Hope for small business in Reagan regulatory relief drive
Reagan administration promotes regulatory relief to aid small firms facing burdensome paperwork In Western Maryland counties and across the nation Vice President George Bush leads a task force with aims to cut or eliminate nine identified regulations The program seeks to shift relief to small enterprises by reducing government regulation and aiding consumer savings through broader fiscal cuts and tax reductions.
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Reagan
George Bush
Bush
Capitol Hill
FBI memo hid Williams ABSCAM exculpatory trap details
Washington report reveals a high level FBI memorandum showing ABSCAM prosecutors had no case against Sen. Harrison Williams until a last attempt to trap him with a titanium mine scheme. The document, withheld from Williams and his lawyers, notes the Jan 15 1980 meeting failed to yield overt action, while jurors heard a different narrative.
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Abscam
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
George Pratt
FBI
Indy Badhwar
Willams
Williams
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FBT
Ggeat Shen
Eagh
Wiliams
G. Robert Blakey
Notre Dame
Organized Crime Control Act
Senate Ethics Committee
Arscam
Pratt
Scrce
Congress
Oo Williams
FAI
Eeer
Governent
Dennis Glazer
Glazer
Otal Pests
Farmer's Apple Day Plan Aims to Cut Doctor Bills
A farmer group proposes an ambitious project to develop an apple based daily health regimen and to establish a macrome factory to support local production. The effort centers on reducing medical costs through nutrition and new industry.
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Farmer Trend
Police officer recalls deadly Sepulveda cleaners shooting
Los Angeles officer Tom Jarvis and partner faced a gunman outside a Sepulveda Boulevard dry cleaners. Jarvis was shot and paralyzed, his partner wounded but survived. He credits training and laments missed second shots as the suspect fled. he is now among Torrance officers authorized to use Shoot Don't Shoot weapons.
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Los Angeles
Sepulveda Boulevard
Tom Jarvis
Jarvis
Dows
Scott
Weenie
S Cat
Torrance
Torrance police train with Shoot Don’t Shoot program
The Torrance Police Department develops a survival training regime to simulate real gunfight stress. Officers like Larry Mitchell practice in dark rooms using flashlights, light noise, and seven dispatch scenarios to test decision making, aiming accuracy, and the feel of real weapons under stress. Artos the police dog is noted as a contrast in trained power.
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Jarvis
Artos
FBI
Torrance
New York City
Donald Feil
Larry Mitchell
Jim Davis
Dave Frawley
Mitchell
Suriv
Tange
Smoke screen training attack over Camp Rueble reported
Smoke panels were used to obscure Camp Rueble at Cascade as ENth Squadron training planes of the 2eth Division conducted a mock night bombing over the camp. Ground observers guided the aircraft by the light of rain, while Frederick residents anticipated further enemy night operations in the coming days.
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Camp Rueble
Cascade
Enth
2Eth
Rai
Population Policy Bill urged after August recess return
A letter urges Congress to move HR-07 HR-907 the Population Policy Bill highlighting the need for a national policy on population growth. It cites past recommendations from the President's Commission on Population Growth and the Reagan era call for stabilization, warning about farmland loss to development in Frederick County and the broad effects on food water and air quality. It also includes thanks from the Mount Pleasant Rural tin Club and a closing quip about neighbors using a vibrotherapy machine during TV programs.
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Washington
Richard Ottinger
President’s Commission On Population Growth and the
American Future
California
Ronald Reagan
U. S. House of Representatives Select Committee On
United States
Frederick County
Middletown Valley
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Slow-down protest against police enforcement tactic
A private citizen condemns a police “slow-down” in highway enforcement as akin to blackmail by air controllers demanding higher salaries and benefits. Marguerite Snyder criticizes selective enforcement and warns of societal harm, urging adherence to law.
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