Soc. of Landscape Architects.

JOHN WIDOWFIELD (R) JOHN R. WILLAMOWSKI (R) Ohio House, 42nd Dist. (Summit). Ohio House, 4th Dist. (Allen). Ohio Rep. Cuyahoga Falls City Council, 1997-2001. since 1999. Ohio Rep. since 2001. Attorney, Willamowski & Willamowski, Full-time legislator. L.P.A. Age: 38; wife, Annemarie; children, Age: 42; wife, Mona; children, Matthew, Alexandra, Jacob. 2037 14th St., Cuyahoga Sheila, Kimberly, John Jr. 507 Kenilworth Falls, 44223. Phone: 330/928-3353 (H). Ave., Lima, 45805. Phones: 419/225-6954 Education: Hiram College, B.A., man­ (H), 419/228-8233 (W). BRYAN C. WILLIAMS (R) agement, 1990; Univ. of Akron, M.B.A., Education: Univ. of Notre Dame, B.A., finance, 1997. philosophy, 1982; Ohio Northern Univ., J.D. Ohio House, 41st Dist. (Summit). Sum­ Member: Riverfront YMCA Bd.; Blos­ 1985. mit Co. Juvenile Court Administrator 1991- som Bd. of Overseers: American Legion Member: Lima-Allen Co. Chamber; 96; Ohio Rep. since 1997. Post 281; Cuyahoga Falls and Stow-Monroe Allen Co. Bar Assn.; Sertoma Club; Ex­ Full-time legislator. Falls Chambers; Summit Co. Republican change Club; Ohio Farm Bureau; Lima Sa­ Age: 38; wife, Maria; daughters, Hannah, Finance and Exec. Corns. maritan House Bd.: Lima Allen Co. Neigh- Rachel. 860 Rickel Circle, Akron, 44333.

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Ohio Government Directory 87 Phone: 330/873-9466 (H). Owner, Wilson Funeral and Furniture Co., Education: Denison Univ.. B.A.. history Inc. and Wilson Realty Co., Bridgeport. and political science, 1987. Age: 59; children, Robert, Brad, Jason, Member: Fairlawn Civil Svc. Comm.. Jarrett. 125 East Lawn, St. Clairsville, 43950. 1995; Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church Phones: 740/695-9722 (H), 740/635-0652 (B). Bd., 1994-96; Akron Civic Theatre Bd., 1994- Education: Ohio Univ., B.S., business 2000; Order of AHEPA Bd., 1993-96; administration; Cincinnati College of Mor­ Porthouse Theatre Bd., 1991-93. tuary Science, 1967. Recipient: UCO Watchdog of Treasury, Member: Belmont Natl. Bank Bd., vice 1998. chairman; East Ohio Regional Hospital Bd.; Bridgeport Public Library Bd.; past presi­ dent. Ohio Funeral Directors Assn. and Ohio Home Furnishings. Ottawa County residents each year receive about $54,776,182 from the trucking industry. This figure repre­ sents $429,969 in truck registration fees; $742,106 in fuel taxes, and $53,604,107 in wages to the industry's 1,536 work­ CHARLES A. WILSON, JR. (D) ers in Ottawa County. Ohio House, 96th Dist. (Harrison, part of Tuscarawas, Belmont). Ohio Rep. since 1997.

BAKER HI-WAY EXPRESS, INC. B\» 555 Commercial Parkway, P.O. Box 506 Dover, Ohio 44622 *\E 330/343-5553 •• Fax 330/364-1384 "Growing with Tuscarawas County and LARRY WOLPERT (R) Serving Industry since 1934" Ohio House, 23rd Dist. (Franklin). Hilliard City Council, 1993-2000, Franklin Co. Republican Central Com. Legislator and realtor. Age: 47. 4598 Marilyn St.. Hilliard. 43026. Phone: 614/876-0081 (H). Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.S., business administration; MBA, Capital Univ. Member: Boards of Heritage Rails to Trails. Inc.. and Columbus Cancer Clinic; St. John Lutheran Church, Dublin, past Exec. Dir.; Franklin Co. Farm Bureau; Hilliard, Dublin, Grove City and Ohio Chambers; NFIB; Northwest Franklin Co. Hist. Soc, life; Dublin Hist. Soc; Hilliard Area Repub­ lican Club. Recipient: William Schneider Award, Franklin Co. GOP, 1996; John M. Ashbrook Award. Ohio League of Young Republicans. Harold P. (Butch) Baker, Jr. 1987. President Paulding County residents each year receive about $25,556,614 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents And $190,739 in truck registration fees; $683,054 in fuel taxes, and $24,682,821 SANDERS TRANSFER, INC. in wages to the industry' s 707 workers in P.O. Box 506 Dover, Ohio 44622 Paulding County. 330/343-5553 Perry County residents each year re­ 62,400 Sq. Ft. Commercial Warehouse ceive about $37,690,319 from the truck­ Steel Service Center - Rail Siding ing industry. This figure represents $303,783 in truck registration fees; Cranes - Sprinkler System, etc. $736,286 in fuel taxes, and $36,650,250 in wages to the industry's 1,050 workers in Perry County.

88 Ohio Government Directory Justice; Black Women's PAC, president; Law.J.D., 1981. Women in Appointed Office Project, co­ Member: Alpha Phi Alpha Frat.; board chair; OWE Adv. Bd.; Early Childhood - chairman. Citizens Committee on Youth; Milliken Early Childhood Ctr. Adv. Bd. life member, Navy League of the United Recipient: Featured in Ebony Magazine, States (non-military); life member, Ameri­ "Are These the 16 Communities for Blacks", can Angus Assn. 1996; Outs. Graduate Soror, Alpha Kappa Recipient: Cert, of Appreciation, Navy Alpha, 1996; Meritorious Svc, Natl. Assn. League of the United States; StoneWall Cin­ of Negro Business and Prof. Women's Clubs, cinnati for contributions toward the advance­ 1996. ment of human rights.

CLAUDETTE WOODARD (D) Ohio House, 9th Dist. (Cuyahoga). Cleve­ land Hgts.-University Hgts. Bd. of Ed., presi­ dent three years. School improvement facilitator, Cuyahoga Co. and Ohio Dept. of Education. Address: 1638 Crest Rd., Cleveland Hgts., 44121. Phone: 216/291-1833 (H). Education: Bowling Green State Univ., B.S., elementary education, 1968; Cleve­ land State Univ., Master of Ed., 1978; educa­ TYRONE K. YATES (D) RON YOUNG (R) tion supervision certificate, 1986. Member: Church Bd. of Christian Ed., Ohio House, 33rd Dist. (Hamilton). Cin­ Ohio House, 63rd Dist. (Lake). vice president and secretary; Case Western cinnati City Council, 1990-99; vice-mayor, Technical Employment Svcs., owner/ Reserve Mental Dev. Ctr. Adv. Bd.; PTA; 1993-97. operator, 1981-present. Boy Scouts Special Needs Com. chair; Natl. Trial counsel, Hamilton Co. Public Age: 56; wife, Kathaleen; children. Council of Negro Women; Council for Ex­ Defender's Office, Juvenile Div. Tammy, Melissa, Gayle, Katherine, Donna. ceptional Children Chapter 13. treasurer; Age: 49; single. 2200 Victory Pkwy. 6893 Mildon Drive, Leroy, 44077. Phones: Heights Community Congress Bd.; School #707, Cincinnati, 45206. Phones: 513/281- 440/254-4650 (H), 440/585-0200 (B). Union Association, chair; Power and Poli­ 5474 (H). 5 13/308-6164 (pager). Education: Kent State Univ., B.A., psy­ tics Trainer in Africa, League of Women Education: Univ. of Cincinnati, B.A., chology; Cleveland State Univ., teacher's Voters; Women Speak Out for Peace and history, 1972; Univ. of Toledo College of certificate. Member: NFIB; Hanna's Home Board; legislative consultant. Special Twp. Org. of Painesville. Recipient: United Conservatives of Ohio Watchdog of Treasury, 1998, and Freshman Legislator of Year, 1998; Friend of Tax­ Ohio Contractors Association payer, Americans for Tax Reform, 1998; Concerned Citizen of Year, Special Twp. Org. of Painesville, 1998.

*&* »t- C. CLARK STREET ANGELA E. VAN FOSSEN Legislative & Environmental Executive Pickaway County residents each year Vice President Affairs Director receive about $66,837,142 from the truck­ ing industry. This figure represents $453,523 in truck registration fees; $812,084 in fuel taxes, and $65,571,536 If you have a question concerning the OCA's position on any issue, in wages to the industry's 1,879 workers call Angela Van Fossen or Clark Street at (614) 488-0724. in Pickaway County.

Pike County residents each year re­ Ohio Contractors Association ceive about $30,141,971 from the truck­ P.O. Box 959, Columbus, Ohio 43216 ing industry. This figure represents $272,502 in truck registration fees; $698,862 in fuel taxes, and $29,170,607 Representing Ohio's Contractors . . . builders of highways, bridges, in wages to the industry's 836 workers in airports, utilities, and other public and private components of our Pike County. infrastructure, since 1918.

Ohio Government Directory 89 can Bar Foundation; former Summit Co. The Supreme Court of Ohio United Way Bd.. Volunteer Center Bd.. Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens Bd.. Women's Net­ work Bd.. Junior Leadership Akron, former 30 E. Broad St., 3rd Floor Herbert Harley Award, 1989; Hon. Doctor chair, Safe Landing Shelter Volunteer; Mo­ Columbus, OH 43266-0419 of Laws from Akron Univ., 1989; Defiance College. 1990; Miami Univ.. 1991, The Ohio bile Meals Volunteer; Akron School of Law State Univ., 1993; Ohio Bar Medal. Ohio Bd. State Bar Assn., 1991; Ritter Award, Ohio Recipient: Hon. Doctor of Laws Degree, State Bar Found., 1996; Natl. Ctr. for State 1986 and Alumni Honor Award, 1997 from \ Courts Dist. Svc. Award. 1997; Liberty Bell Univ. of Akron; Delta Gamma Natl. Shield Award, Columbus Bar Assn., 1997; Innova­ Award for Leadership and Volunteerism; tive Program Award, Assn. of Family & Women's Network 1991 Woman of Year; Conciliation Courts. 1998; Phillis Wheatley Univ. of Akron SeniorClass president. 1 e)74; Assn. for "Open the Doors to Diversity and Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership and Aca­ Success". N98. demic Honorary; Delta Gamma Fraternity, * . " president.

THOMAS J. MOYER Chief Justice. Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice since 1986. Former judge. 10th Dist. Court of Appeals, 1979-86, presiding 1986. Exec. Asst. to Gov. James Rhodes, 1975-79. Age: 63; wife, Mary. 6 Sessions Drive. Bexley, 43209. Phone: 614/466-3627(0). Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A., political science, 1961, J.D., 1964. DEBORAH COOK Member: Ohio State and Columbus Bar Assns., CB A president, 1980-81; Natl. Conf. Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice MAUREEN O'CONNOR of Chief Justices, president; Com. of the since 1995. Former judge, Ohio Court of Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio. Former Institute of Judicial Administration to de­ Appeals. 9th Dist.. 1991-94. Lieutenant Gov. and public safety director, velop national standards for the adoption of Age: 50. Phone: 614/466-3828(0). 1999-2002; Summit Co. prosecutor, 1995- alternative dispute resolution programs by Education: Univ. of Akron, B.S., En­ 99; Summit Co. Court of Common Pleas state court systems; cochair. Natl. Com. to glish. 1974: J.D.. 1978. judge. 1993-95; Summit Co. Probate Court develop a model mediation law; Federal- Member: Commission on Public Legal magistrate, 1985-931 State Jurisdiction Com. of the U.S. Judicial Education, chair; Ohio Courts Futures Com­ Age: 51; sons, Alex, Ed. Phone: 614/ Conf.; Franklin Univ. Bd.; OSU Alumni mission; OhioCommission on Dispute Reso­ 466-4524(0). Assn. Board chair. 1998-99; Crichton Club; lution and Conflict Mgt.; Akron Bar Assn Education: Seton Hill College, B.A., Columbus Maennerchor. disciplinary committees. 1981 -93. and Foun­ 1973; Cleveland Marshall College of Law, Recipient: American Judicature Soc. dation, past president; Fellow of the Ameri­ J.D., 1980. CAPITOL ADVISORY GROUP, INC. GOVERNMENT RELATIONS CONSULTING

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90 Ohio Government Directory Member: St. Vincent Catholic Church; Member: Toledo, Lucas Co. and Ohio Leage; Dave Thomas Adoption Foundation Summit Co. Child Support Enforcement State Bar Assns.; Natl. Assn. of Women Bd.; Easter Seals Telethon, 1986; League Agency. Judges; Toledo and Ohio Women's Bar Against Child Abuse Women's Bd., 1989- Recipient: MADD Law Enforcement Assns.; cochair, Ohio Women's Legal As­ 94; Prevent Blindness Ohio Bd.; professor, Award, 1997; Cleveland State Univ. Dist. sistance Coalition; Natl. Assn. of Women Natl. Judicial College. 1997-present; Women Alumnae Award for Civic Achievement, Lawyers; OSBA Sections on Women in the Lawyers of Franklin Co.; Ohio Community 1997. Profession and Lawyers Assistance Program. Corrections Org. Bd.; American, Columbus Honorary member. Delta Theta Phi Legal and Ohio Bar Assns. Fraternity, Delta Kappa Gamma Soc. Pro­ Recipient: American Biographical Insti­ fessional Org. for Women Educators; Crime tute Woman of Year, 1992; Ohio House of Stopper of Metro. Toledo and Guest House, Reps. Commendation for Service, 1984; Inc. Boards; Toledo Museum of Art; Demo­ Outstanding Young Women of America, cratic Bus. & Prof. Women's Club; NOW, 1983, 1985; Scholar of Life Award, St. Jo­ Toledo Zoological Soc; Public Radio- seph Orphanage, 1998; Who's Who of Ameri­ WGTE; Am. Assn. for Prevention of Cruelty can Women, 14th-16th, 18th and 21st Edi­ to Animals; Toledo YWCA. tions; Who's Who in American Law, 5th-7th Recipient: In 1998, Dist. Lawyer Award, and 10th Editions; Who's Who in the World, Univ. of Toledo College of Law Alumni 1 1th Edition. Asns.; initial recipient, Outs. Lawyer Award, Ohio Women's Bar Assn.; tribute presented by Cong. Marcy Kaptur on U.S. House floor; Natl. Assn. of Women Judges Dist. 7 Make a Difference Award, 1996; Ohio Women's Hall of Fame. 1995; Univ. of Detroit College of Law Alumni PAUL E. PFEIFER of Year, 1995; Nettie Cronise Lutes Award, OSBA, 1995; Univ. of Akron Hon. Doc. of Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice Laws, 1994; Franklin Co. YWCA Woman of since 1993. Former member of the Ohio Achievement, 1994; Appleseed Ridge Girl House of Representatives, 15th Dist., 1971- Scout Council Woman of Achievement, 72, and the Ohio Senate, 26th Dist., 1977-93. 1994; American Assn. of University Women Age: 60; wife, Julia; three children. Columbus Branch Woman of Year, 1990; Education: The Ohio State Univ., B.A.. Cleveland Society of Poles Award of Excel­ 1963; J.D., 1966. lence, 1989. Member: Grace United Methodist Church; Bucyrus Rotary Club; Ohio State Bar Assn. FRANCIS E. SWEENEY, SR. Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice since 1992. Former judge. 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: 69; married, four children. Phone: 614/466-4425 (O). Education: Xavier Univ., Cincinnati, B.S.B.S., 1956; Cleveland-Marshall Law School, J.D., 1963. Member: Professional football, Ottawa Rough Riders. Ottawa, Ontario. Recipient: Cardinal Bellarmine Award EVELYN LUNDBERG for Legal Excellense, St. Ignatius High School, 1994; Alumnus of Year, Xavier STRATTON Univ., 1977; Ohio Supreme Court Outstand­ ALICE ROBIE RESNICK Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice ing Judicial Service Awards, 1972-1985; since 1996. Former judge, Court of Com­ Legion of Honor, Xavier Univ., 1956. Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio. Justice mon Pleas, Franklin Co., 1989-96. since 1988. Former judge, 6th Dist. Court of Appeals, 1982-88, presiding, 1988; judge, Age: 49;husband, John A.Lundberg.III; Toledo Municipal Court, 1975-82, presid­ sons, Luke, Tyler. Phone: 614/466-2926. Portage County residents each year ing, 1981. Education: Univ. of Florida, associate of receive about $214,029,352 from the Age: 63;husband, JudgeMelvin Resnick; art, 1973; LeTourneau College, Texas, 1971- trucking industry. This figure represents three stepchildren. 2407 Edgehill Rd.. To­ 74; Univ. of Akron, B.A., history; The Ohio $1,211,119 in truck registration fees; ledo, 43615. Phone: 614/466-3578(0). State Univ. College of Law, J.D.. 1978. $1,144,341 in fuel taxes, and Education: Notre Dame Academy, To­ Member: Alliance for Women in Com­ $211,673,893 in wages to the industry's ledo, 1952-57; Siena Hgts. College, Ph.B.. munity Corrections, ArChSafe Foundation/ 6,064 workers in Portage County. 1961, history: Univ. of Detroit College of Memorial To Our Lost Children Bd.; Central Law. J.D.. 1964. Ohio Lung Assn. Women's Bd. Zephyrus

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Allen. Dixie J 10th. ..466-1607 Jerse, Edward S . 10th. ..466-8012 Wagner, Jeff 12th ...466-1374 Aslanides. James 12th. ..644-6014 Jolivette, Gregory V . 13th. ..644-6721 Walcher. Kathleen L 12th ...466-9628 Barrett, Catherine L . 10th. ..466-1645 Kearns, Merle Grace .llth. ..466-2038 Webster, Shawn 13th ...644-5094 Beatty, Joyce 14th. ..466-5343 Key, Annie . 10th...466-141 4 White, John Joseph 13th ... 466-6504 Blasdel, Charles llth. ..466-8022 Kilbane, Sally Conway. . 13th. ..466-0961 Widener, Christopher R.. 11th ...466-1470 Boccieri, John A 14th. ..466-1464 Koziura, Joe . 10th. ..466-5141 Widowfield. John 13th ...466-1177 Book, Thomas Todd 10th. ..466-2124 Latta, Robert E . 13th. ..466-8104 Willamowski, John 11th ...466-9624 Brinkman, Jr., Tom llth. ..644-6886 Manning, Jeffrey H . 12th. ..644-5076 Williams, Bryan C llth... 644-5085 Brown, Edna 10th. ..466-1401 Mason, Lance T . 10th. ..466-5441 Wilson, Jr., Charles A. ... 10th ...466-8035 Buehrer, Stephen 14th. ..644-5091 McGregor, Jim .llth. ..644-6002 Wolpert, Larry 13th ...466-9690 Callender, Jamie 13th. ..466-7251 Miller, Dale . 14th . ..466-3350 Woodard, Claudette 10th ...644-5079 Calvert, Charles E 13th. ..466-8140 Niehaus, Tom .llth. .. 644-6034 Yates, Tyrone K 1 lth ...466-1308 Carano, Ken 10th. ..466-6107 Oelslager, Scott . 13th. ..752-2438 Young, Ronald E 13th ...644-6074 Carmichael, Jim llth. ..466-1474 Olman, Lynn E . 13th. ..466-1731 Cates, Gary 14th. ..466-8550 Otterman, Bob . 10th. ..644-6037 Preble County residents each year Chandler, Kathleen 10th. ..466-2004 Patton, Jr., Sylvester D. . 10th. ..466-9435 receive about $56,580,664 from the Cirelli, Mary M 10th Patton, Thomas F . llth. ..466-4895 466-8030 trucking industry. This figure repre­ Clancy, Patricia M 14th. Perry, Jeanine . 10th. ..466-1418 ..466-9091 sents $467,252 in truck registration fees; Collier, Thorn llth. Peterson, Jon M . 14th . ..644-6711 ..466-1431 $764,054 in fuel taxes, and $55,349,357 Core, Anthony E llth. Price, Larry . 10th. ..466-8010 ..466-8147 in wages to the industry's 1,586 work­ Daniels, David T Rasa, Thomas 12th. ..644-6027 llth. ..466-3506 ers in Preble County. DeBose, Michael 10th. Raussen, Jim .llth. ..466-8120 ..466-1408 Putnam County residents each year DePiero, Dean E 10th. Redfern, Chris . 14th . ..644-6011 ..466-3485 receive about $52,001,093 from the DeWine. Kevin Reidelbach, Linda . 12th. ..644-6030 12th. ..644-6020 trucking industry. This figure repre­ Reinhard, Steve . 12th. ..644-6265 Distel, L. George 10th. ..466-1405 sents $358,967 in truck registration fees; Domenick John Schaffer, Tim . llth. ..466-8100 10th 466-3735 $780,555 in fuel taxes, and $50,861,571 Driehaus Steven 1 Schlichter, John . . llth. ..644-7928 10th 466-5786 in wages to the industry's 1,457 work­ Schmidt, Jean . llth . ..466-8134 Evans, Clyde 11th 466-1366 ers in Putnam County. Schneider. Michelle G. . .llth. ..644-6023 Evans, David R 13th. ..466-1482 Richland County residents each year Seaver, Derrick . 10th. ..466-1507 Faber, Keith L 13th. ..466-6344 receive about $156,884,470 from the Fpsslpr Di;in;i Seitz, Bill . llth . ..466-8258 1 ^th 466-8114 trucking industry. This figure repre­ Setzer, Arlene J . 13th. ..644-8051 Flowers, Larry L 13th. ..466-4847 sents $1,078,117 in truck registration Sferra, Daniel J . 10th. ..466-5358 Gibbs, Bob llth. ..466-2994 fees; $1,227,067 in fuel taxes, and Skindell, Michael J . 10th . ..466-5921 Gilb, Michael 13th. ..466-3819 $ 154,579,286 in wages to the industry' s Smith, Geoffrey . 13th. ..644-6005 Grendell. Timothy 13th. ..644-5088 4,429 workers in Richland County. Smith. Shirley A . 10th. ..466-7954 Hagan, John llth. ..466-9078 Ross County residents each year Stewart, Dan . 10th. ..466-1896 Hartnett, William J 10th. ..466-5802 receive about $89,538,982 from the Stewart, Jimmy .llth. ..466-2158 Harwood, Sandra Stabile llth. ..466-3488 trucking industry. This figure repre­ Strahorn, Fred . 10th. .466-2960 Hollister, Nancy Putnam 13th. ..644-8728 sents $659,075 in truck registration fees; Sykes, Barbara . 10th . ..466-3100 Hoops, James M . 13th. ..466-3760 $869,443 in fuel taxes, and $88,010,464 Taylor, Mary .llth. ..466-1790 Householder, Larry . 14th. ..466-2715 in wages to the industry's 2,521 work­ Trakas, James Peter . 14th. .644-6041 Hughes, Jim 13th. ..466-2473 ers in Ross County. Husted, Jon 13th. ..644-6008 Ujvagi, Peter . llth. .644-6017

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Allen. Dixie J (D-39th)... 2006 Key, Annie D-l lth) . 2008 Willamowski, John (R-4th) 2006 Aslanides, James (R-94th) ... 2008 Kilbane, Sally Conway ... R-16th) .2006 Williams. Bryan C (R-41st).... 2004 Barrett, Catherine L (D-32nd) .. 2006 Koziura, Joe D-56th).. .2010 W ilson, Jr.. Charles A. ... (D-96th)... 2004 Beatty, Joyce (D-27th) ... 2008 Latta. Robert E R-6th) .... . 2008 Wolpert. Larry (R-23rd) ... 2008 Blasdel, Charles (R-lst) 2008 Manning. Jeffrey H R-57th) .. .2008 Woodard. Claudette (D-9th) 2008 Boccieri, John A (D-61st) ... 2008 Mason, Lance T D-8th) . 2010 ^ .lies. Tyrone K (D-33rd)... 2010 Book. Thomas Todd (D-89th)... 2010 McGregor. Jim R-20th) .. .2010 Young. Ronald E (R-63rd)... 2004 Brinkman. Jr.. Tom (R-34th) ... 2008 Miller. Dale D-l 4th).. . 2006 Brown. Edna (D-48th) ... 2010 Niehaus. Tom R-88th) .. .2008 Buehrer. Stephen (R-74th) ... 2006 Oelslager, Scott R-51sii .2010 Senate Term Limits Callender. Jamie (R-62nd) .. 2004 Olman, Lynn E R-46th) .2004 Calvert, Charles E (R-69th) ... 2006 Otterman. Bob D-45th) .. .2010 \mstutz. Ron (R-22nd) .. 2008 Carano, Ken (D-59th)... 2008 Patton. Jr., Sylvester D. .. D-60th) .. . 2006 Armbruster. Jeffry J (R- 13th) .. 2006 Carmichael. Jim (R-3rd) 2008 Patton. Thomas F R-18th) .. 2010 Austria, Steve (R- 10th) .. 2008 Cates, Gary (R-55th) ... 2004 Perry, Jeanine D-49ihi .2006 Blessing, Jr., Louis W. ... (R-8th) .. .. 2004 Chandler. Kathleen (D-68th) ...2010 Peterson, Jon M R-2nd) ... .2008 Brady, Dan (D- 23rd) .. 2006 Cirelli, Mary M (D-52nd) .. 2008 Price, Larry I)-26th).. .2010 (!arey, Jr., John A (R- 17th) ..2010 Clancy. Patricia M (R-29th) ... 2004 Raga, Thomas R-67th) .. .2008 Carnes. James E (R-20th) .. 2004 Collier. Thorn (R-90th) ... 2008 Raussen. Jim R-2Sth) .. . 2010 Coughlin. Kevin J (R-27th) ..2010 Core, Anthony E (R-83rd)... 2010 Redfern, Chris D-80th) .2008 Dann. Marc (D-•32nd) ..2012 Daniels. David T (R-86th) ...2010 Reidelbach, Linda R-21sii .2008 DiDonato, Greg L (D-•30th) .. 2004 DeBose, Michael (D-12th)... 2010 Reinhard, Steve R-82nd) . .2008 Fedor, Teresa (D- llth) ..2010 DePiero, Dean E (D-l5th) ... 2006 Schaffer, Tim R-5th) .2008 Fingerhut, Eric D (D-•25th) .. 2006 DeWine. Kevin (R-7()th) ... 2008 Schlichter, John R-85th) .2010 Gardner. Randy (R-2nd) . .. 2008 Distel, L. George (D-99th)... 2008 Schmidt. Jean R-66th) .. .2008 Gardner, Robert A (R- 18th) .. 2004 Domenick, John (D-95th)... 2010 Schneider. Michelle G. ... R-35th) .. .2008 Goodman. David (R-3rd).. ..2010 Driehaus, Steven L (D-31st) ... 2008 Seaver, Derrick D-78th i . 2008 Hagan, Robert F (D-33rd) .. 2006 Evans, Clyde (R-87th) ... 2010 Seitz, Bill R-30th) .. .2008 Harris. Bill (R- 19th) .. 2008 Evans, David R (R-71st).... 2006 Setzer, Arlene J R-36th) .. .2008 Herington, Leigh E (D- 28th) ..2004 Faber, Keith L (R-77th) ... 2008 Sferra, Daniel J D-64th).. .2008 Hottinger, Jay (R-3 1st). .. 2006 Fessler. Diana (R-79th) ... 2008 Skindell, Michael J I)-13th).. .2010 Jacobson, Jeff (R-6th) .. .. 2008 Flowers, Larry L (R-19th) ... 2008 Smith, Geoffrey R-24th) .. .2008 Jordan. Jim (R- 12th) .. 2008 Gibbs. Bob (R-97th) ... 2010 Smith, Shirley A D-10th).. .2006 Mallory. Mark CD-9th>.. .. 2006 Gilb. Michael (R-76th) ... 2008 Stewart, Dan D-25th) .. . 2010 Miller, Ray (D- 15th) .. 2010 Grendell, Timothy (R-98th) ... 2008 Stewart, Jimmy R-92nd) . 2010 Mumper, Larry (R- 26th) .. 2006 Hagan. John (R-5()th) ... 2008 Strahorn, Fred D-40th).. . 2008 Nein, Scott R (R-4th) .. 2004 Hartnett. William J (D-73rd)... 2006 Sykes, Barbara D-44th).. .2008 Prentiss, C. J (D- 21st) .. 2006 Harwood. Sandra Stabile (D-65th) ... 2010 Taylor, Mary R-43rd).. .2010 Roberts. Tom (D- 5th) ..^010 Hollister, Nancy Putnam (R-93rd) ... 2008 Trakas, James Peter R-17th) .. . 2006 Schuler, Robert L (R-7th) .. ..2010 Hoops. James M (R-75th) ... 2006 Ujvagi, Peter D-47th).. . 2010 Schuring. J. Kirk (R-29th) ..2010 Householder, Larry (R-91st).... 2004 W agner, Jeff R-81st)... .2010 Spada. Robert F (R-24th) .. 2008 Hughes. Jim (R-22nd) .. 2008 Walcher, Kathleen L R-58th) .. .2010 Stivers, Steven E (R- 16th) ..2012 Husted, Jon (R-37th) ... 2008 Webster. Shawn R-53rd).. .2008 Wachtmann, Lynn R (R- 1st)... .. 2006 Jerse, Edward S (D-7th) 2004 White. John Joseph R-38th) .. .2008 White. Doug (R- 14th) .. 2004 Jolivette, Gregory V (R-54th) ... 2006 Widener. Christopher R.. R-84th) .. .2010 Kearns, Merle Grace (R-72nd) .. 2008 Widowfield. John R-42nd). .2010

Trumbull County residents each year Union County residents each year Vinton County residents each year receive about $274,354,334 from the receive about S51.074.S2S from the receive about $10,514,804 from the trucking industry. This figure repre­ trucking industry. This figure repre­ trucking industry. This figure repre­ sents $1,876,832 in truck registration sents $437,599 in truck registration sents $143,671 in truck registration fees; $1,465,109 in fuel taxes, and fees; $772,943 in fuel taxes, and fees; $647,598 in fuel taxes, and $271,012,393 in wages to the industry's $49,864,286 in wages to the industry's $9,723,536 in wages to the industry's 7,764 workers in Trumbull County. 1.429 workers in Union County. 279 workers in Vinton County.

Tuscarawas County residents each Van Wert County residents each Warren County residents each year year receive about $114,492,299 from year receive about $41,139,474 from receive about $209,775,083 from the the trucking industry. This figure rep­ the trucking industry. This figure rep­ trucking industry. This figure repre­ resents $900,268 in truck registration resents $277,428 in truck registration sents $1,216,015 in truck registration fees. $1,148,066 in fuel taxes, and fees; $721,296 in fuel taxes, and fees; $1,123,639 in fuel taxes, and S1 1 2.443.964 in wages to the industry' s $40,140,750 in wages to the industry's S2( )7,435,429 in wages to the industry' s e 3.221 workers in Tuscarawas County. 1.150 workers in Van Wert County. 5. )43 workers in Warren County.

104 Ohio Government Directory Ohio Bicentennial Commission Ohio Statehouse, Room 322 Ohio Boards and Commissions Columbus. OH 43215 Accountancy Board of Ohio Athletic Commission of Ohio 888/644-6200 77 S. High St., 18th Floor 2545 Belmont Ave. Fax: 614/752-0578 Columbus, OH 43215-6128 Youngstown, OH 44505 Email: [email protected] www.ohio200.org 614/466-4135 330/742-5120 Stephen C. George, Executive Director Fax: 614/466-2628 Fax: 330/742-2571 George Zimmermann, Chairman www.state.oh.us/acc Paul Amodio, Executive Director Ronald Rotaru, Executive Director Ohio Building Authority Edward E. Butler, Chairman Ohio State Barber Board 30 E. Broad St., Suite 4020 77 S. High St., 16th Floor Columbus, OH 43215 Commission on African-American Males Columbus, OH 43215-6108 614/466-5959 35 E. Chestnut, 5th Floor 614/466-5003 Fax: 614/644-6478 Columbus, OH 43215 Fax: 614/387-1694 www.state.oh.us/oba 614/644-5143 www.state.oh.us/brb Paul E. Goggin, Executive Director Fax: 614/387-0136 Gregory A. Carroll, Executive Director Douglas R. Trail, Chairman Marv West, Executive Director Edwin C. Jeffers, Chairman

Air Quality Development Authority 50 W. Broad St., Ste. 1901 Columbus, OH 43215-5985 614/224-3383 Fax: 614/752-9188 [email protected] www.ohioairquality.org Mark R. Shanahan, Executive Director Ln Clifford R. Cloud, Chairman roviding legal counsel in state

Ohio Ambulance Licensing Board legislative and regulatory 1952 W. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43223-1101 matters for over 50 years. 614/466-9451 Fax: 614/728-6040 Email: [email protected] www.state.oh.us/oalb Ronald L. Grout, Executive Director

Ohio Board of Examiners of Architects 77 S. High St., 16th Floor Columbus, OH 43215-6108 614/466-2316 Fax: 614/644-9048 www.state.oh.us/arc William N. Wilcox, Executive Director John W. Spencer, President

Ohio Arts Council 727 E. Main St. Columbus, OH 43205-1796 614/466-2613 Fax: 614/466-4494 www.oac.state.oh.us Wayne P. Lawson, Executive Director Members of the Government Relations Practice Susan R. Sofia, Chairperson Group include: (Seated L-R) Faith M. Williams, Miranda C Motter, Ohio Arts & Sports Facilities Commission Luther L. Liggett. Jr., Elisabeth A. Squeglia 20 E. Broad St., Ste. 200 (Standing L-R) Columbus, OH 43215 Kurtis A. Tunnell, Carol A. Edwards, BRICKER & ECKLER LLP Attorneys at Law 614/752-2770 Maria J. Armstring, Terrence O'Donnell Fax: 614/752-2775 Not Pictured: Julia L. Dorrian www.state.oh.us/afc 100 South Third Street Kathleen M. Fox, Executive Director Columbus, Ohio 43215 Ronald A. Pizzuti. Chairman (614)227-2300 [email protected] www.bricker.com

Ohio Government Directory 105 Ohio Boards and Commissions (cont.) Ohio State Chiropractic Board Counselor and Social Worker Board Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council 77 S. High St.. 16th Floor 77 S. High St., 16th Floor 8 E.Long St.. I 2th Floor Columbus. OH 43215 Columbus, OH 43215-6108 Columbus, OH 43215 614/644-7032 (l|4/466-0912 614/466-5205 Fax: 614/752-2539 Fax: 614/728-7790 1 ax: 614/466-0298 Email: [email protected] www.state.oh.us/csu www.state.oh.us/ddc www.state.oh.us/chr Beth Farnsworth, Executive Director David A. Zwyer, Director Kelly A. Caudill, Executive Director Jerry Plassenthal. Chairman Steven M. Bleser, D.C.. President Office of Criminal Justice Services 400 E. Town St., Ste. 300 Ohio Board of Dietetics Ohio Civil Rights Commission Columbus. OH 43215 77 S. High St.. 18th Floor HUE. Broad St.. 3rd Floor 614/466-7782 Columbus, OH 43215-6119 Columbus. OH 43205-0543 Fax: 614/466-0308 614/466-3291 614/466-2785 www.ocjs.state.oh.us Fax: 614/728-0723 Fax: 614/644-8776 Domingo Herraiz. Director Email: [email protected] www.state.oh.us/crc www.state.oh.us/obd G. Michael Payton, Executive Director Ohio State Dental Board Kay Mavko, MS, RD, LD. Executive Pastor Aaron Wheeler, Sr.. Chairperson 77 S. High St.. ISth floor Secretary Columbus. OH 43266-0306 Claire Adkins. MA. RD. LD. Chairman Ohio State Board of Cosmetology 614/466-2580 3700 S. High St.. Suite 101 Fax: 614/752-8995 Ohio Commission on Dispute Resolution Columbus, OH 43207-4041 www.state.oh.us/den & Conflict Management 614/466-3834 Lili C. Reit/. Esq., Executive Director 77 S. High St.. 24th Floor Fax: 614/644-6880 Edward R. Hills. DDS. President Columbus. OH 43215 Email: [email protected] 614/752-9595 www.state.oh.us/cos/ Fax: 614/752-9682 James R. Rough. Executive Director www state.oh.us/cdr Charles Penzone. Chairperson Maria L. Mone, Executive Director Richard A. Ross. Chair

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106 Ohio Government Directory Ohio Educational Telecommunications Ohio Historical Society Motor Vehicle Collision Repair Board Network Commission 1982 Velma Ave. 37 W. Broad St., Ste. 880 2470 North Star Rd. Columbus, OH 43211 Columbus, OH 43215 Columbus, OH 43221 614/297-2300 614/995-0714 614/644-1714 Email: [email protected] Fax: 614/995-0717 Fax: 614/644-3112 www.ohiohistory.org Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Gary C. Ness, Secretary www.collisionboard.com www.oet.edu Grant L. Douglass, President Jack Lundberg, Executive Director Dave Fornshell, Executive Director Ohio Lake Erie Commission Ohio Board of Nursing Ohio Elections Commission One Maritime Plaza, 4th Floor 17 S. High St., Ste. 400 21 W. Broad St., Ste. 600 Toledo, OH 43604 Columbus, OH 43215-3413 Columbus, OH 43215 419/245-2514 614/466-3947 614/466-3205 Fax: 419/245-2519 Fax: 614/466-0388 Fax: 614/728-9408 Email: [email protected] www.state.oh.us/nur Philip C. Richter. Executive Director www.epa.state.oh.us/oleo John Brion, Executive Director Judith Sheerer. Chairman Jeffrey L. Busch, Executive Director Tamara Baker. RN, MS, CNP. President Christopher Jones, Chair Board of Embalmers and Funeral Dirs. Ohio Occupational Therapy Physical 77 S. High St., 16th Floor Ohio Board of Landscape Architect Therapy and Athletic Trainers Board Columbus, OH 43215-6108 Examiners 77 S. High St., 16th Floor 614/466-4252 77 S. High St., 16th Floor Columbus, OH 43215-6108 Fax: 614/728-6825 Columbus. OH 43215 614/466-3774 www.state.oh.us/fun 614/466-2316 Fax: 614/995-0816 Ann Cunningham, Executive Director Fax: 614/644-9048 www.state.oh.us/pyt Pernel Jones, Sr., President Email: [email protected] Carl Gabriel Williams, M.P.A., Exec. Dir. www. state, oh. us/arc/lae Ohio State Employment Relations Board William N. Wilcox, Executive Director Ohio Optical Dispensers Board 65 E. State St.. 12th Floor Diane Johnson. President 77 S. High St., 16th Floor Columbus, OH 43215-4213 Columbus, OH 43215-6108 614/644-8573 Ohio Library Board 614/466-9709 Fax: 614/466-3074 274 E. First Ave. Fax: 614/995-5392 Email: [email protected] Columbus, OH 43201-3673 www. state, oh. us/odb www.serb.state.oh.us 614/644-7061 Linda E. Hoshor, Executive Director Jeffery J. Taylor, Executive Director Fax: 614/466-3584 A. Joseph Bitonte, President Carol Nolan Drake, J.D., Chairman www.winslo.state.oh.us Michael S. Lucas, State Librarian Ohio State Board of Optometry Environmental Review Appeals Comm. 77 S. High St., 16th Floor 236 E. Town St.. 3rd Floor Ohio Liquor Commission Columbus, OH 43215-6108 Columbus. OH 43215 77 S. High St., 18th Floor 614/466-5115 614/466-8362 Columbus, OH 43215 Fax: 614/644-3937 Julie Bull. Chairman 614/466-3132 optometry.Board ©exchange.state.oh.us Mary Oxley, Executive Secretary Fax: 614/466-4564 www.state.oh.us/opt www.state.oh.us/lco Wendell Webel, Executive Director Ohio Expositions Commission Mark Anderson, Executive Director Beth Workman, O.D., President 717 E. 17th Ave. Wallace E. Edwards, Chairman Columbus, OH 43211 State Personnel Board of Review 614/644-4000 State of Ohio Medical Board 65 E. State St., 12th Floor Fax: 614/644-4031 77 S. High St., 17th Floor Columbus, OH 43215-4213 Email: [email protected] Columbus, OH 43215-6127 614/466-7046 www.ohioexpocenter.com 614/466-3934 Fax: 614/466-6539 Richard Frenette, General Manager Fax: 614/728-5946 www. state, oh. us/pbr www.state.oh.us/med James R. Sprague, Executive Director Hazardous Waste Facility Board Thomas A. Dilling, Executive Director Roger W. Tracy, Chairman 122 S. Front St., Box 1049 Pitambar Somani M.D., President Columbus, OH 43216-1049 Petroleum Underground Storage Tank 614/644-2742 Ohio Minority Health Commission Release Compensation Board Fax: 614/644-3439 77 S. High St.. 7th Floor www.epa.state.oh.us P.O.Box 163188 Raymond Roe, Executive Director Columbus. OH 43215 Columbus, OH 43216-3188 Joe Koncelik, Chairman 614/466-4000 614/752-8963 Fax: 614/752-9049 Fax: 614/752-8397 Ohio Comm. on Hispanic/Latino Affairs www.state.oh.us/mih Carol A. DeVore, Executive Director 77 S. High St.. 18th Floor Cheryl A. Boyce, M.S., Executive Director Columbus, OH 43215 Senator Ray Miller, Chairman 614/466-8333 Fax: 614/995-0896 www.state.oh.us/spa Juan Lara, J.D.. Executive Director Humberto Gonzalez, Chair Ohio Government Directory 107 Ohio Boards and Commissions (cont.) Ohio State Board of Pharmacy Ohio Racing Commission Ohio School Facilities Commission 77 S. High St., Room 1702 77 S. High St., 18th Floor 88 E. Broad St.. Ste. 1400 Columbus, OH 43215-6126 Columbus. OH 43215-6108 Columbus. OH 43215 614/466-4143 614/466-2757 614/466-6290 Fax: 614/752-4836 Fax: 614/466-1900 Fax: 614/466-7749 www.state.oh.us/pharmacy www.state.oh.us/rac/ Email: [email protected] William T. Winsley, M.S.. R.Ph.. Clifford A. Nelson, II, Executive Director www.osfc.state.oh.us Executive Director C. Luther Heckman. Chairman Mary Lynn Ready, Executive Director

Professional Engineers and Surveyors Ohio Rail Development Commission Ohio Board of Speech-Languge Pathol­ Registration Board 50 W. Broad St., Ste. 1510 ogy and Audiology 77 S. High St.. Room 1698 Columbus. OH 43215 77 S. High St., 16th Floor Columbus. OH 43215-6108 614/644-0306 Columbus, OH 43266-0324 614/466-3651 Fax: 614/728-4520 614/466-3145 Fax: 614/728-3059 Email: [email protected] Fax: 614/995-2286 Email: [email protected] www.dot.state.oh.us/ohiorail www.state.oh.us/slp www.ohiopeps.org James Seney, Executive Director Sallie J. DeBolt, Executive Director Mark T. Jones. P.S.. Executive Secretary James E. Betts. Chairman Jane M. Kukula, Chairperson Ronald L. Zook, P.E., Chair Ohio Board of Regents Ohio Board of Tax Appeals Board of Proprietary School Registration 30 E. Broad St.. 36th Floor 30 E. Broad St., 24th Floor 35 E. Gay St., Ste. 403 Columbus. OH 43215-3414 Columbus. OH 43215-3414 Columbus, OH 43215-3138 614/466-6000 614/466-6700 614/466-2752 Fax: 614/466-5866 Fax: 614/644-5196 Fax: 614/466-2219 www.regents.state.oh.us www. state, oh. us/bta www.state.oh.us/scr Roderick G. W. Chu, Chancellor Julia M. Snow, Secretary/Executive John P. Ware, Executive Director Thomas W. Noe, Chairman Director Linda Hanaway, Chair Kiehner Johnson. Chairman Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission Ohio Board of Psychology 400 E. Campus View Blvd. Ohio Turnpike Commission 77 S. High St., Ste. 1830 Columbus. OH 43235-4604 682 Prospect St. Columbus. OH 43215-6108 800/282-4536 or 614/438-1200 Berea.OH 44017 614/466-8808 Fax: 614/438-1257 888/876-7453 Fax: 614/728-7081 www.state.oh.us/i sc Fax: 440/234-4618 www.state.oh.us/psy John M. Connelly, Executive Director www.ohioturnpike.org Ronald Ross. Ph.D., Executive Director Gary Suhadolnik. Executive Director Cathy Telzrow, Ph.D., President Ohio Respiratory Care Board Tim Greenwood, Chairman 77 S. High St., 16th Floor Office of the Ohio Public Defender Columbus, OH 43215 Ohio Veterans Home 8 E. Long St., Ste. 1100 614/752-9218 3416 Columbus Ave. Columbus, OH 43215 Fax: 614/728-8691 Sandusky, OH 44870 614/466-5394 www.state.oh.us/rsp 419/625-2454 Fax: 614/644-9972 Christopher H. Logsdon, Exec. Director Fax: 419/609-2544 www.state.oh.us/opd/index.html www.state.oh.us/ovh David H. Bodiker, State Public Defender Retirement Study Council Col. Christine M. Cook, Director 88 E. Broad St.. Ste. 1175 Steve Martin, Chairman Ohio Public Works Commission Columbus, OH 43215 65 E. State St., Ste. 312 614/228-1346 Ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Bd. Columbus, OH 43215 Fax: 614/228-0118 77 S. High St., 16th Floor 614/466-0880 Email: [email protected] Columbus, OH 43266-0116 Fax: 614/466-4664 www.orsc.org 614/644-5281 www.pwc.state.oh.us Aristotle L. Hutras, Director Fax: 614/644-9038 W. Laurence Bicking, Director www.state.oh.us/ovmlb Deanna Hill, Chair State Board of Sanitarian Registration Beatrice Witt, Executive Secretary 77 S. High St., 16th Floor Deborah A. Foster, DVM, President Quality Services Office Columbus, OH 43215-6108 77 S. High St.. 7th Floor 614/466-1772 Ohio Water Development Authority Columbus, OH 43215-6108 Fax: 614/644-8112 88 E. Broad St., Ste. 1300 614/644-5154 www.state.oh.us/san Columbus, OH 43215 Fax: 614/644-6763 Lynn Jones, Executive Secretary 614/466-5822 www.state.oh.us/quality www.owda.org/ Steve Wall, Executive Director Fax: 614/644-9964 Steven J. Grossman, Executive Director John McClure, Chairman

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Ohio Government Directory 109 Ohio Legislative Correspondents Assn. * Denotes Bureau Chief Dayton Daily News The Toledo Blade *Bill Hershey. Laura Bischoff, Kristy *Jim Drew, James Provance Akron Beacon Journal Eckert 50 W. Broad St.. Suite 1324 * Dennis Willard 50 W. Broad St. Suite 620 Columbus, OH 43215 17 S. High St. Suite 620 Columbus, OH 43215 614/221-0496 Columbus, OH 43215 614/224-1608 FAX 614/221-0629 614/224-1613 FAX 614/224-4667 [email protected] FAX 614/224-3632 [email protected] [email protected] Ohio Public Radio & TV Dix NewspapersA'oungstown Vindicator Bill Cohen, Jo Ingles. Robert Schober, *Jeff Ortega, Michelle Hladik Ron Corby John McCarthy, Liz Sidoti, Andrew Statehouse Press Room #107 Statehouse Radio & TV Room 015 Welsh-Hungins Columbus. OH 43215 Columbus. OH 43215 17 S. High"St. Suite 660 614/228-1700 614/466-4046 Columbus, OH 43215 FAX 614/228-1719 614/221-1811 614/221-5134 [email protected] FAX 614/221-9751 FAX 614/224-9561 [email protected] [email protected] Gannett News Service Jim Siegel, Leo Shane 111 WHIO-TV Capitolwire.com 50 W. Broad St., Suite 1615 *Jim Otte. Jeff Guerini Shelly Vora, Elizabeth Christopher. Shane Columbus. OH 43215 Statehouse Radio & TV Room 015 Stegmiller 614/461-5305 Columbus, OH 43215 42 E. Gay St., Suite 1301 FAX 614/461-6688 614/466-3306 Columbus, OH 43215 [email protected] 614/224-9605 614/358-9325 FAX 937/259-2005 614/264-7751 (cell) Gongwer News Service [email protected] FAX 614/358-9327 * Robert Drumheller. Alan Miller, Scott [email protected] Miller. Kent Cahlander. John Chalfant WBNS-TV 17 S. High St.. Suite 630 Eve Mueller Cincinnati Enquirer Columbus. OH 43215 770 Twin Rivers Drive, Box 1010 *Deb Jasper, Spencer Hunt 614/221-1992 Columbus. OH 43216 50 W. Broad St. Suite 1615 FAX 614/221-7844 614/460-3950 Columbus. OH 43215 [email protected] FAX 460-2891 614/224-4640 evenews@wbnsl()tv.com FAX 614/221-0781 Hannah News Service [email protected] •Linda Briggs. Howard Wheat. Michael Ohio News Network - Radio & TV DufFey, Sandra Van Kley, Judith Bird Michelle Gatchell, Dan Weist Cleveland Plain Dealer 21 W. Broad St.. Suite 1050 Statehouse Radio & TV Room 015 *Sandy Theis, T.C. Brown. Julie Carr Columbus. OH 43215 Columbus. OH 43215 Smyth. Stephen Ohlemacher, Ted Wendling 614/228-31 13 614/224-3713 (ONN TV) 65 E. State St., Suite 900 Fax 614/228-5897 614/460-3807 (ONN Radio) Columbus, OH 43215 [email protected] FAX 614/224-3710 (ONN TV) 614/228-8200 FAX 614/460-2822 (ONN Radio) FAX 614/228-6872 Photoj.com [email protected] [email protected] Jack Kustron 935 Mohawk St. Press Room Columbus. OH 43206 Statehouse. Room 107 Alan Johnson, Lee Leonard, Cathy 614/443-5271 Columbus, OH 43215 Candisky, *Darrel Rowland, Jon Craig, FAX 614/443-0007 Joe Hallett 614/755-8257 (pager) House Press Clerk: 34 S. Third St. photoj @ photoj .com 614/466-4334 Columbus. OH 43215 614/461-5000 Statenet Senate Press Clerk FAX 614/461-7580 Wayne Dalton Wendy Estes FAX 614/469-6025 (press room) 81 S. Fourth St. Suite 375 614/466-4482 [email protected] Columbus. OH 43215 [email protected] 614/224-5231 Copley of Ohio Newspapers FAX 614/224-5976 OLCA Officers *Paul Kostyu [email protected] 50 W. Broad St.. Suite 1325 President Scott Miller Columbus, OH 43215 This Week Community News Gongwer News Svc. 614/222-8901 Bob Beasley Vice President Cathy Candisky FAX 614/222-0032 Box 341890 Columbus Dispatch [email protected] Columbus, OH 43234 Treasurer Stephen Ohlemacher 614/841-0777 Ext. 289 Cleveland Plain Dealer Daily Reporter FAX 614/841-0436 Secretary Paul Kostyu Jeremy Holden [email protected] Copley of Ohio Newspapers 580 S. High St.. Suite 316 Columbus, OH 43215 614/224-4835 FAX 614/224-8649 [email protected]

110 Ohio Government Directory Comprehensive Listing of All Featured Officials Allen. Dixie J 59 Hagan. Robert F 43 Proctor, Gordon 21 Amstutz. Ron 38 Hagan. John 69 Pryce, Deborah 28 Armbruster. Jeffry J 38 Harris. Bill 43 Raga. Thomas 79 Aslanides, James 59 Hartnett. William J 69 Raussen, Jim 79 Austria, Steve 38 Harwood, Sandra Stabile 69 Redfern. Chris 79 Baird, J. Nick 12 Hayes, Tom 14 Regula. Ralph 29 Barrett. Catherine L 59 Herington. Leigh E 45 Reidelbach, Linda 79 Beatty. Joyce •'. 59 Herraiz. Domingo 1 1 Reinhard, Steve 81 Benjamin. Ann Womer 14 Hobson. David L 25 Resnick, Alice Robie 91 Blackwell, J. Kenneth 7 Hogan. Michael 15 Ritchey, Kenneth W 16 Blasdel. Charles 59 Hollister, Nancy Putnam 69 Roberts, Tom 49 Blessing. Jr., Louis W 39 Hoops, James M 69 Rogers, Clarence D 19 Boccieri, John A 60 Hottinger. Jay 45 Rogers, James E 15 Boehner. John A 23 Householder. Larry 71 Ryan. Timothy J 29 Book, Thomas Todd 60 Hughes. Jim 71 Schaffer. Tim 81 Bradley, Jennette 7 & 10 Husted. Jon A 71 Schlichter. John 81 Brady, Dan 39 Jacobson, Jeff 46 Schmidt, Jean 81 Brinkman. Jr.. Tom 60 Jerse, Edward S 72 Schneider, Michelle G 81 Brown. Sherrod 23 Johnson, Scott 9 Schuler, Robert L 49 Brown, Edna 60 Johnson. Thomas W 10 Schuring, J. Kirk 49 Buehrer, Stephen 61 Johnson, Bruce E 1 1 Seaver. Derrick 82 Callender, Jamie 61 Jolivette, Gregory V 72 Seitz. Bill 82 Caltrider. Frank R 17 Jones, Stephanie Tubbs 26 Setzer, Arlene J 82 Calvert, Charles E 61 Jones, Christopher 12 Sierra, Daniel J 82 Carano. Ken 63 Jones. Judith A 19 Shriber, Alan R 17 Carey, Jr.. John A 39 Jordan. Jim 46 Skindell, Michael J 82 Carmichael, Jim 63 Kaptur. Marcy 26 Smith, Geoffrey 83 Carnes, James E 39 Kearns, Merle Grace 72 Smith, John H 9 Cates. Gary 63 Kennedy. Dennis G 15 Smith, Shirley A 83 Chabot, Steve 23 Key. Annie 73 Spada, Robert F 49 Chandler. Kathleen 63 Kilbane. Sally Conway 74 Speck. Sam 16 Charles. Thomas P 13 Koziura, Joe 74 Stewart. Dan 83 Cirelli, Mary M 64 Kucinich. Dennis J 26 Stewart, Jimmy 84 Clancy, Patricia M 64 LaTourette, Steven C 27 Stivers, Steven E 50 Collier, Thorn 64 Latta. Robert E 74 Strahorn. Fred 84 Cook, Deborah 90 Lawrence. Joan W 9 Stratton, Evelyn Lundberg 91 Core. Anthony E 64 Mallory. Mark 47 Strickland, Ted 29 Coughlin, Kevin J 40 Manning. Jeffrey H 74 Suhadolnik. Gary C Dailey, Fred L 9 Mason, Donald L 18 Sweeney, Sr.. Francis E 91 Daniels. David T 64 Mason, Lance T 74 Sykes. Barbara 84 Dann. Marc 40 McClellan. Col. Paul D 17 Taft. Bob 6 DeBose. Michael 65 McGregor, Jim 75 Taylor, Mary 85 DePiero. Dean E 65 Miller. Ray 47 Thompson, William E 13 Deters, Joe 8 Miller. Dale 75 Tiberi. Pat 29 DeWine. Michael 31 Montgomery. Betty 8 Tongren, Robert S 1 1 DeWine. Kevin 65 Morckel, Kenneth L 17 Trakas. James Peter 85 DiDonato. Greg L 41 Moyer. Thomas J 90 Turner, Michael R 29 Distel. L. George 66 Mumper. Larry 48 Ujvagi, Peter 85 Domenick, John 66 Natalucci-Persichetti, Geno 21 Voinovich, George V 31 Driehaus, Steven L 66 Nein, Scott R 48 Wachtmann, Lynn R 50 Wagner. Jeff 85 Evans, Clyde 66 Ney, Robert 27 Walcher. Kathleen L 85 Evans. David R 66 Niehaus. Tom 75 Webster. Shawn 85 O'Connor. Maureen 90 Faber. Keith L 67 White. Doug 50 Oelslager. Scott 76 Fedor, Teresa 41 White. John Joseph 86 Fergus, Ronda 18 Olman. Lynn E 76 Widener. Christopher R 86 Fessler, Diana 67 Otterman. Bob 77 Widowfield, John 87 Fingerhut, Eric D 42 Oxley. Michael G 27 Wilkinson. Reginald A 19 Fleming, Luceille 10 Patton. Jr., Sylvester D 77 Willamowski, John 87 Flowers, Larry L 68 Patton. Thomas F 77 Williams, Bryan C 87 Gardner, Robert A 43 Perry, Jeanine 78 Wilson, Jr.. Charles A 88 Gardner, Randy 42 Peterson. Jon M 78 Wolpert. Larry 88 Gibbs. Bob 68 Petro, Jim 7 Woodard. Claudette 89 Gilb. Michael 68 Pfeifer. Paul E 91 Yates, Tyrone K 89 Gillmor. Paul E 25 Portman, Rob 28 Young. Ronald E 89 Goodman. David 43 Prentiss. C. J 48 Zaino. Thomas M 21 Grendell. Timothy 68 Price. Larry 79 Zelman. Susan Tave 12 Ohio Government Directory 111 Advertiser Index Ohio Children's Hospital Association 86 AAA - Ohio Auto Club 54 Ohio Coal Association 34 Accent on Management 93 Ohio Concrete Construction Association 96 Adam's Mark Hotel 4 Ohio Contractors Association 89 Akron/Summit Co. Conv. Bur 87 Ohio Council for Home Care 65 Law Offices of John L. Alden 31 Ohio Council of Retail Merchants 51 Altria Group, Inc inside back cover Ohio Dental Association 78 American Agency, Inc 47 Ohio Education Association 83 Anthem BCBS 10 Ohio Electric Utility Institute 76 Apollo Career Center 46 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation 57 Baker Hi-Way Express 88 Ohio Grocers Association 38 Bricker & Eckler LLP 105 Ohio Health Commissioners, Assn. of 72 Brown Transport, Inc 23 Ohio Home Builders Association 40 Calfee, Halter & Griswold / Green Assocs 80 Ohio Hospice & Palliative Care Org 73 Capitol Advisory Group, Inc 90 Ohio Hospital Association 37 Capitol Advocates 102 Ohio Hospitality Coalition 100 Capitol Square Consulting, Inc 7 Ohio Job & Family Svcs. Directors Assn 26 Capitol Square Printing 8 The Collamore Group. Ltd 84 Ohio Land Title Association 14 Columbia Gas of Ohio 67 Ohio Manufacturers' Association 62 Council of Police/Safety Assoc 98 Ohio Municipal Electric Assn., AMP-Ohio 55 County Commissioners Association 70 Ohio Municipal League 56 The Craig Group 15 Ohio Oil & Gas Association 44 Ferris & Ferris LLP 17 Ohio Petroleum Council 34 Flexible Pavements, Inc 61 Ohio Pharmacists Association 73 Fraternal Order of Police 52 Ohio Podiatric Medical Association 36 Garner Transportation Group 68 Ohio Ready Mixed Concrete Association 20 Gongwer News Service, Inc 41 Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives, Inc 60 Governmental Policy Group 1 Ohio School Boards Association 13 Group Benefits Agency 28 Ohio Society of Association Executives 19 Edward Howard & Co 94 Ohio Society of CPAs 58 Intl. Union of Operating Engineers 6 Ohio Soft Drink Association 57 Jet Express, Inc 5 Ohio State Medical Association 42 Kegler, Brown, Hill & Ritter Co., LPA 106 Ohio Telecom Association 18 Levin, Driscoll & Fleeter 11 Ohio Troopers Coalition 2 Marathon Ashland Petroleum 32 Ohio Wholesale Marketers Association 56 McNees, Wallace & Nurick 101 Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Assn 92 Millennium Hotel Complex 109 P & D Transportation, Inc 39 Motor Carrier Service, Inc 77 PACA, Inc 75 Neale & Associates, Inc 71 Thomas P. Pappas & Associates 36 NFZ & Associates 30 Peoples Services, Inc 29 Odyssey Press, Inc 109 Pierce Communications, Inc 97 Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers 100 Rotunda, Inc 70 Ohio Association of Area Agencies on Aging 9 Sines & Towner Policy Group Ltd 48 Ohio Association of Broadcasters 12 SpeakSpace, Inc 65 Ohio Association of Physician Assistants 50 State Street Consultants inside front cover Ohio Assn. of Professional Fire Fighters 45 Teater-Gebhardt & Associates 16 Ohio Association of Realtors 51 United Parcel Service 22 Ohio Automobile Dealers Association 43 Wannemacher Truck Lines 27 Ohio Cable Telecommunications Association 95 Wholesale Beer & Wine Association 25 Ohio Capitol Policy Consultants outside back cover Wright State University 24

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