Ohio legislator ask Trump to kill E-Check

Mostly conservative members of the Ohio House have resolutely asked President Donald Trump and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to eliminate the 20-year-old E-Check program and other “burdensome” air quality initiatives they say choke the economy and peeve motorists.House Resolution 85 passed Wednesday. The measure creates no law but, rather, asks Trump and his U.S. EPA administrator, Scott Pruitt, to amend the Federal Clean Air Act to do away with the regular emissions check