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Are you happy that governor-elect John Kasich is pulling the plug on high-speed passenger rail in Ohio?

Ohio governor-elect John Kasich is pulling the plug on high-speed passenger rail in Ohio. Are you happy about that?

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BARB LAURASH

BARB LAURASH, Sugarcreek Twp.: “Yes and no. It’s a good idea to have high-speed passenger trains in Ohio, but I think it should be done by the private sector. I’d love to be able to get on a train and go to Cleveland.”

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RIC SMITH

RIC SMITH, Dayton: “No. I thought it was a good idea to be able to travel high-speed rail around the state to see relatives and friends. I would think it would create jobs, too.”

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HANS UELTSCHI

HANS UELTSCHI, Anderson Twp.: “No. I think he doesn’t understand that, economically, the state would be missing out on a potential way to grow future businesses.”

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ANGELA HALL

ANGELA HALL, Kettering: “I like trains. I think they could utilize trains more than they do.”

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ROBERTA CRAWFORD

ROBERTA CRAWFORD, Greenville: “No. I just think that the trains would pull Ohio together better and increase the commerce and jobs.”

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CARL HEUTHER

CARL HEUTHER, Cincinnati: “I think high-speed passenger rail is a good idea. I was in Chicago all weekend, and their passenger rail is so good and so effective. They can get anywhere for very little money. Same thing in Atlanta.”

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