Ohio senator seeks review of medical pot program after error

A state lawmaker moved Thursday to force a thorough review of Ohio's medical marijuana program because of mistakes in selecting grower applicants.Republican Sen. Bill Coley, of Cincinnati, proposed legislation that would require State Auditor Dave Yost to conduct and release a performance audit of the program. The bill holds up grower, processor and tester licenses until program flaws can be addressed.Ohio's medical marijuana law, passed in 2016, allows people with any of 21 medical conditions,