Kasich Signs Order Promoting Technology For Disabled

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Republican Ohio Gov. John Kasich has signed an executive order that will ensure disabled people receive more help from advanced technology. Kasich was flanked by a robot named Milo when … Click to Continue »

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Kasich Signs Order Promoting Technology For Disabled

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