I think I figured out why they call it Calle Ohio, anyhow, Ohio Street; because listen to the cities in Ohio who have lost jobs to NAFTA: Bethesda; Bucyrus; Cambridge; Canal Winchester; Columbus; Dayton; Delaware; Galion; Green; Greenfield; Greenville; Grove City; Hebron; Kent; Marion; North Baltimore; Piqua; Prospect; Sidney; Strongsville; Tipp City; Troy; Willard; and Zanesville. Calle Ohio, indeed.
On the recordJune 3, 1997
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Discussing the impact of NAFTA on Ohio cities.
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