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Mar 15

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Paul Solman and Dante Chinni Talk Economic Inequality in Ohio

Paul Solman and Dante Chinni discuss the two economic worlds they found in Ohio.

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Mar 15

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Paul Solman and Dante Chinni Talk Economic Inequality in Ohio

By Elizabeth Shell

EDITOR'S NOTE: Paul Solman and Dante Chinni of Patchwork Nation recently traveled to two counties in Ohio - Crawford and Delaware. Thirty years ago they had similar average incomes but today, they've grown apart. The town of Galion in…

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Mar 01

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Making Sen$e: How States Have Responded to the Pension Crunch

By Paul Solman

EDITOR'S NOTE: We received a number of responses from viewers like you regarding last week's broadcast story, "In Tiny Rhode Island, a Massive Public Pension Crisis Looms" and the Making Sen$e web piece, "Paying For Public…

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Mar 01

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Tool$ Tuesday and How States Have Responded to the Pension Crunch

By Elizabeth Shell

EDITOR'S NOTE: We received a number of responses from viewers like you regarding last week's broadcast story, "In Tiny Rhode Island, a Massive Public Pension Crisis Looms" and the Making Sen$e web piece, "Paying For Public Pensions." So,…

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Feb 22

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Showdown Over Bargaining Rights, State Budgets Spreads Beyond Wisconsin

Indiana lawmakers followed their Wisconsin counterparts' example by leaving the state to halt a bill that would curb the influence of labor unions. Gwen Ifill talks to reporters in New Jersey, Indiana and Ohio, where state budget deficits are going…

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Feb 17

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Wisconsin’s Crowded Capitol: Collective-Bargaining Protest Grows

Amid the firestorm in Wisconsin over whether to scrap collective-bargaining rights for public employees, Ray Suarez speaks with Wisconsin Public Television Capitol reporter Adam Schrager, who has been covering the protests this week -- described as the largest in Madison…

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Jan 07

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New to Washington, Ohio’s Renacci Aims to Keep Outsider Perspective

In the second in a series of conversations with members of the new Republican House majority, Ray Suarez shadows incoming Rep. Jim Renacci, a former car dealer from Northeastern Ohio, as he and his family travel to Washington to settle…

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Jan 05

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Boehner: Partisan ‘Scar Tissue’ Can’t Be Ignored in Congress

The 112th Congress convened Wednesday with Republicans regaining the House majority and Ohio's John Boehner taking over as House speaker. Ray Suarez reports on the day's ceremony and previews the congressional battles ahead, then Jim Lehrer talks to historian Michael…

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Jan 03

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New Governors Confront Daunting State Budget Woes

The New Year rings in the start of some new governors' terms -- and nearly all of them face budget shortfalls. Gwen Ifill discusses state budget woes with three public media reporters: John Myers of KQED Public Radio in California;…

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Dec 14

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Ohio School District Uses Unique Peer Evaluations to Grade Teachers

Special correspondent for education John Merrow reports how public schools in Toledo, Ohio, are implementing a unique peer-evaluation program for educators that looks to nurture teachers, but make it easier to remove ineffective ones.

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