(The Center Square) – More calls are coming for Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to veto part of a bill passed in the closing hours of the legislative session to allow for higher fees to be charged for certain public records.

The higher fees for specific public records were part of House Bill 315, a 441-page bill introduced on the last day of the legislative session and quickly passed by the Republican-dominated House and Senate.

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