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Ohio Dems want action after ‘Coingate’ report flaw

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FILE-This Thursday, Aug. 18, 2005 file photo shows Ohio Gov. Bob Taft, left, addressing the court as his attorney, William Meeks, right, looks on in Columbus, Ohio. Legal records of the historic conviction of Taft in a 2005 rare-coin investment scandal have been shielded forever from public view. Taft, descendant of a U.S. president, is Ohio's only governor convicted of a crime. (AP Photo, File)

Lawyer: Ohio ex-governor’s record wasn’t expunged

Associated Press

FILE - This Feb. 22, 2010, file photo, shows Tom Noe, a former Republican fundraiser, posing for a photo at the Hocking Correctional Facility in Nelsonville, Ohio. Ohio's Inspector General released his much-anticipated investigative report Thursday on the investment scandal that engulfed the state in 2005, concluding the bureau where it started has become significantly more professional and accountable. The scandal broke open with a newspaper report of a dubious $50 million investment by the bureau into a rare-coin fund run by Noe, of Toledo. (AP Photo/Columbus Dispatch, Shari Lewis, File)

Ohio watchdog releases investment scandal report

By JULIE CARR SMYTH - Associated Press

Democrats seek probe of Ohio environmental agency

By JULIE CARR SMYTH - Associated Press

Ohio: 16 wildlife officers did no on-duty hunting

By JULIE CARR SMYTH - Associated Press