Misleading labels on taxpayers and federal spending
The piece argues that consumer protection bills ignore taxpayers as consumers while criticizing labeling of federal programs. It notes so called cuts in antipoverty and foreign aid bills, contrasting reported reductions with overall higher spending. Congressman Passman and Walter Trohan are cited on transparency and deceit in labeling federal spending.
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Walter Trohan
Chicago Tribune
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Too little and too late on inflation fighting tax policy
The Senate planned to consider a 16 month suspension of the 7 percent machinery and investment tax credit and the suspension of depreciation allowances for buildings. President Johnson proposed the steps last month to cool inflation, but the editorial argues they are too little and too late and that government deficits fuel inflation. It urges restraint in fiscal policy by government to curb rising prices and wages.
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Readers Question Lorain County Courthouse Bond Issue
A Chronicle Telegram reader voices concern over a proposed Lorain County courthouse bond to be voted on, urging detailed plans, clear parking provisions, and countywide benefit. The letter questions past defeats, school funding impacts, and accountability while defending audits and urging honest discussion.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Voter voice on Midview levy taxes and school support
A Chronicle Telegram reader argues against pressure to vote yes on the Midview school levy. They defend teachers, note high taxes, and urge voters to consider the burden while recognizing support for schools. The letter reflects resident concern over funding and political pressure.
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Midview
U.S.A
Grandpappy $ez on Columbus discovery wonders
Grandpappy questions the premise that Columbus discovered America highlighting the vast continent and the likelihood he could not easily miss reaching new lands. The remark reflects skepticism about the traditional narrative.
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America
Chronicle Telegram Brief Item Highlights Obituary Notice
Local Chronicle Telegram edition notes a brief obituary for a community member. Details are limited in the fragmented OCR, with a focus on the deceased’s name and basic service information when readable.
Retiree laments tax burden in Midview District levy push
A reader voices frustration over rising taxes and real estate values, arguing seniors on fixed incomes face financial squeeze. The letter condemns county charges and questions the value of county services while urging opposition to the levy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Midview
Lorain County
Johnson faces Texas paradox in 1968 Senate race
In Texas President Johnson weighs backing Democratic Senate hopeful as his personal clout fades. A campaign endorsement could alienate liberal voters while Bobby Kennedy looms as a potential rallying point. Carr faces Tower in a tight contest, with Johnson’s intervention risking North and civil rights support.
California political tides shift during absence
A U S analyst notes a changed political climate upon return, with Brown's campaign facing fatigue and Reagan gaining ground. Private polls show Reagan ahead in governor races while Democratic strength wanes in some urban districts and labor support shifts. Backlash and civil rights debates threaten party control in Georgia Maryland and Iowa races.
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The Miami Weather Bureau and the calm before Bubi
A satirical take on Florida weather reporting as hurricanes loom and the Miami Weather Bureau overhypes calm sunshine. It lampoons forecasts and TV coverage, from 30 percent showers to hurricane advisories and dramatic aerials. Floridians react with panic, shutters up, candles lit, as Bubi heads toward the Caribbean and possibly Bermuda.
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Moderates say GOP outlook should be better
A group of unhappy GOP moderates contend the party’s failures since 1964 hurt prospects this fall. They predict modest gains or losses in House seats and warn that Johnson’s unpopularity and Vietnam and cost of living concerns complicate any chance for a larger Republican breakthrough in 1968.
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