Who do you support for Governor in Ohio in 2010?

Internet Assassin wrote:

I am voting for NEWT whether I throw my vote away or not!I am at least voting for my choice.Read NEWTS` last book.He backs the Fair Tax Act, which eliminates income taxes,freeing up money to be invested in business.You ONLY pay a sales tax,which keeps the RICH from skating around their obligations to pay taxes on their money.Our taxes MAY go up slightly but your NOT paying income taxes which is how much,20% of your income NOW? You will bring home that $400.00 pay check instead of $325.00 or LESS!

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free wrote:

I'm sorry, I meant east/west route south of Sidney that crosses over the Great Miami River. May be CSXT ? I believe The Bridge was built in the early 1900's and the concrete is steadily spalling. Some firm has been parging the surface, but we all know concrete will do; Get hard and crack. Eventually it will be deemed unsafe, but it's a matter of when especially before a disaster occurs. Who would be responsible for replacing the concrete bridge like that ?
Scott Niswonger was a Van Wert native and established a transportation entity (Landair) in Greeneville TN. He's been a major donor for projects in TN, but had an opportunity to lead a privately funded effort to add the performing arts center to the new high school when it was built. He fronted the project to get it off the ground and other philanthropic residents followed up. Apparently they received domestic donations from all fifty states and some from residents overseas.$ 10M+ of private money plus an operational Foundation which is downtown and I think they donated back to the community. They book top acts and plays from all over and draw from Ft Wayne, Lima, Dayton and others. I toured the facility and it's a really nice as a venue. Visit if you can. They have a website.
I worked on the old Kennedy Plant when a battery recycling company needed renovations. We had to put in haz-mat showers, per EPA & OSHA regulations.....Aconcrete coring company severed a panel feed to a breaker panel while cutting through 8" of slab. WATER AND SPARKS ! The EPA and OSHA ended up closing them down.
There's a wind turbine group trying lease ground in eastern Shellby County and there's already strong opposition. 500' tall, the height of a 40 or 50 story building.
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free wrote:

I'm sorry, I meant east/west route south of Sidney that crosses over the Great Miami River. May be CSXT ? I believe The Bridge was built in the early 1900's and the concrete is steadily spalling. Some firm has been parging the surface, but we all know concrete will do; Get hard and crack. Eventually it will be deemed unsafe, but it's a matter of when especially before a disaster occurs. Who would be responsible for replacing the concrete bridge like that ?
Scott Niswonger was a Van Wert native and established a transportation entity (Landair) in Greeneville TN. He's been a major donor for projects in TN, but had an opportunity to lead a privately funded effort to add the performing arts center to the new high school when it was built. He fronted the project to get it off the ground and other philanthropic residents followed up. Apparently they received domestic donations from all fifty states and some from residents overseas.$ 10M+ of private money plus an operational Foundation which is downtown and I think they donated back to the community. They book top acts and plays from all over and draw from Ft Wayne, Lima, Dayton and others. I toured the facility and it's a really nice as a venue. Visit if you can. They have a website.
I worked on the old Kennedy Plant when a battery recycling company needed renovations. We had to put in haz-mat showers, per EPA & OSHA regulations.....Aconcrete coring company severed a panel feed to a breaker panel while cutting through 8" of slab. WATER AND SPARKS ! The EPA and OSHA ended up closing them down.
There's a wind turbine group trying lease ground in eastern Shellby County and there's already strong opposition. 500' tall, the height of a 40 or 50 story building.
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Hey Free, I looked at your bridge on satellite, that's a major CSX line east and west. They definately won't let that shut down their eastern connection into Indianapolis which is where that leads to the west of you. They're probably trying to pry money from the state to get help on a new bridge and the state oughta help out with as much tax as they pay on a mile of track every year.
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As far as trying to get hold of a used rail car or an old caboose, I'm going to list the links to the bigs in the united states but you might have better luck just calling up RJ Corman. They're a shortline in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky and I would say the least impersonable to communicate with and get useful info from.
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www.nscorp.com
www.csx.com
www.bnsf.com
www.up.com
Those are the class I US owned railroads. You can try CN or CP but just like dealing with unions, how big a headache do you really want? That's always been my mindset when it came to dealing with those two.
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As far as Niswonder, I've heard the name before and the connections with philanthropy and all but why couldn't Landair be set up in Van Wert? It had to move to a state with a more favorable cost base structure than Ohio??? That's a big surprise.... Not.
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Van Wert is a microcosm of what's going on in small county seat towns across Ohio..... Ain't nobody moving there making any jobs, except for wal mart maybe... Doesn't matter that they have plenty of available space next to highways or railroads... Job creators know full well Ohio is flooded with people with mindsets like Clueless and Army Mom.... They will vote to make it more miserable for job creators in spite if themselves having a damn job or not, EVERY STINKIN TIME....
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They steadfastly refuse to give an inch even though it might mean 1,500 new jobs at $60k per year..... So what if you're giving the job creator a $200 million dollar tax break.... That's still roughly 27 million more in income tax per year than what was being generated previously, and it still comes from the damn job creator......
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They just can't comprehend........ So, Ohio...... Just fail!!!!

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clueless wrote:

I suppose that you will hail KSUCK today when he visits FORD BROOKPARK ENGINE PLANT #1, they are adding new jobs there. Then next door they are closing the last of the casting plant, is he going to visit them ( hell NO ) he is such a BIG PHONY it make me sick. KSUCK has to go .... Soon he will run out of asses to kiss to make him look good.

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clueless wrote:

<quoted text>Thank You ...... I see that you don't care about giving all the monies of the people to the big companys for their use , but not for the best intrests of the people of the sates. There you have your RTW states thinking.

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clueless wrote:

I suppose that you will hail KSUCK today when he visits FORD BROOKPARK ENGINE PLANT #1, they are adding new jobs there. Then next door they are closing the last of the casting plant, is he going to visit them ( hell NO ) he is such a BIG PHONY it make me sick. KSUCK has to go .... Soon he will run out of asses to kiss to make him look good.

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clueless wrote:

<quoted text>Thank You ...... I see that you don't care about giving all the monies of the people to the big companys for their use , but not for the best intrests of the people of the sates. There you have your RTW states thinking.