House approves its own tax cuts despite Carter veto shadow
The House passed a revised 16.2 billion tax-cut package directed at middle and upper incomes, including a 10.4 billion individual relief and a 35 percent minimum capital gains rate. it rejected the administration plan for an 18.1 billion tax cut. A conference panel also accepted Senate language on Rhodesia sanctions, requiring a guerrilla conference before elections and a transition to black majority rule, drawing White House concern over policy impact.
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Gregory Gordon Washington
UPI
House
Carter
U.S
Rhodesia
Thomas O’neill
Ways and Means Committee
House-Senate
Senate
Westfield road waiver questioned by Medina County officials
Medina County Commissioners faced questions over a Westfield Two subdivision decision. The panel approved a final plat for one of 42 planned lots despite opposition from the Westfield Two Trustees, the Zoning Commission, and the Regional Planning Commission. An 18 foot road was allowed, down from 22 feet, with concerns about emergency access and process.
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Jim Woods
Medina
Medina County
Westfield Two
Westfield Land Development Co
Westfield
Trustees
Zoning Commission
Regional Planning Commission
RPC
Bob Whipple
Whipple
Fred Loew
Cleveland Finance Woes Force Light Plant Sale Urged
Cleveland faces a looming default on about 40 million in notes later this year and 52 million missing from city treasury accounts. Ernst & Ernst audit faults past overspending, urging sale of the Municipal Light Plant and bold steps to balance funds and gain investment grade ratings.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dennis J. Kucinich
Ernst & Ernst
First Boston Corp
Kucinich
John R. Carduff
New York City
Carduff
George L. Forbes
Joseph Tegreene
Tegreene
First Boston
General Fund
Tangled steel hoses trigger car incident in photo
A traffic mishap occurred as tangled steel hoses connected the cars, but no injuries were reported. Further details appear on page 2. Gazette photographer Cheryl Geschke captured the moment.
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Gazette
Cheryl Geschke
Hills Teen Dies After North Royalton Crash
Roxane D. Schiavoni a 17 year old Brunswick resident died at Parma Community Hospital from head injuries suffered when the car she rode in struck a telephone pole in North Royalton on August 2. She was a Brunswick High School 1978 graduate and yearbook staff member. funeral arrangements are with Carlson Funeral Home in Brunswick.
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Parma
Brunswick Hills
Parma Community Hospital
North Royalton
Roxane D. Schiavoni
Jeanette St
Parma Hospital
Miss Schiavoni
Dominic Schiavoni
Brunswick High School
Carlson Funeral Home
Brunswick
Medina Planners OK RPC Fee Hike
Medina plans an 85 percent dues increase to 5550 for 1979 for the Medina County Regional Planning Commission. The hike would raise per capita fees to 37 cents for Medina, the lowest among the three RPC cities, while county government dues move from 75 to 83 cents per person.
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Carol Biliczky
Medina
Medina County Regional Planning Commission
RPC
John Moss
Moss
Bill Thornberg
Mary Lou Greenwood
Medina councilman Lindemann dies in Medina
Robert Lindemann a Ward One councilman since 1975 and Medina resident for 22 years died Thursday night at Medina Community Hospital after a brief illness. A retired engineer and inventor, he led Medina Senior Citizens Inc and was active in local clubs before services at Waite & Son Memorial Home.
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Medina
Robert Lindemann
Medina Community Hospital
Lindemann
Arnold Siegfried
Medina Senior Citizens Inc
Waite & Son Memorial Home
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Mayme Feick
Altenheim
Lakewood
Brian Shaffer
Leonard Shaffer
Jeff Bishop
White House
Westfield Road
Mani Light
Forbes
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Vincent Campanella
Treasury
County Budget Commission
Chessie System
Rt. 83
Harrisville
Chessie
Hills Teen
N. Royalton
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