Rhodes Urges New Tax Incentives to Spur Ohio Industry
Gov. James A. Rhodes urged the Ohio legislature to approve tax incentives for cities to attract industry amid a faltering state economy. He criticized Democratic leadership, warned of budget deficits and Medicaid shortfalls, and called for faster school borrowing reforms to ease cash flow. The House approved a property tax relief measure and inventory tax relief contingent on base growth.
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Humphrey Calls Carter Nomination Virtually Certain
Hubert Humphrey conceded that Carter is virtually certain to win the Democratic nomination after the California New Jersey and Ohio primaries. He said he will not seek presidential activity but remained available if no clear front runner emerged. A Brown Jr. call to soften the statement was not heeded by Humphrey.
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Carter gains momentum as delegates rally for nomination
Delegates rush to Carter pace the Democratic race as Ohio victory, New Jersey and California results boost his path to the nomination. Endorsements from Wallace, Dailey, Stevenson and others solidify party unity while talk of a running mate shapes the July convention.
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Dems Target Veto Power in Ohio After Primary Wins
After Tuesday's primary, Democrats pursue a U.S. Senate win and a veto-proof Ohio House. Howard Metzenbaum leads a broad party by promising a combative campaign against Sen. Robert Taft Jr. on unemployment and leadership vacuum. Ford's Ohio victory solidifies GOP edge with Rhodes and Taft backing.
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Jobless Outlook Holds Despite Economic Gains
Washington AP report notes unemployment may stay above 7 percent by year end despite gains. Ford economists see potential dip below 7 but cite uncertainties. Greenspan to present mid year review with forecasts of inflation and GNP. Related: I Magnin and Saks Fifth Avenue fined 50 000 each in San Francisco federal court for price fixing.
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Rand Report on Normal Drinking Sparks Alcoholism Debate
A Rand Corp study of 18 months and over 1000 treated alcoholics finds relapse rates for those who return to standard drinking no higher than for long-term abstainers. Experts caution against generalizing while Armor defends the results amid criticism from clinicians and officials.
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Farley Dies at 88, Architect of FDR Rise
James A Farley elder statesman of the Democratic party known for steering Franklin D Roosevelt to the presidency in the 1930s has died at age 88 in New York. He later opposed a third term and remained a central figure in national politics.
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Continental Congress forms committee on independence
On June 10 1776 the Continental Congress in Philadelphia organized a committee to consider a declaration of independence from Britain.
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Weekend Weather Outlook for Tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with low temperatures in the mid 60s tonight. Friday brings highs in the upper 80s to low 90s with a 20 percent chance of rain and a 10 percent chance tonight.
Cancer test links chloroform to tumors in animals
Government tests show chloroform causes liver cancer in mice and kidney tumors in male rats with thyroid tumors in female rats, prompting calls for a ban. Moynihan confirms bid for U S Senate seat in New York. Ohio Bell says union and company to resume talks after widespread walkouts involving over 12,000 workers.
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Burton Still Married as Haiti Denies Divorce
Actor Richard Burton remains married to Elizabeth Taylor after Haiti’s Office of Tourism says a divorce was blocked. He did not provide a notarized consent from Miss Taylor for the separation. Burton left for California to film, accompanied by Susan Hunt.
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