Inflation Outlook Dims As Year 1980 Approaches
Economists inside and outside government warn inflation will worsen in 1980 despite Carter’s revised budget. Analysts predict a deeper recession than forecast with energy prices and mortgage rates staying high. Officials say 12.8 percent inflation target may be too optimistic and wage growth could accelerate.
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AFL-CIO mulls sitting out fall election over Carter endorse
AFL-CIO signals it may withhold backing in the fall race if Democrats support Carter’s budget plan. Lane Kirkland warned that labor cannot be taken for granted and demanded a different approach to workers’ concerns. AFSCME plans to endorse Edward M. Kennedy, withKennedy set to appear with AFSCME President Jerry Wurt to accept the endorsement.
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Kennedy campaign revival tested in Wisconsin and Kansas
In Wisconsin and Kansas primaries Kennedy faces Carter as voters weigh the hostage crisis and Iran policy. Brown and Reagan pursue momentum against Bush and Anderson while Mondale campaigns for Carter in Milwaukee hoping for progress on the Tehran hostages.
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Assembly heads for smooth conclusion in Maryland
ANNAPOLIS AP The 1980 General Assembly nears adjournment with few major issues left and expectations for a quiet end of session. House Speaker Cardin says it will be the smoothest finish in his 14 years, barring surprises as education funding and Memorial Stadium renovation hurdles are resolved. A compromise ends a clash over school aid funds between Baltimore City and Montgomery County, easing passage of bills and leaving hundreds of minor measures to finish by midnight Monday.
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DOE cracks down on gas stations in state Maryland
DOE action targets more than five Maryland service stations accused of gasoline overcharges up to 29 cents per gallon. Gordon Harvey of the Enforcement Administration said some sellers agreed to refund overcharges, while others faced penalties. News also notes New York City's extended subway strike, traffic easing, and mixed cooperation between DOE and Maryland’s attorney general office amid enforcement shifts.
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Tax hike eyed to cover $60.8 million county budget
County officials signal a 2 cent increase in the property tax rate to fund a $60.8 million preliminary operating budget for the coming fiscal year. Commissioners plan to trim the proposed budget to align with inflation while prioritizing emergency services and salaries for new deputies and staff.
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Washington Merrycound column highlights political shifts
Column by Jock Asderies notes Congress of Cambads retains control of key posts while staff changes ripple through the masterhotonelly. Eugene Gell reviews admiralty in action with poise as readers are urged to consider reforms. Kipling comments on reversals in traditional politics and Terry Poste urges caution against windier weed growth.
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County Farm Bureau weighs energy options in county meeting
Members of the Frederick County Farm Bureau gathered to discuss alternatives to current fuels. The meeting explored farm energy production, fuel usage, and potential environmental and economic benefits for local operations.
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Iran president offers hostage transfer to defuse crisis
Abolhassan Bani Sadr proposed taking charge of the American hostages if the United States pledges to abstain from hostile acts until the matter is decided by the new Parliament. Reports differed on militant reaction with NBC citing compliance and Canadian Press noting denial. Carter deferred further sanctions while Khomeini urged a tougher stance. A 200000 strong Tehran crowd greeted the announcement at a rally marking the republic anniversary.
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City and police reach partial contract on benefits
Frederick city and the police association reached a partial agreement on nine employment benefit items. The mayor said the compromise package would cost about 110 thousand dollars annually. The association’s directors said most members were satisfied with the terms under current economic conditions, while the group had sought extra pay raises and broader overtime holidays provisions.
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