Ford urges tax cuts to spur jobs and growth during Milwaukee swing
President Ford, returning from Vail and stopping in Milwaukee, pushes tax incentives to reduce double taxation and cut regulation. He says government overreach burdens business, vows to create millions of jobs by 1980 and urges Congress to pass policies to boost investment and productivity. He notes high unemployment and plans to visit Libby Dam after the Milwaukee stop.
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Four Dead as Storms Flood Cleveland Area
Four people died in violent storms that dumped over four inches of rain on Cleveland and flooded basements, streets, and a river. A 9-year-old girl, Jacqueline Boomer, drowned after being swept into the Cuyahoga River while wading on West 130th Street. two Cleveland Heights youths also died from lightning. The region faced widespread power outages, road closures, and water plant outages as crews battled damage and rescues continued.
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Bay Village
North Olmsted
Kissinger Sees Egyptian Israeli Peace Accord 90 Percent Complete
Secretary Kissinger advances Egyptian Israeli talks in Alexandria as the draft treaty nears completion. Egypt joins the effort to write the accord with possible remaining wording issues and fast-paced negotiations continue.
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Lorain County Fair Attendance Dips After Rain Delays
Wellington reports 1975 Lorain County Fair drew 152,225 visitors over six days, down from 1974 as two storms soaked the grounds. Rain halted demolition derbies briefly. Saddle Horse Show neared completion before the downpours. Electrical lines were repaired with brief power loss and totals show mixed daily attendance compared with last year.
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Incumbents Gain $500000 Edge in Re election Benefits
A study by Americans for Democratic Action finds a congressman’s official support grants his re election bid an average value of 488 505 dollars in perks. Benefits include 18 staffers four offices free or discounted communications and travel and even calendars and parking. The ADA notes these advantages exceed campaign finance limits and help incumbents win re election. It urges public financing to level the field and warns incumbents enjoy added media access and studio discounts.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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ADA
John Isaacs
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