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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1985

Page

5

A view at the statistics of the State of the Union

Washington AP summarises a Reagan era national statistics view. It covers population growth, birth and death rates, marriage and divorce trends, health expenditures, food consumption, education enrollment, crime, elderly demographics, social security, retail and auto sales, farming, housing prices, inflation, poverty and unemployment with figures from 1980 to 1984.

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Environmental impact report on Parrsville plan presented

Mount Airy council wrestled with an environmental impact statement for annexing Parrsville crucial to unlocking a HUD grant of 288427 dollars aimed at extending water and sewer lines. The EIS notes benefits like improved fire protection, sanitation, and bath facilities, and completion would allow HUD funding request by February 25. Public hearings are set for April 1 for a 102 acre annexation, with a separate 446 acre proposal on Watersville Road awaiting clarification on enclave concerns.

Mount Airy Parrsville James Schumacher Carroll County Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD East Ridgeville Schumacher EIS Bagerstown Ray Zeltman Jack Raines Prospect Road Charles Fisher Sr Soin Watersville Road

Maryland lawmakers seek to curb minors access to dial a porn

Three Maryland legislators urged the House Judiciary Committee to add obscene dial a porn messages to the under eighteen obscenity law despite constitutional concerns. They cited parent complaints including a $200 bill and argued a court test might uphold the ban, while critics warned of First Amendment and enforceability issues.

Annapolis Maryland Lawrence LaMotte Baltimore County House Judiciary Committee la Motte LaMotte Federal Communications Commission Appeals FCC John Leopold R-Anne Arun del Judiciary Kenneth Masters al Palenscar Palenscar Elijah Cummings Baltimore Cummings Gloria Goldfaden People Against Child Abuse

Reagan tax plan aims at broad simplification and flat tax

The plan seeks tax code simplification to treat taxpayers fairly and may raise taxes on the wealthy. It faces internal administration opposition and criticism from charity groups over reduced deductions, while Reagan signals a strong commitment to tax simplification and a flat tax concept to appeal to all Americans.

Regan Secretary of the Treasury Reagan New York Times

Detricks Rosemont Avenue gate opens longer hours

The Rosemont Avenue entrance to Fort Detrick will be open 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for Fort Detrick registered vehicles with specific traffic windows: 7:00 to 8:30 a.m. inbound, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for both directions, and 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. exiting. Visitors must use the main West Seventh Street Visitor Control Point for entry and exit.

Detrick Rosemont Avenue Fort Detrick West Seventh Street

National homelessness topic at Frederick Community College

Ms. Carol Rennie of the Community for Creative New Violents speaks on national homelessness and Reagan administration response. The program begins at 7 p.m. Thursday Feb 14 in Sneadner Hall. Sponsored by Students for Social Responsibility. For details call Mike Spurrier at 635.

Carol Renneily Community For Creative New Violents Washington D.C P.m Sneadner Hall Frederick Community College Students For Social Responsibility Mike Spurrier

Czech premier seeks closer ties with Vatican amid socialist limits

Deputy Premier Matej Lucas told a Pacem in Terris congress that Czechoslovakia aims for closer Vatican relations but within socialist law. He said the church operates under state rules and warned against Western anti socialist centers trying to exploit Catholicism. CTK reported the pope’s priests instruction and avoided naming John Paul II.

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