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Columbus Dispatch, 3/7/13] Auditor obsOhio] Said [Whether Or Not To Turn Over According to The Columbus Dispatch "Yost said he issued the subpoena after several months of negotiations between his office and Jobs-‐Ohio chief ear over the last three days or so that [The Columbus Dispatch, 3/7/13] The Kasich Administration Urged The General Assembly To Remove The Au Audit JobsOhio. According to The Plain Dealer "JobsOhio President and Chief Investment Officer John F. Minor Jr. said it would ask the General Assembly for legislation that makes clear that as a sich administration creation caused by a mistaken, overly-‐ spokesman Rob Nichols said Tuesday." [The Plain Dealer, 3/19/13] While Kasich Blocks a Public Audit of JobsOhio, A Secretive Private Audit was Conducted that Included a Section with Three Full Pages Blacked Out. According to The Columbus Dispatch "The report, which includes a financial audit by KPMG, lists 289 projects JobsOhio completed, resulting in more than 20,000 new-‐job commitments, 50,000 retained jobs and a total annual payroll of $3.3 billion. But that section of the report also is packed with redactions, including nearly three full pages blacked out for lost or canceled projects. The agency called the information 'trade secrets.'" [The Columbus Dispatch, 3/2/13] The Public Was Misled To Believe That JobsOhio only received $1 Million In Public Funds, But $5.3 Million In Additional Funds Were Secretly Sent To The Organization. According to The Columbus Dispatch "While Ohio officials have said $1 million in state money has been spent on Gov. John Kasich's JobsOhio initiative, recently released records show that an additional $5.3 million in public money was directed to get the new program off the ground. " [The Columbus Dispatch, 3/5/13] Development Services Agency Director Schmenk Stepped Down Amid Scrutiny Of JobsOhio Grants. According to The Columbus Dispatch "Kasich formally announced what The Dispatch and others began reporting on Wednesday night: Schmenk is out as director of the Development Services Agency and will be replaced by current Commerce Department Director David Goodman. The switch, effective Monday, comes amid scrutiny of contracts signed by Schmenk worth millions of dollars in state grants to JobsOhio's subsidiary." [The Columbus Dispatch, 3/15/13]
The FBI Investigated Kasich Republican Party Fellow Republicans Accused Kasich Allies Of Offering Influence In Exchange For Political Allegiance A Republican County Chairman Allies Promised Special Influence Over State Appointments In Return For Political Allegiance. The Columbus Dispatch reported on March 9, 2012 that Andrew Manning, "chairman of the Portage County Republican Party says that allies of Gov. John Kasich offered him special influence over gubernatorial appointments if he agreed not to run for the state GOP central committee, which Kasich has been trying to take over." [Columbus Dispatch, 3/9/12] Allies Offered Influence In Exchange For Agreeing Not To Run for Ohio GOP Leadership. According to The Plain Dealer "Former Portage County Republican Party Chairman Andrew Manning has confirmed that he has spoken to the FBI in connection with a dispute involving allies of Gov. John Kasich over control of the Ohio Republican Party. Manning sent a sworn affidavit to the FBI earlier this year alleging that two of Kasich's allies had offered him influence within the governor's administration if he agreed to not run in the March 6 elections for the state Republican party central committee." [The Plain Dealer, 5/17/12] The Claims Were Serious Enough To Warrant A FBI Investigation Allies Broke the Law by Offering to Trade Taxpayer Resources for Control of the Ohio Republican Party. According to The Columbus Dispatch "The FBI has interviewed former Portage County Republican Party Chairman Andrew Manning in connection with a nasty feud that led to a change of leadership at the Ohio Republican Party. Manning, a member of the GOP State Central Committee, filed an affidavit on March 8 with law-‐ enforcement authorities saying that allies of Gov. John Kasich's offered him special influence over gubernatorial appointments if he agreed not to run for the central committee, which Kasich successfully took control of in April." [The Columbus Dispatch, 5/17/12] A Republican Chairman Met With FBI Officials, His Attorney Characterized The FBI's Involvement As An 'Investigation'. According to The Plain Dealer "His attorney, David Langdon, of Cincinnati, issued a statement on Thursday confirming that Manning met last week with FBI officials. 'He
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