Republicans Push Tax Cut Amid Clinton Economy Debate
GOP leaders led by Newt Gingrich attack Clinton economic policies as Dole inches toward a major across the board tax cut plan. Roth, Kemp, and Armey criticized the 1993 tax hike while White House officials highlighted 10 million jobs created, lower unemployment, and a shrinking deficit. Dole weighs options for a comprehensive tax cut and possible flat or consumption tax reforms with Rumsfeld and Tyson weighing in on funding and balance.
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Used car buyers feel disrespected in shopping poll
A 10,700 consumer poll by AutoPacific Inc. finds many used-car buyers unhappy with treatment, citing rudeness and lack of product knowledge. High-quality used cars amid a leasing boom spur potential demand for better service from traditional dealers and new superstore chains like CarMax and AutoNation.
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Lorain National Bank reports rising six month earnings
Lorain National Bank and parent LNB Bancorp Inc report earnings for the first half of the year ending June 20. Net income rose to 2.7 million from 2.2 million year over year, with second quarter earnings at 1.4 million up from 1.1 million. LNB Bancorp operates Lorain National Bank with 16 offices in Lorain Elyria Amherst Avon Lake Oberlin Vermilion Olmsted Township and Westlake.
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Downsizing hurts business in the long run
Chicago Tribune reports on how excessive downsizing harms future competitiveness. Experts warn lost skills and loyalty hurt productivity, with 375,014 job cuts last year and managers overloaded. Retention, fair treatment, and clear communication emerge as keys to survival.
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