WASHINGTON D.C. -- It's been more than a month since NCR announced it was moving its world headquarters, and 1,200 jobs, from Dayton to Georgia, but state officials are still fighting to make sure our tax money isn't being used to pay for the move.

It's previously been reported that part of the incentive package that Georgia offered NCR came from federal stimulus money.  Congressman Mike Turner spoke Wednesday in a hearing on the spending of stimulus money.

"Hundreds of thousands of jobs are being lost throughout Ohio, and this corporate headquarters has 1,200 jobs that will be moving from my community to Georgia," Turner said.  "My community is very upset about the prospect of stimulus dollars, dollars that they will have to pay for, being used to fund the relocation of jobs from their community to another."

During the hearing, Turner asked about the use of stimulus dollars to relocate jobs to other states. 

"I don't have the specifics on the example, but it is disturbing," said Office of Management and Budget Deputy Director Rob Nabors.  "Based on what you've just said, that does not sound like an appropriate use of recovery dollars."

Vice President Joe Biden will be in Cincinnati later today to check on the spending of stimulus money there.  Turner has urged Gov. Ted Strickland to press the issue with Biden.