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	Kim Zurz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kimberly A. Zurz of Akron, Ohio, is an American politician of the Democratic party who currently serves as a member of the Ohio Senate.
		Zurz served as an assistant to the Summit County, Ohio, treasurer.
		Zurz was appointed to a seat in the senate in September 2003.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kim_Zurz (141 words)

	RecordPub.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		State Sen. Kim Zurz said her first two months as a state senator for the 28th District have been amazing - and frustrating.
		Zurz, a Democrat, was appointed in September to fill the last year of a term left when Sen. Leigh Herington of Rootstown resigned to campaign for a Portage County Common Pleas judgeship.
		Zurz is used to being in the minority.
	www.recordpub.com /article.php?pathToFile=/archive/11092003/news/&file=_news2.txt&article=1&tD=11092003 (653 words)

	Stater Online - Kent State's online newspaper
		Tom Seese, a former state representative from Akron, is challenging incumbent state Sen. Kim Zurz of Green, who was appointed to the Ohio Senate in September and represents all of Portage County and parts of Summit County.
		In the Senate, Zurz is ranking minority member on the State and Local Government and Veterans Affairs Committee and also sits on the Ways and Means and Economic Development Committee.
		Zurz and Seese competed for the appointment to the Senate in September.
	www.stater.kent.edu /stories_old/04spring/22704/schools.ASP (654 words)

	Private Ownership and Public Good
		According to a press release from the Texas Realtors Association, lawmakers in at least 31 states have introduced or plan to introduce eminent domain legislation in future sessions.
		And the Cuyahoga County Planning Commission, which doesn't directly comment on the use of eminent domain itself, has welcomed comments from concerned citizens about the impact of eminent domain on the projects pursued by the planning commission.
		Gene Krebs, former state representative and state director at Greater Ohio, wrote an op-ed column for the Columbus Dispatch this week regarding the moratorium on eminent domain that I have cosponsored.
	www.ohioeminentdomain.blogspot.com (1083 words)

	RecordPub.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Summit county front-runner is expected to be Kim Zurz, a member of the county council.
		While she may be known among party insiders, Zurz is an unknown for most registered Democrats in Portage, and has even less name recognition among the vast number of independent voters who usually vote Democratic.
		I say we support Zurz or Seese for the Senate, Judge Laurie Pittman for Common Pleas, Linda Fankhauser for Clerk of Courts and anybody who is not in bed with Herington Cronies.
	www.recordpub.com /article.php?pathToFile=/archive/08102003/news/&file=_news3.txt&article=1&tD=08102003 (796 words)

	Some residents uncertain,
		He assured Frese the wording would be clarified in the final proposal to go before county council.
		County Council President Kim Zurz acknowledged that there are still some uncertainties about the plan.
		Zurz said council will be discussing the proposed Community Improvements Board in length at the meeting.
	www.sunnews.com /news/2002/part2/0725/MSTAX.htm (664 words)

	73 - FEBRUARY 20, 2004 - Legislative Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Due to the heavy Senate calendar on Wednesday and last minute floor amendments submitted by Sen. Kim Zurz (D-Akron), the full Senate vote on H.B. 135 was delayed.
		Senate President Doug White (R-Manchester) told OHBA that because the Senate was voting on 11 bills at session it was expected to be a very lengthy meeting and he wanted to postpone the vote on H.B. 135 until March, especially considering the possibility of a confrontational debate if Sen. Zurz offered her floor amendments.
		Arguably the Senate’s strongest consumer advocate and ranking minority member of the Senate Civil Justice committee, Sen. Marc Dann (D-Liberty Township), supports the bill and has signed on as a cosponsor to the legislation.
	www.ohiohba.com /legal_docs/legislative_reviews/02-20-04_report_05.htm (650 words)

	kim zurz - Summit County Progressive Democrats - Meetup.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		kim zurz - Summit County Progressive Democrats - Meetup.com
		I went to the Tallmadge Circle around Labor Day and signed up to display a yard sign for Kim Zurz.
		The email address for Kim Zurz's office is Zurzoffice@maild.sen.state.oh.us I suggest you contact her office regarding your question.
	democrat.meetup.com /5/boards/view/viewthread?thread=845622 (171 words)

	RecordPub.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Cleveland resident, who was in town visiting friends, soon discovered his ability to have a cup of coffee was impacted by the city-wide boil alert.
		Zurz, a Democrat, was appointed in September to fill the last year of a term left when Se School, state leaders rally in Ravenna Protest way education is funded
		About 60 people stood on the Portage County Courthouse lawn in Ravenna Saturday morning to protest the way schools are funded in Ohio.
	www.recordpub.com /index.php?tD=11092003 (307 words)

	Kimberly Zurz
		..Hi, I’m Kim Zurz your County Council Representative for the 8th District.
		The 8th District is comprised of Coventry Township, Springfield Township, Village of New Franklin, Franklin Township, City of Green, Village of Lakemore and Village of Clinton.
		Hopefully soon, you’ll be able to take a visual tour of County Council and some of the assets we share within District 8.
	www.co.summit.oh.us /council/zurz.htm (246 words)

	Our Wedding: Jess and Lauren Goode
		Scripture readings during the ceremony were given by Congressman Ted Strickland, Sharon Kingan, and Paul Worley.
		A graduate of Kent State University, Lauren is a legislative aide to state Senator Kim Zurz in Columbus.
		Jess graduated from Ohio University and works as a district director for Congressman Ted Strickland.
	www.personal.kent.edu /~cgarzich/cl/wedding (170 words)

	Paris Township (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Special Bulletin from State Senator Kimberly A. Zurz
		Citizens affected by the storms and high waters in Summit County are now eligible to apply for assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
		It is an honor to serve you in the Ohio Senate.
	www.paris-township.com /Zurz_Updates/Zurz-update_6_7_04.htm (271 words)

	Akron Jewish News
		Sugerman was elected by representatives from all eight of Ohio’s Jewish federations at the organization’s annual board meeting held June 29 in Columbus.
		Sugerman, an attorney with Goldman Rosen who sits on the Jewish Community Board of Akron, was honored at the meeting by state senator Kim Zurz, who presented him with a resolution from the Ohio Senate.
		He also received a resolution from the Ohio Le...
	www.akronjewishnews.com /default.cfm?cat=6 (209 words)

	Building Representatives
		Education Summit: State Senator Kim Zurz is hosting an Education Summit at Kent State University on September 23.
		A panel, including State Superintendent Susan Tave Zelman and Tom Mooney, President of the Ohio Federation of Teachers, will field questions from the audience.
		Endorsements: The AEA Board of Trustees has endorsed the following candidates for office in November’s General Election: Kim Zurz 28
	www.akronteach.org /brnews9.9.04.htm (599 words)

	Ohio Chamber of Commerce - Governmental Affairs
		Frustration over taxes may be motivating many challengers, but it appears that a few may also be motivated by resentment.
		The primary challengers to all three appointed incumbents, Sen. Kim Zurz (D-Green) and Reps. Tim DeGeeter (D-Parma) and Earl Martin (R-Avon Lake), are candidates that applied for but were passed over when the respective caucuses selected the current incumbents to fill vacancies.
		While 14 incumbents face a contest on March 2, a dozen others saw no candidates file to run against them.
	www.ohiochamber.com /governmental/edge_010604.asp (1039 words)

	Legislative Update OHIO STATE COUNCIL MAY 5, 2004
		Senator Mark Dann (D-Trumbull) has convened a roundtable of labor and business groups, including SEIU, to discuss solutions to help keep Ohio companies from relocating jobs abroad.
		The legislation proposed by Senator Kim Zurz (D-Portage) would prohibit corporations from receiving State contracts to provide goods or services if they had outsourced jobs in the last five years.
		Several other bills would provide tax incentives to keep Ohio companies in the U.S. Although no hearings have been set on any specific proposal, the roundtable discussion of stakeholders will help keep the issue alive in the Ohio General Assembly.
	www.csuohio.edu /seiu1199/councilupdate.html (980 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Motion to excuse C. Hummel was made by M. Hura and seconded by J. Rogers.
		Others Present: Clerk-Treasurer Betsy Woolf, Assistant Clerk Mary Pallone, Police Chief Harry Buchert, Solicitor David Benjamin, Village Administrator Ed Trego, Record Courier Reporter Tom Prusha, Rich Iafelice with CT Consultants, Portage County Commissioners Chris Smeiles and Maureen Frederick, Ohio State Representative Kathleen Chandler, Ohio State Senator Kim Zurz, and approximately 40 Village residents.
		Mayors Report: Proclamations & Certificates of Achievement were presented to the Crestwood A’s Hot Stove Baseball Team for their outstanding record, and also to the Girls Baseball Team, the Batbusters for their achievements during the season.
	mantuavillage.com /092104.html (1021 words)

	Paris Township (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Legislative Bulletin from State Senator Kimberly A. Zurz
		Disaster assistance is now available for Portage County after FEMA reviewed of damages incurred in flooding that began May 18.
		Please feel free to contact me if I can provide additional information.
	www.paris-township.com /Zurz_Updates/Zurz-update_6_18_04.htm (214 words)

	Kent Environmental Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Edith Chase suggests KEC send a letter to State Representatives Kim Zurz and Bob Spada promoting opposition to House Bill 218.
		Passage of vote to send letter to Reps. Zurz and Spada promoting opposition to House Bill 218
		Edith Chase further suggests KEC send a letter to the Lake Erie Commission promoting support for the Balanced Growth Initiative.
	www.kentenvironment.org /_mm/Board_February_2004.htm (706 words)

	League of Pissed Off Voters: Voter Guides[Find ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Candidate/Ballot Item: Tim Ryan for 17th Congressional District
		Candidate/Ballot Item: Kim Zurz for 28th District State Senator
		Candidate/Ballot Item: Brian G Williams for 41st District State Representative
	www.indyvoter.org /voterguide.php?detail=1917 (464 words)

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