Ohio Sunday Papers | Sunday, January 4, 2009

• Insight: How Bad? 5 Economists Answer Questions About Recession, Ohio Economy – Columbus Dispatch

Editor’s Note: Just when you think the Dispatch editorial staff is still on vacation, they came up with this interesting piece in Sunday’s Insight section.  Let’s hear it for localizing a national story and doing it from a broad perspective.  The economists include a liberal, conservative, a federal reserve staffer, and private sector expertise.  Check it out.

• After the Flames: The Story of the 1969 Cuyahoga River Fire – The Plain Dealer
• Killings rip apart city’s fabric – Cincinnati Enquirer
• Cuyahoga sheriff lays off some, rewards family friends with raises – The Plain Dealer
• Op-Ed, Thomas Suddes: Suddes’ Crystal Ball
• Op-Ed, Joe Hallett: Brown, Strickland optimistic on economy turning corner – Columbus Dispatch
• Editorial: That Sinking Feeling – Toledo Blade
• Strickland, Governors call for $1 trillion in aid to states – The Plain Dealer
• Measure takes aim at sexual slavery – Toledo Blade
• Plans afoot for coal to liquid fuel plant in Wellsville – Youngstown Vindicator
• New Ohio legislature begins Monday – Dayton Daily News
• Ohio AG’s Washington Office closing – The Plain Dealer
• Columbia Gas, state reach deal on gorge – Columbus Dispatch
• Fewer truckers needed as economy gears down – Columbus Dispatch
• Fighting off the bear market – Columbus Dispatch
• Dick Feagler talks about 45-year career – The Plain Dealer
• Consumer advocates see bright spot in 2009 – The Plain Dealer
• Most important Ohio legislation passed in 2008 – The Plain Dealer
• Editorial: Husted made his mark – The Plain Dealer
• Editorial: Husted won’t just warm senate seat – Dayton Daily News
• BGSU to lay off 43 salaried workers – Toledo Blade