Reagan’s New Tax Plan Faces Democratic Pushback
President Reagan urged the public to back a broad 25 percent income tax cut over three years as Republicans rally behind the plan. Democrats, led by House Whip Thomas Foley, call for moderation and warn of higher taxes in the election year while noting the bill’s disputed cost and impact. The piece contrasts GOP support with Democratic resistance and recalls earlier momentum for Reagan’s tax agenda.
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City Fire Board weighs in on alarm response and truck upkeep
The board discussed response to multiple alarm levels outside the city and potential first alarm triggers near the border. Public Works Director Robert Strine cited a city maintenance policy and in house training, while Fire Coordinator Walter Murray argued in house work can cut costs. Chairman James Murphy favored local garages if city shop cannot complete repairs, as several departments already have out of county contracts and a motion was approved to standardize repair bidding specifications.
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Maryland students use half out-of-state funds in reciprocity plan
Maryland State Scholarship Board reports 50.3 percent of the last academic year's out-of-state funds, $22,650 of $104,400, supported Maryland residents enrolled in Pennsylvania schools. The reciprocity program, first year, also sent funds to Washington D C and other states. Penn., Conn., R I, and Del. figures cited. University of Pennsylvania led with $13,000, while MIT and Carnegie Mellon also received funds. Public notices note Al-Anon support line for drinking concerns.
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New sewer and water projects eyed for Colony Village area
City plans bid awards for water and sewer construction in Colony Village with Damascus Contractors Inc. and B F Kline Inc. awarded contracts totaling $64 762.50 and $48 734.59 respectively. Approval to encumber funds for a city county interconnect near the Seventh Day Adventist Church across I 70 and Exxon site awaits, with an estimated $70 000 line cost. County taxes and a district tax credit application also on the agenda.
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Reagan Promotes Tax Plan Amid Bipartisan Pushback
President Reagan argues for a tax measure he says raises about 22 billion through taxes owed while 19 billion are new taxes, framed as fairness and improved collection. Senator Bob Dole notes need for Republican support and signals potential party backing amid broader recession context.
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