Maryland Budget Predicts Tight Year Amid Mandated Increases
The Maryland budget forecast shows a potential $20 million deficit next year as Governor Mandel faces constitutional limits on deficits and rising mandated state service costs. Comptroller Goldstein remains hopeful a Nixon‑led economy may erase the gap, while federal grant timing and bureaucratic delays threaten funding for planned programs.
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Marvin Mandel
Ltte
Louis L. Goldstein
Mandel
General Assembly
Board of Revenue Estimates
Maryland
Nixon
Louis J. Goldstein
Goldstein
Uncle Sam
U.S. Treasury Department
Richard Nixon
Government taps private firm for FHA VA loan data
Washington reports the Housing and Urban Development Department uses Retail Credit Company to compile information on loan applicants. The Atlanta based firm, under scrutiny for privacy and ethics, handles as many as 14 cases daily and often bases reports on gossip or neighbor interviews. The practice raises concerns over legality and data access among federal employees.
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Washington
Retail Credit Company
Atlanta
New York City
Housing and Urban Development Department
Ita
American Homes Products Company
Senate Finance Committee
Retail Credit
Jay Constantine
Constantine
Pennsylvania
Democrats
Herman Schneebeli
R - Pa
Schneebeli
Congress
Wall Street
W. Lee Burge
Wall. Street
Tevioweth
The Sleeping Giant and the Parish Power
The piece discusses church reform focusing on the local parish as the church’s power center. It cites Hudnut and Lutherans, argues for renewed parish vitality over national headquarters, and urges congregations to serve communities and address world problems through local action.
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Joel
de Chiveh
Congress
Robert Ko Hudnut
Minneapolis
Taras
Jesus Christ
Heverend
Richard Knox South
Presbyteria
Arizona
Iinselof
General Assembly
Presbyterian
Ito
Angela Davis
Soarth
Enous
Erin
Nizatiods
Trange
Baltimore and Ohio furloughs reflect national railroad cuts
In Brunswick shops of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad furloughed about four thousand workers after a suspension show on the general program. A farmers meeting in Milmitsbury discusses Maryland Agricultural Corporation shares and aims.
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Ero
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
WBLE
Mmiltsbury
Agricultural Corporation of Maryland
Frederick Kamberger
Corporation
Phase II Price Freeze Debate Sparks Moral Clash
Milton Friedman denounces wage price controls as immoral arguing they replace law with rule by decree and encourage spying and evasion. He warns such measures threaten a free society while praising voluntary market cooperation as the path to eventual collapse of controls. A Chicago bank survey shows broad support for the freeze but doubt it will work.
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Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Friedman
Economist
Chicago
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Jack Anderson
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Harper and Rutt
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US. Senate
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Carroll
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Middletown
Red Cross
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