Why the Reagan recovery happened in 1980s economy
Edward J Walsh argues the Reagan administration forecast was optimistic yet plausible. He cites tax cuts, declining inflation, and moderate interest rates as drivers of growth from 1982 into 1983, attributing gains to free enterprise incentives and reduced inflation despite high deficits.
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Edward J Walsh
U.S. Business & Industrial Council Writers Syndicate
United States
Reagan
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
U.S
Treasury
Reagan era budget fights echo in today’s Congress
The piece notes August actions by President Reagan extending the Hoover Dam contract amid broad congressional support and criticizes broad subsidy politics. It cites Sen Metzenbaum’s filibuster, mentions Newt Gingrich and Rep Dellums, and highlights pork barrel spending across the House, including项目 for roads, development loans, and grazing subsidies. It ends urging voters to oust wasteful incumbents.
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Florida
Jake Garn
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National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
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Newt Gingrich
Ronald Dellums
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Franklin Rooseeus
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Oakland
Dellums
Michigan
Bob Carr
House Appropriations Committee
Neal Smith
Iowa
Queens
Joseph Addabbo
Alabama
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House of Representatives
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Compme
Interor Department
Phil Burton
Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Land Management
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Tangéland
Denzel
Nancy Ferguson
Reagan campaign plans face economic and rate worries
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Reagan strategists focus on economic issues, federal spending cuts, and deregulation to counter Mondale's tax gambit. Rising rates and Volcker policy threaten the economy, with fears of a consumer credit cooling that could hurt the president's re-election bid.
GOP Eyes Economy and Social Issues in Campaign Strategy
The GOP centers its election plan on economic and social issues while a Missouri utility seeks an $85 million Department of Energy sale to resell at a profit stirring a sharp federal rebuke. The dispute notes non profit Platte River Power Authority profit markup and its large facilities. In Alaska vandals target Skaters Cabin near Mendenhall Glacier prompting Park Service to issue portable windows to hikers after failed defenses.
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Platte River
Nlice
Nomenon
Alaska
Mendenhall Glacier
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Park Service
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Readers write letters on Moral Re-Armament and city programs
Dorothy E. Ensor recalls the World Conference of Moral Re-Armament in Caux Switzerland meeting delegates from Latin America and urging focus on hearts and reconciliation rather than arms or money. She cites Costa Rica’s 100 years of democracy and refugee figures while inviting contact. Mary H. Cliser praises Frederick City Recreation Department summer programs with park counselors, crafts, trips, and community support from Zonta and 4-H.
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Chile
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Brazil
Argentina
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United Nations
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Institute of Municipal Associations
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South America
Frederick City
Catoctin
Baker Park
Work of Dismantling Organ for Rebuilding Begins
August 23 1904 report notes dismantling of the Evangelical Reformed Church organ under Viner and Sea Buffalo NY for rebuilding. Thomas S Anderson secretary records Kanbos of Frederick Production Credit Association visiting with loan committee members in adjacent counties. Board of Zoning Appeals opposes private gasoline tanks in the city.
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WCTU and local groups report summer activities in Winchester area
The WCTU met at President Mrs. Arthur Remzberg's Carroll Parkway home with devotions led by Mrs. Edward R. Pearl and a treasurer's report from Mrs. Albert Coblentz. Sperry L Storm students gave a studio recital in Winchester Hall featuring Crompton, Debussy, Shelor, Renn, Masser, Emrich and Waltz. Grange summer events included a watermelon party at the Otts and a Pomona Grange picnic at the Frederick Fairgrounds, plus a mixed softball entry. A joint meeting of Frederick Church of the Brethren circles discussed World Community Day sewing kits to be distributed.
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Arthur Remzberg
Carroll Parkway
Edward R. Pearl
Albert Coblentz
Margaret Young
Baltimore
Sperry L Storm
Winchester Hall
Steven Crompton
Claude Debussy
Thomas Shelor
John Renn
Jean Masser
Carol Emrich
Robert Waltz
Jefferson Grange
Franklin Ott
Jefferson
Pomona Grange
Frederick Fairgrounds
Pomona
Women's Fellowship and Service Guild
Frederick Church of the Brethren
Fellowship Hall
Ethel Shaver
Debating a Woman President and Feminist Support in 1984
A Copley News Service appraisal argues that for Mondale the choice of Geraldine Ferraro over Collins or Lloyd would satisfy feminist leaders yet risk alienating Southern voters. The piece notes pro abortion stance as central to feminist credentials, contrasts O Connor’s reception, and cites Holtzman and Heckler as cases.
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George McGovern
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Geraldine Ferrero
Copley Mews Service
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