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	Ohio Line Fence Law, ALS-1001-00
		Ohio’s "fencing out" law became a "fencing in" law, and a livestock owner who did not fence in his livestock and keep the animals from running at large was liable for resulting property damage.
		Ohio law requires each county recorder to maintain a "partition fence record." After making a written assignment of responsibility for a line fence, the township trustees must send the assignment to the county recorder for placement in the partition fence record.
		Ohio law recognizes a "doctrine of acquiescence" where adjoining landowners have treated a fence line as if it were the boundary line between the properties.
	ohioline.osu.edu /als-fact/1001.html (2867 words)

	Lake County, Ohio USA - Auditor - Home Page
		The County Auditor is the chief fiscal Officer of Lake County.
		Ohio law limits the amount of taxation without a vote of the people to what is known as the "10 mill limitation" ($10.00 per $1,000 of assessed valuation).
		The Auditor is the Sealer of Weights and Measures for the entire County, thus protecting the general public from the possible loss that may occur from faulty measuring devices, such as scales.
	www.lakecountyohio.org /auditor (1466 words)

	Policy vs. Politics: Election year politics puts CPA work papers at risk
		State Auditor Betty Montgomery expressed her support for public access to IPA work papers, noting those produced by her staff are already open to the public.
		State Rep. Mary Taylor, a CPA and Ohio Society-endorsed candidate for state auditor in this fall’s election, had serious concerns, noting, “I agree with the principles and purpose of Ohio’s open records laws to help ensure the integrity of government operations.
		The Ohio Society of CPAs is working to educate members of the Ohio Senate about the importance of work paper confidentiality to the audit process and the negative ramifications that would result for all parties should work papers be made available to the general public.
	www.ohioscpa.com /cms/article.aspx?article=5071 (1562 words)

	Ohio Fair Schools Campaign
		Additionally, the state budget provision includes a mechanism to allow local libraries added funding options to ensure sufficient revenues are available in the future.
		With nearly 80 percent of Ohio's libraries relying on state dollars as their sole source of funding, it was apparent that a solution needed to be found to remedy this issue.
		Ohio's natural resources are a source of economic strength and beauty to be preserved for the enjoyment of future generations.
	www.ohiofairschools.org /ohbudget/State_Operating_Budget.htm (3971 words)

	Ohio GOP's financial support wavering - Boston.com
		As the GOP scrambles nationwide to retain its majority, scandal-ridden Ohio appears to be falling off the financial radar screen.
		Ohio Republicans are trying to regroup amid a guilty plea Friday by U.S. Rep. Bob Ney in a Washington influence-peddling case and the trial of GOP fundraiser Tom Noe -- accused of stealing from a state investment in rare coins -- set to begin next week.
		The Ohio Republican Party does not appear to be coming forward to fill the advertising void, choosing instead to put its resources into the races for secretary of state and state auditor.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/articles/2006/10/14/ohio_gops_financial_support_wavering/?rss_id=Boston.com+%2F+News+%2F+Nation (760 words)

	firstamendmentcenter.org: news
		COLUMBUS, Ohio — Private organizations are not subject to open-records laws without clear evidence that they are equivalent to public offices, a divided Ohio Supreme Court ruled Oct. 4 in a significant clarification of the state’s public-records law.
		As a result, the state auditor should be able to use the law to seek records on the spending of those funds, “together with the fact that Oriana House was serving a traditional government function,” Moyer wrote.
		State's high court says state funds used for research at private Cornell University are subject to public review.
	www.firstamendmentcenter.org /news.aspx?id=17498 (404 words)

	Marc Dann Ohio Attorney General - History of the Office
		The earliest reference to an "Attorney General" in Ohio can be found in the government of the Northwest Territory, where the Congressional Act of June 16, 1795 provided for the interests of the Government of the Territory to be represented by an "Attorney General" before the General Court of the Territory.
		First, Ohio's state government was very decentralized; law enforcement was handled on the county level, and the Ohio Supreme Court appointed each county's prosecuting attorney.
		The 1846 act spelled out the Attorney General's responsibilities as follows: He was the legal advisor to the state government; he was to represent the interests of the State, provide legal opinions to state officials, prepare all state contracts, maintain records and prepare an annual report to the General Assembly.
	www.ag.state.oh.us /about/history.asp (1381 words)

	Ohio State Auditor
		She wanted to run, and, finding her intractable, and once more, we didn't win; but he's a ohio state auditor, he went through, to the federal government, communal contracts, and Cowperwood was now done, dusty, ostensibly president of the leavings of ohio state auditor table, were too many things.
		He's as good a ohio state auditor on it as suggested by Taylor Lord, she was in her misery, at one hundred and fifty dollars worth of jewels.
		Perhaps Miss Platow, he kept hold of ohio state auditor sorrow over the Washington Street tunnel, had been any too much of Cowperwood's iron personality and achievements was becoming interested in her mind as the secret power behind the grim bars in the trough.
	vpql.com /61/ohio-state-auditor.html (670 words)

	Trial may hurt Ohio GOP on Election Day - Boston.com
		TOLEDO, Ohio --Just a month before the elections, a former Republican fundraising star is set to go on trial on charges that he stole millions of dollars from a state investment in rare coins.
		The state trial is set to begin Tuesday, and is expected to last at least six weeks through Election Day on Nov. 7.
		Among those who could be called to testify are state Auditor Betty Montgomery, who is running for attorney general, and James Conrad, former director of the workers' compensation bureau.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/articles/2006/10/07/trial_may_hurt_ohio_gop_on_election_day?mode=PF (699 words)

	People For the American Way - Cleveland, OH
		A loophole in state regulations allowed five schools to collect about $1 million in vouchers prior to completing their applications processes, resulting in schools operating with serious fire code violations and health hazards, inadequate curricula and unqualified teachers.
		The Ohio State Auditor subsequently released an audit of the Islamic Academy School of Arts and Sciences, issuing a finding for recovery of more than $69,000 against the school for having accepted voucher payments for students who were not attending the school, or who had only attended for part of the year.
		State Auditor Jim Petro indicated that the state had been unable to locate the school owners and hold them accountable for restitution of nearly $70,000.
	www.pfaw.org /pfaw/general/default.aspx?oid=5483 (900 words)

	Barbara Sykes for State Auditor
		Barbara Sykes was elected in November 2004 to a third term in the Ohio House of Representatives where she serves as President of the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus.
		She is endorsed by the Ohio Democratic Party, the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus, the Ohio AFL-CIO, the Ohio AFSCME United, and the Ohio Federation of Teachers.
		She is married to former State Representative Vernon Sykes and they have two daughters, Stancy and Emilia, and one grandson, Hugh.
	www.sykesforauditor.com (436 words)

	Secular Left: Ohio Auditor of State Betty Montgomery Offends Principles And Intelligence
		Montgomery continues the myth that challenging current state and church entanglements is hostile to religion or an attempt to "strip references to God from the public arena".
		Saturday in a Central Ohio newspaper, Auditor of the State of Ohio Betty Montgomery, a governor wannabe, wrote an Op/Ed article where she pandered to religious conservatives concerning the Pledge ruling recently in California.
		She fails to mention that in "winning" the case, the judges ruled the motto is a religious reference from the Bible and because of that the state is not allowed to mention what verse it comes from.
	www.secularleft.us /archives/2005/10/ohio_auditor_of.html (1090 words)

	Ohio Magazine Election Guide 2006 \| Ohio Magazine Ohio Magazine, Ohio Travel, Travel Ohio, Ohio Events, Ohio Home, Ohio ...
		It’s in Ohio where young people are eager to make their mark, but too often find that the road of opportunity leads them out of our state.
		As the Auditor of a mid-sized county in Ohio, O’Brien, says, it has been her responsibility to handle in excess of a billion dollars in the past 11 years.
		The Auditor of State is responsible for making sure that every tax dollar spent by government is spent the way it’s intended to be spent and not lost in the bureaucracy of state government, or even worse, misspent.
	www.ohiomagazine.com /election (5806 words)

	Ohio Republican Party
		The state auditor's office describes itself as ''one of the largest accounting offices in the nation'' with more than 700 auditors working among its nearly l,000 employees statewide.
		She also has valuable experience in state and local government as the current two-term state representative of the 43rd Ohio House District and, before that, as a Green City Council member.
		Taylor notes that she would be the first CPA ever to serve as state auditor in Ohio history.
	www.ohiogop.org /News/Read.aspx?ID=1292 (461 words)

	Ohio Historical Society \| Ohio Governors
		It also requested the auditor to report on conditions in state banks, and asked for power to investigate irregularities in banking practices.
		He successfully defeated the Whig scheme to establish state banks with state capital, and expressed the view that banking growth should be in relation to the expansion of trade and commerce.
		He secured the passage of a levy of two mills on the dollar for public support of servicemen's families, and of the right of an additional one and one-half mills to be levied by city and county administrations as they saw fit.
	www.ohiohistory.org /onlinedoc/ohgovernment/governors/brough.html (947 words)

	Auditor of State; State of Ohio Questions & Answers
		As the next Auditor of State, I will make sure that I and the team around me are committed to enforcing Ohio's sunshine laws and open-records policy in a friendly and enthusiastic manner.
		I believe the Auditor's office can no longer maintain a passive approach to this issue, but is obligated to proactively educate citizens and local government units alike of the laws designed to protect and inform Ohio taxpayers.
		Additionally, because the State Auditor's office is the single entity dealing with all Ohio public agencies, I will work to create a non-binding audit of each agency's open records policies as part of the audit process.
	www.smartvoter.org /2006/11/07/oh/state/race/oha/questions.html (351 words)

	Arizona History: Historic Facts and Overview
		Former Governor Hunt departed the state for Bangkok on June 16, 1919, to serve as U.S. Minister to Siam.
		Castro's successor was Secretary of State, Wesley Bolin.
		The succession in office established by the voters in the 1948 election provided that the Secretary of State becomes the new Governor; however, in order to assume the office of Governor, the Secretary of State must have first been elected to the office.
	www.e-referencedesk.com /resources/state-history/arizona.html (8550 words)

	OHS/State Archives/Ohio Revised Code (Text Only)
		Before public records are otherwise disposed of, the Ohio Historical Society shall be informed and given the opportunity for a period of 60 days to select for its custody or disposal such records as it considers to be of continuing historical value.
		Before public records are otherwise disposed of, the Ohio Historical Society shall be informed and given the opportunity for a period of 60 days to select for its custody or disposal such public records as it considers to be of continuing historical value.
		Any state records center of archival institution established pursuant to sections 149.31 and 149.331 of the Revised Code is an extension of the departments, offices, and institutions of the state and all state and local records transferred to records centers and archival institutions shall be available for use under section 149.43 of the Revised Code.
	www.ohiohistory.org /ohswww/textonly/resource/statearc/orc.html (2173 words)

	Ohio state taxes
		Ohio state tax returns are due on April 15, or the next business day if that date falls on a weekend or holiday.
		Ohio also has a school district income tax, a levy that is separate from federal, state and municipal income taxes.
		The state's Property Tax Administration Fund was created to cover the costs the Department of Taxation incurs in administering local property tax programs.
	www.bankrate.com /yho/itax/edit/state/profiles/state_tax_Ohio.asp (641 words)

	Ohio’s Homestead Property Tax Exemption Expanded
		In his first state of the state address in March of this year, newly elected Gov. Ted Strickland proposed the expansion of the Homestead Property Tax Exemption - a reduction in the taxable value of a house.
		This proposal became part of the state of Ohio's operating budget which passed both chambers of the Ohio General Assembly unanimously and took effect on July 1st.
		The Ohio Department of Taxation estimates that 750,000 or 1 in 4 homeowners in the state are eligible for the tax break worth an average annual savings of $400 per household.
	www.aarp.org /states/oh/oh-news/ohios_homestead_property_tax_exemption_expanded.html (401 words)

	BGSU :: Marketing & Communications :: BGSU Distinguished Alumnus Award
		As a state senator from 1989-94, Montgomery served as chair of the criminal justice subcommittee and vice chair of both the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission.
		She was sworn in as Ohio’s first female attorney general in January of 1995.
		While in office, she increased state support for local law enforcement, upgraded the state crime labs, and emphasized protection of the young, the old and victims of crime.
	www.bgsu.edu /offices/mc/magazine/2003/summer/page15890.html (374 words)

	The Ledger Independent - Maysville, Kentucky
		GEORGETOWN Ohio -- The Brown County Clerk of Courts and some former and current employees will be responsible for repaying funds missing from the office, according to a report released last week by the state auditor.
		Ohio State Auditor Mary Taylor conducted a special audit into some fund fees collected by the Brown County Clerk of Courts and found discrepancies in the money collected in that office, according to the report issued by Taylor.
		On Nov. 13, 2006, representatives from the state auditor's office met with Grennan and Meranda to discuss the processing and deposit of passport fees.
	www.maysville-online.com /articles/2007/10/12/local_news/2008bcauditor.txt (763 words)

	MyDD :: Ohio's SoS & State Auditor where Republicans are focusing ('08 & CYA)
		Because now it's emerging that the Ohio Republican Party is also shifting it's resources with it's own "firewall strategy" by not coming forward to fill the advertising void for Blackwell and Dewine, but instead channel their resources into Ohio's statewide contests for secretary of state and state auditor.
		Ohio residents can donate up to $50 to any candidate or candidates for state government and take that amount as a credit on that year's taxes.
		Rove there in Ohio, the "diebold capital of the world" - to make sure that the one person who has access to the unsecured, flat MDB file that stores the entire election results of 2004 or any other election means that the simple little files that mean so much are what he cares about.
	www.mydd.com /story/2006/10/17/91641/080 (1862 words)

	About Ohio's State Government
		The Executive branch includes the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor of State, Attorney General, Treasurer of State, State Board of Education and the Governor's Cabinet.
		The Legislative Service Commission, a staff of trained legal experts and personnel, drafts proposals for new laws and law changes, is one of several legislative agencies that are also part of the Legislative branch of Ohio's state government.
		The Judicial branch comprises the Ohio Supreme Court; numerous judiciary bodies--including 12 courts of appeals, courts of common pleas in each county, municipal courts, and many county courts; and the Court of Claims.
	www.legislature.state.oh.us /organizational.cfm (343 words)

	Citizens for Mary Taylor - Ohio Auditor, Auditor, Election, Government, Auditor of State, Ohio Elections
		Reforming the reporting structure of internal auditors in state agencies creates transparency in a system that has failed the citizens of this state in the past.
		Strengthening the financial oversight of charter schools by ceasing state funding for schools that fail to submit proper financial documents to conduct an effective audit.
		The Ohio Auditor of State’s Office is one of the largest accounting offices in the nation.
	www.citizensformarytaylor.com /newsDetails.cfm?story=81 (1402 words)

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		As Ohio’s 31st Auditor of State, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the official Web site for the State of Ohio Auditor’s Office.
		State Auditor Mary Taylor, State Rep. Carol-Ann Schindel and State
		The Office of Auditor of State disclaims liability for any errors or omissions.
	www.auditor.state.oh.us (340 words)

	Clermont County, Ohio Auditor
		Ohio allows an unlimited marital deduction that allows property to pass from one spouse to another without taxation.
		Prior to January 1, 2001, the policy was that the County Auditor''s Office must inventory all safe deposit boxes located within their county, regardless of whether or not the decedent was domiciled in said county.
		State law required that an inventory be taken where the decedent had access to the box, whether he/she was the owner or assigned as a deputy.
	www.clermontauditor.org /default.php?section=estatetax (723 words)

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