Reporters’ Roundtable

Posted Thursday, March 18, 2010

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Cleveland State University is about to increase its downtown footprint, house more students on campus and renovate some of its classroom space. New CSU president Ronald Berkman is drawing up a campus master plan and preparing for a major fund-raiser, all in his first year. State lawmakers want to know why they're paying for a Workers Compensation Council that's done little but generate controversy. And how does a city get by without 20 per cent of its police force? The city of Toledo may be about to find out. Join us for the reporters' roundtable Thursday morning at 9:00 on 90.3.

Guests

--Jim Siegel, Columbus Dispatch
--Shannon Mortland, Crain's Cleveland Business
--Ignazio Messina, Toledo Blade

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Karen 9:56 AM 3/18/10

I believe we should have a health care program modeled after Social Security. If workers could pay for their own social safety net, it would be deficit neutral. This is NOT a savings account program! I have a proposal which can be accessed here: https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AX2P-lgt0GkhZGhwejI3ZmdfMGdoYjRrNzhi&hl=en