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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1975

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Major Three Alarm Fire Destroys Taurus Chemical in Auburn

Flames engulfed Taurus Chemical Co at Bradley and Canoga streets causing evacuations of about 25 families. Firefighters fought a prolonged blaze into early morning with thick smoke blanketing the area and a propane tank hazard. No injuries reported.

Auburn Taurus Chemical Co Bradley and Canoga Streets Vanderpool William D. Maywall New York State Electric and Gas Corp Civil Defense Cayuga County Office of Disaster Preparedness George Underwood Underwood West Middle School West Genesee Street Throop Sennett Aurelius Herald Journal A. G

Albany Deadlock Grows Over City and School Aid

Albany faces intensified partisan stakes as GOP and Democratic leaders clash over New York City relief and statewide school aid. The Senate plan links city taxes and school funding into one bill, while Democrats insist on separate action and a state tax increase, signaling potential adjournment hurdles before July 1.

Albany Senate New York City Assembly GOP Senate Gop Warren Anderson Binghamton Anderson Nelson Rockefeller Democratic Stanley Steingut Manfred Ohrenstein York City Upstate

Economy index signals end of recession says government

The leading economic indicators index rose 2.1 percent in May, marking the third straight gain and fueling belief the 18 month recession has ended. Eight of ten components advanced, led by building permits, new orders, money supply and stock prices, as the index tracks the economy’s recovery.

Gene Carlson Washington UPI Commerce Department

Ford keeps 76 tax cut option in election year plan

President Ford signals a possible renewal of the $20 billion 1975 tax cut in 1976 if economic progress stalls, warning against inflation and higher unemployment. He aims to limit the deficit and weighs three conditions before backing an extension, while Congress pushes a permanent $10 billion standard deduction and personal credit overhaul starting in 1976.

Washington Ford Congress House Ways and Means Committee

Campaign manager Chestnut sentenced in Humphrey donation case

Jack L. Chestnut former Humphrey campaign manager was sentenced to four months in prison and fined 5000 for arranging unlawful dairy donations to the 1970 Senate campaign. He was convicted May 8 of coordinating a $12000 contribution by Associated Milk Producers Inc. to the Humphrey campaign.

NEW York Jack L. Chestnut Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Senate Chestnut Associated Milk Producers Inc

Buckley urges use of force to defend freedom worldwide

Senator James Buckley told the 56th annual VFW convention in Syracuse that the United States must be willing to use military force to safeguard freedom and social justice. He criticized delays in arms development and warned against reliance on Soviet missiles in Salt II negotiations.

United States James Buckley Syracuse Buckley Onondaga County War Memorial Ley Soviet Union Congress Geneva

Fair Weather Outlook From National Weather Service

The National Weather Service at Hancock Field reports fair conditions tonight with near 60 temperatures and increasing clouds. A 30 percent chance of showers is expected tomorrow, with a mid-80s high. Weekend outlook calls for sunny periods Saturday and rain Sunday, with partial sunshine Monday.

National Weather Service Hancock Field

Jobless from Northeast flock to Miami seeking work

About 200 jobless arrive in Miami each week seeking work or a better life and 6000+ receive out-of-state unemployment in Florida. Exiles from New Jersey and other states cite lower living costs and warmer weather while officials note high regional unemployment rates in Dade and Broward counties.

Miami New Jersey Horacio Sierra Union City N.J Sierra Ronald Agress New York City Florida New York Agress Dade Lutterbie Miami Area

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