COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio Senate leaders say proposed changes to the state's five public pension funds might not be popular with everyone, but they're necessary.
Republican Senate President Tom Niehaus and Senate Democratic Leader Eric Kearney have sponsored a package of bills aimed at shoring up the funds. They submitted testimony Wednesday to an Ohio House panel that's holding hearings on the funds' fiscal health.
The Senate has passed the pension package, but House leaders delayed acting on the measures as they awaited a study released in July. A House vote on legislation is being eyed for September.
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