26 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
1
A new study suggests that economic conditions, not entertainment or city glow, primarily shape where people choose to live. Researchers identify job prospects and wages as key drivers over urban amenities.
The Middletown area may see showers tonight and Friday with lows around 65 and highs near 85. Yesterday reached 92 and 64 overnight. showers may return Saturday and Sunday with fair skies Monday.
Democratic leaders plan to push for extending this year’s antirecession tax cuts and to pair the measure with a broad tax law overhaul. President Ford said he would consider requesting an extension through the 1976 election if the economy does not rebound.
Officials say the tax cut extension remains on Congress’s drawing boards with a one year limit on current reductions to enable later revisions. The president avoided specifics on weapon use, citing national interest as the determining factor.
Ohio State University geographer Dr. Lawrence Brown led a two year study of 300 new Columbus residents, mostly lower income, funded by Ford and Rockefeller foundations. It found prospects for better jobs health services and schooling drew people, not bright lights, with welfare and police protection cited among concerns and recommendations for migrant orientation programs.
Street fighting erupts in Beirut with machine guns mortars and bazookas as Lebanese Baathists Moslems and Marxist guerrillas clash with Christian Phalange and National Liberal forces. Casualties rise to 10 killed and 35 wounded over three days amid deteriorating security.
Steaming Mt Baker described as the Cascade region’s hottest feature prompts closure of lakefront lands. Experts fear a mud slide could damager Baker Lake and threaten Upper Baker Dam while seismographs show frequent ice-driven bumps. A state task force and Puget Power study contingency plans amid ongoing debate about eruption risk and sulfur pollution.
A 114 year old boy fell 11 stories from an apartment window in Go wanus Houses and is in fair condition at Long Island College Hospital. He landed on a grassy patch between the building and the sidewalk as his mother Sandra Valderamma visited a friend in Red Hook.
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi proclaims a state of emergency and orders mass arrests of more than 100 political opponents. Censorship on news dispatches and publications is imposed, with some newspapers undelivered or seized. Notable detainees include Jayaprakash Narayan and Raj Narain.
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