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Classical Music With Gillian Martin
9:01
Enrique Granados: Three Poetic Waltzes (Xuefei Yang, guitar)
9:06
William Mason: Dance Antique (Calico Winds)
9:09
Richard Wagner: Wesendonk Songs: Im Treibhaus (Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra)
9:16
Felix Mendelssohn: Overture for Wind Instruments (Consortium Classicum)
9:26
Richard Wagner: Parsifal: Good Friday Music (Philadelphia Orchestra)
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Government Monday, August 27, 2012 Kasich supports exotic animal "zoo" Facility would serve as sanctuary for confiscated animals by WKSU's STATEHOUSE BUREAU CHIEF KAREN KASLER |
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The planned zoo-like facility for exotic animals that will be seized under a new law has the support of Gov. John Kasich.
The exotic animal crackdown taking effect next month allows the state to confiscate bears, big cats, snakes and other potentially dangerous animals if the owners don’t have the proper permits or cages for them.
Gov. Kasich says he’s confident state agriculture officials are making the right decision, since zoos and animal sanctuaries that are open to the public won’t be able to take the animals.
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“We have a zoo up here in Columbus too. It’s going to be done appropriately and there will be appropriate security. No matter where you’re going to put it you’ve got concerns, but I think they’re in a good position to be able to do it. I support what they’re doing. I think it makes sense.”
The facility would be built behind the state agriculture department’s headquarters in Reynoldsburg east of Columbus and could hold from 30 to 60 animals and snakes. The mayor of Reynoldsburg is among those concerned about the safety of the facility, and Ohio Democratic Party chair Chris Redfern called it "an extraordinarily stupid idea." |
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