Medical would operate alongside the recreational program, backers of the latter say.
whether the medical marijuana program will survive if Ohio voters legalize recreational marijuana on Nov. 7. She found that the recreational marijuana proposal was written to keep the medical program intact. However, some people are concerned the medical program will suffer since it would be relatively miniscule compared to a potential recreational program.Ex-Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor told The Plain Dealer/cleveland.
. O’Connor also rebutted criticism from her fellow Republicans that the redistricting proposal she co-authored would take power from elected officials and hand it to “unaccountable” non-elected officials.Gov. Mike DeWine named Alisha Nelson the first executive director of the OneOhio Recovery Foundation, which will pool together Ohio opioids settlement money and spend it on prevention and treatment.
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is a co-defendant in lawsuits filed by two former employees of the Dublin, Ohio-based asset management firm he helped found., one of the ex-employees says Strive Asset Management fired her because of age discrimination and because she raised concerns about sexual harassment and securities law violations. The other former employee claims Strive misrepresented that it was well-financed and that Ramaswamy planned to remain with the firm.
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