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The Statehouse News Bureau takes a look back at 2021 and the bills that fell short of becoming law.
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But the bill still includes restrictions on the use of the drug.
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The bill is the third measure to allow people to use pot for personal use proposed this year.
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COVID hospitalizations in Ohio continue their steady march upwards following the steep rise in new cases; the remains of a northern Ohio Navy Corpsman who died in the August attack on the Kabul airport will return home Wednesday; a judge in southern Ohio has ruled that doctors at a Cincinnati area hospital cannot be forced to give COVID patients a livestock medicine as treatment; and more stories.
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After clearing this hurdle, the task of gathering hundreds of thousands of signatures begins.
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Adults over the age of 21 would be able to buy and use marijuana recreationally and grow up to six plants per person.
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The bill would legalize the drug for personal use beyond the medical use already allowed by law.
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The revenue from the tax could be put toward programs but should not be used to offset budget shortfalls, the study's author says.
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Morning Headlines: Ohio COVID-19 Deaths Rise; Stay-At-Home Order in Effect; KSU Cancels May 4 EventsHere are your morning headlines for Tuesday, March 24:Ohio COVID-19 deaths rise to 6;Stay-at-home order in effect;Kent State cancels May 4…
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Here are your morning headlines for Wednesday, March 11:Ohio schools COVID-19 update;Events canceled over coronavirus concerns;Ashland University students…