Heavy rainfall floods threaten county roads and towns
The county endured a heavy downpour saturating areas from New Market to Ridgely and washing out roadbeds along the Hagerstown line. Bridges and streams overflowed, depots and markets faced damage as residents watched creeks rise past banks and water reach streets in West Church and West Patrick.
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Tax Cut Plan Jars Congress With Defense Offset Move
Rapid City August 16 A tax reduction plan tied to national defense was approved by President Coolidge but not expected to derail hopes for taxpayers. Reports recount Treasury surpluses of 106 million and 1806 piled up in the last fiscal year and outline plans for a tax slash of at least 290 million. Budget chief Lord signaled uncertainty about the final plan, noting the tentative budget calls for higher government spending to fund army, navy, public works and shipbuilding while exact figures will await Congress. No indication Coolidge will halt tax cuts, as the tentative margin stands near 338 million.
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