New Weather Radar Boosts Tornado Warnings Near Cleveland
Opinion notes the National Weather Service installation of a new radar at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The piece credits the upgrade with improved storm warnings, cites community advocates and local officials, and suggests expanding warning networks and CB radio spotters to reach distant, sparsely populated areas for faster alerts.
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Ohio
National Weather Service
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Hopkins
Lake Erie
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Tax reform clash stalls progress in Senate debate
The Senate’s tax reform debate pits reformers led by Sen. Edward Kennedy against Long’s special-interest provisions. Reformers push to end deductibility of first class air travel. Long backs complex provisions to aid certain businesses. Outcome stalls progress and keeps income tax progressivity in doubt.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Russell Long
Edward Kennedy
Sen. Long
Congress
Phony budget hearings pull the lid on reform debate
Washington critique of the 1976 budget reforms highlights phantom hearings, rushed reviews, and manipulated records. Senate Labor and Health Education and Welfare subcommittee members are accused of fabricating hearings and rubber-stamping funds, aided by powerful staffers led by Harley Dirks. The piece argues reforms need expansion and stronger oversight.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate Appropriations Committee
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Warren Magnuson
House
Senate
Labor Department
Niews
National Institutes of Health
Magnuson
Ed Brooke
R-Mass
Richard Schweiker
Rpa
NIH
Lord
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
White House
Ford
Senate Appropriations
Departments of State, Commerce, Justice
Judiciary
Agriculture
Jack Cloherty
Sen. Magnuson
Harley Dirks
Dirks
Subcommittee
Sclons
Disunity at GOP convention in Kansas City undercuts Ford bid
The GOP встречers voice unity but 42 delegates vow not to back a nominee from the other side. Ford trails by arithmetic, needing independents and conservative Democrats to reach majority. Reagan Ford split heightens party disunity amid pessimism over November prospects.
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Kansas City
Bryant
Cain and
Abel
Republic
Gerald Ford
Genghis Khan
Ford
Republican Party
George Gallup
Gallup
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Ford
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
New York
Carter
California
Jerry Brown
Reagan fight reshapes GOP toward national party
Reagan seeks a broad based GOP by selecting a northeastern liberal as running mate to win the nomination and appeal to organized labor urban ethnic communities and black voters. The piece argues the party drifted toward a single issue base since 1912 and Roosevelt era shifts, urging a pragmatic nationwide platform.
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Ronald Reagan
U. S
Ben
West
Reagan
No free lunch no more for third world says Colombo debate
A Colombo conference of 84 nonaligned nations argues for a new economic order while condemning Western aid as insufficient. The piece notes Sri Lanka’s economic decline under Bandaranaike and contrasts growth in South Korea and Singapore with poverty elsewhere. It concludes there is no free lunch for the hungry and calls for reforms.
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Washington
America
Kansas City
Colombo
United Nations
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Uncle Sam
Sri Lanka
Ceylon
Europe
North America
Asia
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Singapore
South Korea
Brazil
Oly
Bandung
Mali
Chad
Yemens
Bangladesh
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