Dann not resigning ... today
Embattled Attorney General Marc Dann will not resign . . . today.
A spokesperson from the attorney generalás office issued a statement that says, "In response to numerous media inquiries today, the office is issuing the following statement: 'Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann has not resigned and no further announcements are planned.'
Rep. Robert Hagan, D-Youngstown, earlier said Dann offered to resign if an investigation into his scandal-plagued office is delayed. Hagan said Dann wanted a bill allowing the state watchdog to investigate his office to take effect in 90 days.
But Hagan says Republican leaders in the House and Senate refused to remove a measure under which the bill will take effect as soon as Gov. Ted Strickland signs it.
Both the House and Senate approved the bill Tuesday.
Hagan: A.G. offers to resign if investigation delayed
COLUMBUS -- An Ohio House lawmaker says Attorney General Marc Dann offered to resign if an investigation into his scandal-plagued office is delayed. Rep.
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COLUMBUS --An Ohio Senate Democratic leaders says Attorney General Marc Dannás resignation appears imminent.
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COLUMBUS -- State Rep. Bob Hagan, D-Youngstown, said Marc Dann will not resign today despite published reports to the contrary.
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Marc Dann is expected to announce his resignation as Ohio Attorney General today, according to published reports.
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COLUMBUS -- If Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann were to leave before Sept. 25, Gov. Ted Strickland would name someone as a replacement until a November special election, when voters would decide on someone to fill out the remainder of the term.
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