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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1984

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Hart rises as force in New Hampshire primary

Gary Hart's campaign gains momentum after finishing second in Iowa and heading for a likely second place in the New Hampshire primary. He markets himself as a fresh face with new ideas and a break from the past, challenging Mondale and courting disillusioned voters wary of a Carter era rerun.

Hart New Hampshire Manchester Gary Hart Colorado Charles DeGaulle Tme John Glenn Walter F. Mondale Iowa Mondale Democratic Party Jammy Carter Town

State budget crisis prompts tax and fund debate

Goldstein touts moving 53 million from corporate tax transfers to the Transportation Trust Fund into general use, while Hughes and Transport Secretary Bridwell oppose diverting highway dollars. Lotto profits and pension reform are seen as near replacements for 82 million, as leaders prepare a joint plan amid the fiscal shortfall. Mildew warnings follow damp, poorly lit areas.

Transportation Trust Fund Transportation Fund Hughes Transportation Lowell K. Bridwell Goldstein Lotto Baltimore City

Maryland governor cites Bay cleanup lessons for Narragansett

Newport Rhode Island event features Gov. Harry R. Hughes of Maryland describing the Chesapeake Bay cleanup as a model for Narragansett Bay. He cites a $27 million plan, 45 recommendations, and the role of Save The Bay in coordinating efforts. Environmental leader Alvin Alm of EPA stresses citizen participation and a forthcoming permit program for waste discharges. Wunsch notes progress hindered by leadership gaps, urging continued advocacy.

Newport R.I Maryland Rhode Islanders Narragansett Bay Harry R. Hughes Save the Bay Chesapeake Bay Hughes Chesapeake Bay Foundation Rhode Island Chesapeake Alvin L. Alm U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA Alm D. Wayne Wunsch Wunsch

Weather forecast spans multiple regions with mixed precipitation

The National Weather Service predicts snow on Tuesday from the Midwest to southern New England. Rain and showers are expected in the Ohio Valley and central Atlantic coast. Rain is forecast for the Pacific Northwest.

National Weather Service Midwest New England Ohio Valley Atlantic Coast Pacific Northwest

Congress Moves On Deficit Plan In Early Tax Talk

Congress moves to craft modest tax increases to slow the deficit despite White House standoffs. Senate Finance Chair Dole aims for a $100 billion three year package with budget cuts. House Ways and Means expects $51.2 billion in taxes over three years. Reagan opposes broad tax hikes, citing non-defense savings.

Washington White House Congressional House Senate Robert J. Dole Kan Treasury Reagan Congressional Budget Office Pentagon Defense Caspar Weinberger Dole Ways and Means

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