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Covers:  Public corruption, antitrust, income inequality, immigration, corporate concentration and the economy
Doesn't Cover: popular culture
Reporter for the Ohio Capital Journal. RTs do not imply agreement. Email me at mschladen@ohiocapitaljournal.com

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Marty Schladen is a veteran journalist. Now working for the Ohio Capital Journal, he's worked for The Columbus Dispatch, the El Paso Times and several other newspapers.

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Ohio Haitians lose jobs, face terror — and impossible choices Original

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By Marty Schladen Verified
| Ohio Capital Journal
With Ohio’s Haitian refugees losing their protected status Monday, Springfield’s large population has begun being terminated from their jobs, a pastor who works with the community said on Tuesday. They face being forced to return to a nation that the International Rescue Committee says is “in the grip of an overwhelming humanitarian crisis.” Right now, gangs control Haiti. Kidnapping, murder, and rape are rampant.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Suggested Consolidating Universities. Economists Think It’s a Bad Idea

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By Marty Schladen Verified
| Cleveland Scene Verified
Republican nominee for governor Vivek Ramaswamy in March said that consolidating Ohio’s public universities would make higher education better and more affordable. The strong consensus of economists surveyed on the topic this month said such a move would reduce the number of graduates in Ohio and reduce economic output. They split on whether it would even save any money. Amid a backlash, Ramaswamy is now backing away from his call.
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Study: Land Value Tax Could Boost Ohio Development

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By Marty Schladen Verified
| Columbus Underground Verified
By Marty Schladen Taxing buildings less and land more in Ohio would encourage development such as more housing, and most of the benefits would flow to people who need them most, like renters in low-income neighborhoods. That’s the conclusion of a study of Cincinnati that was made public last week.
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