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Statewide texting ban clears Ohio Senate panel

COLUMBUS — Ohio teens could not use their cell­phones, iPads or other elec­tronic devices while dri­ving unless there’s an emer­gency under a bill the state Sen­ate is expected to vote on Thursday.

Ohio officials to return 5 exotic animals to widow

REYNOLDSBURG — State offi­cials will return five sur­viv­ing exotic ani­mals to a woman whose hus­band released dozens of wild crea­tures before com­mit­ting sui­cide. The Ohio Depart­ment of Agri­cul­ture announced the deci­sion Mon­day at an agency hear­ing in which the state was to defend its author­ity to quar­an­tine the ani­mals — two leop­ards, two pri­mates and a bear — on sus­pi­cion of infec­tious diseases.

GOP ignores veto threat, passes student loan bill

WASHINGTON — Repub­li­cans ignored a veto threat and over­came a rebel­lion by party con­ser­v­a­tives to push a bill through the House Fri­day keep­ing inter­est rates on mil­lions of fed­eral stu­dent loans from dou­bling this summer.

White House threatens to veto student loan bill

WASHINGTON — The White House threat­ened a veto Fri­day of a Repub­li­can bill keep­ing the inter­est rates on fed­eral stu­dent loans from dou­bling this sum­mer, object­ing that the mea­sure would finance its $5.9 bil­lion cost by abol­ish­ing a health care program.

Ohio House delays vote on election overhaul repeal

COLUMBUS — Lead­ers in the Ohio House delayed a vote Wednes­day night on a con­tentious mea­sure that would repeal a new elec­tion law that reduces early vot­ing oppor­tu­ni­ties in the pres­i­den­tial bat­tle­ground state.

Speaker: House to vote Friday on student loans

WASHINGTON — In an esca­lat­ing election-year clash, the House will vote Fri­day on a $5.9 bil­lion Repub­li­can bill pre­vent­ing inter­est rates on fed­eral stu­dent loans from dou­bling this sum­mer, paid for by cut­ting money from Pres­i­dent Barack Obama’s health care over­haul law.

Parties face off in court over legislative maps

COLUMBUS — Jus­tices asked tough ques­tions of both sides Tues­day as they weighed a case that seeks to scrap Ohio’s newly drawn leg­isla­tive map on the premise it was ger­ry­man­dered to favor Republicans.

Obama takes on college costs, eyes young voters

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MORRISVILLE, N.C. — Woo­ing young vot­ers, Pres­i­dent Barack Obama is on a blitz to keep the cost of col­lege loans from soar­ing for mil­lions of stu­dents, tak­ing his mes­sage to three states strate­gi­cally impor­tant to his re-election bid. By tak­ing on stu­dent debt, Obama is speak­ing to middle-class Amer­ica and tar­get­ing an enor­mous bur­den that threat­ens the eco­nomic recovery.

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