(State or other jurisdiction

of incorporation)

(IRS Employer

Identification No.)

Section 1 was amended to change the date of the annual meeting of shareholders from the fourth Monday of April each year to a date and time determined by the Board of Directors.

Section 3(a) was amended to allow notice of shareholder meetings to be given by personal or overnight delivery or any other means of communications (in addition to mail) authorized by a shareholder, revise the time frame for delivery of notices in a manner consistent with Ohio law, and clarify that the company need not provide notice of a meeting to a transferee of shares when the transfer occurs after the record date for the meeting.

Section 4 maintains the sole right of shareholders to adjourn a shareholder meeting, but was amended to provide that adjournment may be accomplished by public announcement after the meeting (in addition to announcement at the meeting) and to clarify that shares present at a meeting in person, by proxy or by use of communications equipment be counted to determine a quorum to hold a shareholder meeting.

Section 5 was amended to clarify authority of the Board of Directors to establish rules and procedures governing the conduct of shareholder meetings, consistent with Ohio law.

Section 6 was amended to streamline various provisions regarding meetings of the Board of Directors, allow notice of board meetings to be given by personal or overnight delivery, mail or any other means of communications authorized by the directors (rather than just by letter, telegram or personal delivery), and clarify that actions may be taken by unanimous written consent. The amendments also delete an unnecessary provision requiring the Board of Directors to convene its organization meeting immediately after each annual meeting of shareholders.

Article III was amended to replace specific provisions on the formation of committees with streamlined provisions regarding committee composition and providing that the Board of Directors may create from among its members an Executive Committee or any other committees. The committees may prescribe their own rules for calling and holding meetings and the method of procedures for meetings, consistent with applicable law. The Board of Directors will continue to comply with the New York Stock Exchange and SEC rules regarding committee composition.

Article IV was amended to replace specific provisions on officer composition and duties with modern provisions regarding the appointment, authority and duties of officers. The amendments provide that the Board of Directors will elect a chief executive officer, officers as required by law, and other officers as it may determine, with the authority and to perform the duties as are customary for the respective offices or as may be specified from time to time by the Board of Directors.

Article V was enhanced to (1) clarify that directors, and officers elected by the Board of Directors, are entitled to indemnification and the advancement of expenses in defending actions in his or her capacity as a director or an officer of the company, in accordance with Ohio law and consistent with existing indemnification agreements, and (2) provide that (a) the company may determine whether to indemnify and advance expenses for other employees and agents, (b) the advancement of expenses terminates upon final disposition of the matter (or, in a criminal matter, upon a conviction, guilty plea or plea of no contest), (c) funds not be advanced to support personal counterclaims of a current or former officer or director; and (d) no future amendment of the indemnification provisions affect adversely, on a retroactive basis, the rights of any indemnified person. The company is not aware of existing circumstances that would result in the advancement of expenses under applicable indemnification agreements or these amended regulations.

/s/ Leslie M. Reynolds