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Entry Title Date
Equal Pay Day April 9, 2013
Joyce Beatty, D-OH
"In 2013, a study by the United States Census Bureau in Columbus, Ohio, demonstrated that women are paid 81 cents for every dollar paid to men. This amounts to a yearly gap of some $9,261 between men and women who work full time."
In Honor Of Bonadine P. “Bonnie” Nguyen September 12, 2012
Dennis Kucinich, D-OH
"Bonnie was born on June 16, 1942 in Columbus, Ohio and lived there until moving to the Cleveland area where she spent the last 31 years of her life. She became a Licensed Practical Nurse, a profession she held for 34 years, and spent most of her career with the Century Oak Care Center in Berea, Ohio—a center that opened in 1987 as a response to an increased demand in quality nursing home facilities."
In Honor Of Mr. William Arthur Fields, Sr. June 6, 2012
Dennis Kucinich, D-OH
"Mr. Fields was born on May 21, 1915 in Columbus, Ohio. He was married to Estelle, for 68 years and had four children, William, Jr., Ronald, Janice and Charles. He was an avid reader, who enjoyed hunting, fishing and golf and shared his love of nature with his family on many fishing trips to Lake Erie. He was a life-long member of Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church."
Providing For Award Of Gold Medal To Jack Nicklaus April 16, 2012
Joe Baca, D-CA
"He was born on January 21, 1940, in Columbus, Ohio. He attended Ohio State University, and turned professional in 1961, which happens to be from the same State that the Speaker, John Boehner, is from."
Broken Promises In Obamacare March 22, 2012
John Fleming, R-LA
"Broken promise number six, Senator Barack Obama, February 2008—again, Candidate Obama—said in Columbus, Ohio: “If you’ve got health insurance, we’re going to work with you to lower your premiums by $2,500 per family per year.” I think this is perhaps the cruelest promise of all."

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