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Governor declares state of emergency as Ohio is battered from Ike's remnants

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Ohio Governor Ted Strickland has declared a state of emergency, following the battering that Ohio received from the remnants of Hurricane Ike Sunday night. Meanwhile, many Ohioans are going without electricity, and the outages may continue for days.

WKSU's statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports:

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Where do I get a claim form for damages from high winds from Ike? Website available for state of emergency info?

Let me know... jen.kurek@hfpracing.com

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