State to seek federal funds for Cleveland bridge   CLEVELAND
(AP) -- The state will seek a $120 million federal grant to
speed up construction of a Cleveland bridge.  The Plain Dealer
reports ( ) the competitive grant program is among a number of
sources that officials hope to leverage for the $350 million
bridge project.  State transportation staffers had recommended
last month that planned work on some bridge and road projects be
delayed by as many as 19 years, citing a lack of funds and over-
commitment by previous administrations.  The announcement that
the completion of the second Inner Belt Bridge might be more
than a decade away, instead of just a few years, has spurred a
push to find more money to get it done sooner.  The newspaper
reports its unclear how much money or how soon the federal grant
would deliver.   Information from: The Plain Dealer,