Repeal of off-budget spending and its fiscal impact
Stephen Green argues that off-budget accounting hides true deficits and debt, citing $16 billion added to the deficit and $156 billion to the debt. He notes agencies like Rural Electrification Administration and the Federal Financing Bank. Bipartisan growth, reform attempts, and a call for Congress to eliminate off-budget practices.
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Farmers Home Administration
Synthetic Fuels Corp
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
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FFB
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Reagan
Washington
James T. Bennett
Thomas J. DiLorenzo
Virginia
George Mason University
The
Heritage Foundation
DiLorenzo
Treasury
Office of Management and Budget
David A. Stockman
U.S
Reagan Abets Soviet Arms Calm to Backroom Accord
The White House kept secret a 1981 agreement that reliev ed the USSR of SALT II limits, prompting rapid Soviet ICBM and bomber buildup and triggering Senate concerns over constitutional treaty powers and possible law violations. Senators seek DOJ cooperation for hearings on this 1985 syndicate report.
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Reagan
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White House
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Pentagon
Ronald Reagan
Yalta
Carter
U.S
U.S.S R
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Geneva
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CIA
William French Smith
Department of Justice
Justice Department
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Shultz letter flags Israel budget pain and welfare trap
In Washington, Secretary Shultz sends a note to Prime Minister Peres criticizing Israel’s approach to reducing triple-digit inflation and cutting a 1.3 billion dollar budget. He cites Lebanon costs, a bloated public sector, and the Labor Alignment’s influence as core obstacles to fiscal reform.
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Washington
Shimon Peres
U.S
George Shultz
Israel
Peres
Lebanon
Menachen Begin
Likud
Begin
Peres urged tighter Israel budget after Shultz advisory
Copley News Service reports that Shimon Peres faced a demand for economic reform as the Reagan administration signaled limited additional aid to Israel. Washington viewed a restructuring as essential, with U.S. caution reflecting its own budget pressures and a need for clear actions in Jerusalem.
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Israel
Peres
Shultz
Jerusalem
U.S
Western
Europe
Federal Reserve System
Copley News Service
Letters Correcting Record On Rezoning Debate At Frederick
James A. Fitzgerald of Mt. Airy writes to the Frederick Post to correct the record on a Feb 16 rezoning hearing. He clarifies the Hattery parcel is about 146 acres not 167 and was partly conveyed to Joseph Mamana in 1976 for subdivision into 17 lots. He argues the application misstates ownership and urges public input be reflected in decisions.
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Frederick Post
Frederick County Planning Commission
Old Annapolis
Woodville Roads
Lowell 4. Hattery
Hattery
Poole
Frederick County
Commission
Frederick
Post Office Service Council elects officers at supper
Frederick Post Office Service Council held an officer election during a supper at Eberts Ice Cream Plant North Market Street extended Results list Francis P Little president Oscar C Kefaaver vice president Roy McK Harris treasurer Samvelom and Frank Goodman executive committee members A stolen Ford V 8 belonging to John C Mowbray of Baltimore was recovered on East Second Street by Chief Allen Bartgis three Linganore High School students earned A average honors Mary Pearce Darence Grabil Barbara Myers for first semester
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Frederick
Jobn McC. Mowbray
Baltimore
East Second Street
Allen Bartgis
Linganore High School
Mary Pearce
Darence Grabil
Barbara Myers
Standing threat to Britain's democracy
Douglas Eden argues that Britain's coal strike risks shifting power to extremist leadership within the NUM led by Arthur Scargill. Despite rising coal stockpiles and miners returning to work in some areas, a large faction remains pledged to maintain the stoppage, threatening political stability and potentially mobilizing a red army to challenge Parliament.
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Britain
Thatcher
National Union of Mineworker
NUM
National Coal Board
Arthur Scargill
Soviet Union
Scargill
Mick MacGahey
Communist Party of Great Britain
Mr. Scargill
United Kingdom
Black History Month tribute and Marian Anderson facts
Frederick Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi highlights Marian Anderson outstanding contralto singer. She sang at the Lincoln Memorial before 75000 people, was the first black singer at the Metropolitan Opera, and served as a United Nations delegate for the United States.
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Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Frederick
Lincoln Memorial
Metropolitan Opera
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