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There also is a parade of children with parents in tow heading for story ultimately leaving with a stac of books under their Retirees are a fixture in the periodicals keeping up with the news andinvestment advice. The Wi-Fi service keeps the tables crowded with high schoolp and college kids working on Ohio libraries have claimon 2.2 perceny of the state general revenue leaving them with a 20 percent budgety cut caused by declining tax collections during this Now the Strickland administration, confronte by an explosion of needs, wants to cut libraruy funding another 30 percent. Libraries warn some will close while otherzs will cut hoursand services.
It couldn’t come at a wors time because free resources at the librarty are more valuable and more utilized in thiseconomiv climate.