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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1983

Page

5

Oil price drop could boost world economy and U S spending

Oil price declines toward 28 to 30 a barrel could lift global growth and trim the U S trade deficit by billions. A 5 a barrel fall may save the United States about 27 billion annually, lower gasoline costs by about 10 percent, and raise consumer spending while hurting oil producers and some banks.

York Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Britain OPEC Nigeria U.S Egypt Soviet Union New York Morgan Guaranty Trust Co United States Data Resources Inc Data Resources

Oil price drop tests economies of oil exporters

The article notes weaker oil prices threaten heavily indebted exporters. Mexico would lose about 550 million in annual export revenue per one dollar drop, risking debt repayments with over 80 billion owed. Nigeria Indonesia Iran and other producers could face political strain and instability. Kuwait and Saudi Arabia may also feel pressure from lower revenues.

Mexico Venezuela Nigeria Indonesia Iran Persian Gulf Kuwait Saudi Arabia

Toto tops Grammys with seven awards in 25th ceremony

Toto led with seven awards including album and record of the year at the Shrine Auditorium ceremony honoring the best in 1981 82. John Williams won three Grammys for E T the Extra Terrestrial music while Lionel Richie Pat Benatar Melissa Manchester and Alabama also won multiple honors.

Los Angeles Toto Evannar Whdassdhy Comoser John Williams Wallie Nelson Marvin Gaye Natonal Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences Shrine Auditorium Men At Work Melissa Manchester Lionel Richie Joe Cocker Jennifer Warnes Pat Benatar John Cougar Jennifer Holliday Alabama Lukather Academy Chanteuse Grace Jones Eddie Mur Phy Wings Richie Murphy Gaye Cocker Miss Warnes Nelson Texas Miles Davis Miles Eric Watts D.N.A Earth, Wind & Fire With Juice Newton Roy Clark Glenn Gould Johann Sebastian Bach Gould Record Academy

Jobs bill heading for House approval

Washington AP reports a 4.5 billion recession relief bill backed by Democrats aims for House approval with extra funds for the poor and elderly. The measure, revising Reagan proposals, shortens highway funding while boosting food aid, low income housing, elder employment programs, and Job Corps efforts as Democrats push rapid passage.

Washington Deteigue Tegal Yeauang Lue House House Appropriations Committee Jamie Whitten D-Miss Whitten Reagan Thomas P O'Neill Jr Massachusetts Appropriations Committee O'Neill

Local News Page Ad Rates and Publication Details

Daily news publication excludes Sundays and holidays. Local rate within the marketing area is $3.25 per month by mail and $2.80 per month by motor route. Published by Grant Southern Pr Ge Mig Co in Frederick Maryland 21701. Second class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.

Moi Grant Southern Pr Ge Mig. Co Frederick Maryland

Old courthouse may be sold to Frederick City

Frederick County leaders consider swapping and selling the century old courthouse to Frederick City amid plans to expand county offices and remodel City Hall. Mayor Young says city would use the courthouse for a new City Ball while commissioners weigh four to five options for space growth.

Frederick County Frederick City Ronald N. Young Richard L. Grossnickle Commission Galen R. Clagett Clagett Young North Market Street Court Street Vanne J. Anita Stup County Public Works Lawrence W. Johnson Johnson Sterling E. Bollinger Bollinger Grossnickle City Hall

Mayor seeks probe of cancer claims near incinerator

Baltimore mayor William Donald Schaefer voiced support for hiring investigators to study alleged cancer clusters in the Armistead Gardens neighborhood near a city incinerator. Residents testified that discharges may cause higher cancer and disease rates, with Neal Stewart noting three relatives afflicted.

Baltimore William Donald Schaefer Schaefer Armistead Gardens City Board of Neal Stewart

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