Weather Outlook Tracks Arctic High to East Coast
Arctic high pressure moves off the eastern U S by Thursday bringing southerly winds and moderating temperatures. Gulf of Mexico disturbance will not move northward, ending significant plow risk through the weekend. Western Maryland remains cold with subfreezing nights and 42 to 3 percent highs Friday, Maryland mountains fair and cold then milder. Temperature readings yesterday show Frederick 20-21, Westminster 17, Hagerstown 30-24, Cumberland 28-17, Oakland 22-4.
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Gephardt predicts tax hike in 1987 deficit plan
House Democratic leader Rep Richard Gephardt of Missouri says a grand compromise to meet Gramm Rudman deficit goals will likely include an energy tax or oil tariff. He notes possible additions like a value added tax or changes to income tax reforms to raise revenues while easing 1987 budget pressures. Reagan may concede some tax increases to protect military spending despite opposition.
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Virginia farmer post questioned amid reform debate
Block faced heavy questions about farm struggles after finance records showed asset sales and refinancing. Frederick County officials praised his tenure and philosophy of limited government support, saying successors must sustain market oriented policies as agriculture contends with reduced export demand and fewer farmers. Local leaders stressed no drastic shifts expected with new leadership.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
Agimuiul
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Levitts found guilty of contempt in court over spending limit
Levitts are found in contempt of court for violating a $1,000 weekly spending cap set last September. The judge notes several violations including withdrawing $211,000 from Yorkridge Calvert Savings and Loan. Levitt argues violations were technical and unintentional while Kaplan urges strict punishment. Bail posted totals and assets including an Ocean City condo valued at 83,900 and a Lutherville home assessed at 130,730, with real estate counted double for bail.
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U S firms pledge Libya sanction compliance under Reagan policy
American oil majors Occidental Marathon and Conoco said they will comply with Reagan's Libya embargo directives. Occidental noted no US employees in Libya and small Libyan operations, while Marathon and Conoco weighed impact and timing, citing unclear government specifics and Oasis interest.
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du Pont Co
Amerada Hess Corp of
New York
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Libyan National Oil Company
Oeba
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