President Plans Talk On Economy
President Carter will deliver a major address next week on an economic revitalization program in response to Ronald Reagan tax cut proposals. Treasury Secretary Miller avoided confirming plans while noting policy talks at the Democratic National Convention. Billy Carter said a State Department cable about his 1978 Libya trip came from the White House, but would not name a source.
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Carter Refuses To Yield Delegates At Convention
Carter declares at White House meeting that he will not release his delegates to vote as they choose. Rep. Thomas Downey warns opening the convention could split the party. Chrysler posts a $536 million loss for Q2 as U.S. automakers lose $1.5 billion overall. Debenture guarantees advance another $300 million as $500 million had already been sold. Robert Dole plans Ottawa campaign Aug 11 and attends Lions Club luncheon. Ottawa Weather: 77 morning, 105 afternoon, July rainfall 0.45 inches. County forecast predicts hot 105 to 110 high temperatures through Saturday.
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Jobs Figures Mixed In July Labor Market Data
Washington AP reports July saw a 459,000 rise in employed Americans reversing four months of declines, but unemployment held at 7.8 percent as labor force entry rose faster than job creation. Total employment reached 97 million with 8.2 million unemployed.
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Richmond Free Fair opens with full exhibits and new barn
Richmond The Community Building and barns are crowded as the Richmond Free Fair begins with 333 exhibitors, drought stressed corn displays, and two additions: a $3,000 pole barn for cattle and the George C. Dietrich Memorial Award plaque for the grand champion steer. Local volunteers, insurance, and donations funded the barn, while judging and contests for livestock, foods, crafts, and children’s events drew crowds.
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Ottawa Board Sets August Hearing for 5.2 Million Budget
Ottawa Board of Education schedules public hearing for August 11 on a 1981 fiscal plan totaling 5.2 million dollars, up from 4.8 million. The levy would rise 3.9 mills to 56.9, aiding a general fund of 3.8 million with nearly two million for teacher salaries. outside funds cover adult education, transport, food service, and special education among others.
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