Ohio governor says state may be able to give vaccines to more people earlier than planned Updated: 9:14 PM EST Jan 12, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff Associated Press Share Updated: 9:14 PM EST Jan 12, 2021
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Show Transcript AVERT THESE DEATHS. MIKE: OHIO’S GOVERNOR MIK DEWINE SAYS HE WELCOMES THE VACCINATION PLAN CHANGE. NOW HE WOULD WELCOME MORE DETAILS ABOUT EXACTLY WHAT THE STATE CAN COUNT ON. WLWT NEWS 5’S JOHN LONDON JOINS US LIVE IN THE STUDI WITH THAT PART OF OUR COVERAGE TONIGHT. JOHN: AS PART OF AN OPERATION WARP SPEED REQUIREMENT, THE STATE HAD TO BANK NEARLY 354,000 DOSES. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND MANUFACTURERS HELD THOSE BACK FOR SECOND SHOTS ON A CALL THIS AFTERNOON WITH OTHER GOVERNORS AND VI PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE, GOVERNOR DEWINE HEARD THAT THE VACCINE SPIGOT WILL BE GOING TO FULL. NOW, THAT’S FOR SOME UNDEFINED POINT IN THE FUTURE. RIGHT NOW, HE SAYS WE HAVE A SCARCITY. AND RIGHT NOW, IT’S ALS
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