Published November 11, 2010
Railroad job
Toledo Blade Editorial
UNTIL the suffix is removed from Gov.-elect John Kasich's title, Ted Strickland remains Ohio's chief executive. The public pressure Mr. Kasich is exerting on Mr. Strickland to halt spending on studies of a modern passenger rail system in the state is neither helpful nor justified.
Killing the 3C system that would link Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, and points in between, was one of Mr. Kasich's most explicit campaign promises. When he takes office Jan. 10, the governor-elect can be expected to follow through.
Full editorial at: http://toledoblade.com/article/20101111/OPINION02/11100402
Railroad job
Toledo Blade Editorial
UNTIL the suffix is removed from Gov.-elect John Kasich's title, Ted Strickland remains Ohio's chief executive. The public pressure Mr. Kasich is exerting on Mr. Strickland to halt spending on studies of a modern passenger rail system in the state is neither helpful nor justified.
Killing the 3C system that would link Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, and points in between, was one of Mr. Kasich's most explicit campaign promises. When he takes office Jan. 10, the governor-elect can be expected to follow through.
Full editorial at: http://toledoblade.com/article/20101111/OPINION02/11100402
Ken Prendergast
Executive Director
All Aboard Ohio
12029 Clifton Blvd., Suite 505
Cleveland, OH 44107
(216) 288-4883
kenprendergast@allaboardohio.org
www.allaboardohio.org
Executive Director
All Aboard Ohio
12029 Clifton Blvd., Suite 505
Cleveland, OH 44107
(216) 288-4883
kenprendergast@allaboardohio.org
www.allaboardohio.org
