Carter outlines tax cuts linked to growth in Erie press conf
In Erie Pa on Thursday President candidate Carter discussed reducing general taxes while funding new programs. He cited advisers predicting 5-6 percent growth and unemployment falling to four percent but warned tax cuts require cooperation among his administration Congress and the public. He proposed phasing in new programs to keep a balanced budget and suggested tax relief would target middle and lower income families by closing loopholes and lowering rates while raising higher earners’ contributions. Carter pressed in Pennsylvania Ohio and New York, urging turnout and linking his stance to Social Security protections without increases for lower and middle earners.
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Interest groups surpass $20 million in campaign donations
Common Cause said total contributions reached $14.86 million by Oct. 1 with labor groups giving $5.8 million and business associations $4.3 million. The AMA led all donors at $15 million, while AFL-CIO committees and dairy groups also contributed sizable sums.
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Dole Says Ford Urged Keep Doing What We're Doing
Senator Bob Dole said President Ford urged him by phone to keep doing what they are doing as momentum builds. Dole spoke at a Roswell New Mexico GOP breakfast noting Ford was enthusiastic and believed they were putting it all together. Speakes denied any discussion of the Democrat wars or Yugoslavia troop dispatch.
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Carter pledges no federal gambling interference
Carson City Nevada AP reports Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter states his platform has no proposal for federal interference in states with different legalized gambling forms. He emphasizes respect for states rights and varied gambling policies.
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