Prodding productivity in a restrained economy
A guest column urges cautious optimism on growth tied to Gramm Rudman and a productivity revival. Baumel and McLennan argue U S gains hinge on free trade, reduced regulation, higher investment, and market incentives, with New Year restraint by government as key. The piece cites Japan as a model and calls for stronger private sector drive and long term planning.
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Reagan
Gramm-Rudman
House
Tip’ O'Neill
William Baumel
Kenneth McLennan
U.S
Oxford University Press
United States
Japan
Baumel and McLennan
Baumel and
McLennan
Baumel
Pollard case spy mastermind linked to Eichmann capture
Washington disclosures tie Haji Eitan to the Pollard spying saga and reveal his 35 years in covert ops, including directing the Eichmann capture in Buenos Aires. The report notes past pursuits of Mengele, cautious plans against Paraguay, and US debates over chemical weapons funding and agency tactics.
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Washington
Jonathan Jay Pollard
Navy
Israel
Pollard
U.S
Haji Eitan
Rafael Eitan
Eitan
Adolph Eichmann
Buenos Aires
Issar Harel
Eichmann
Garibaldi Street
Harel
Gabi
Lucette Lagnado
Gabi-Eitan
Josef Mengele
Auschwitz
Mengele
Argentina
South America
Paraguay
Brazil
S&L Crisis Reflections In Annapolis
Observers lay blame for Maryland S&L collapse on officials including Governor Hughes as the MSSIC is criticized as a hoax. The piece notes early warnings ignored, political posturing, and fear of costs to taxpayers while urging heed to broader public concerns beyond savings safety.
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Annapolis
Maryland Savings Share Insurance Corporation
MSSIC
S&l
Wg Lui
Harry Hughes
Maryland
Hughes
Unione L
S&ls
Tuure
Letters to the editor question county growth and airport plan
A reader challenges Frederick County’s plan to spend 100000 on enlarging Frederick City’s airport arguing it would trigger runaway growth and increased public costs. The letter criticizes politicians for pork barrel tactics, misjudgment, and calls for limits on elected terms. It also rebukes a Baltimore-based columnist for political misperceptions about Maryland races.
Maryland farmers hear AAA official at forum in Banimore
The News-Post notes Chester Davis, AAA administrator, was to speak extemporaneously on The AAA of Tomorrow at the Fara Bureau Convention in Banimore after a Supreme Court ruling declared the act unconstitutional. Florence E Williams designated to replace Helen Pearson as county home demonstration agent in Frederick County. The Board of Education approved a $500 starting salary increase for teachers and a new scale, costing $441,550 more annually, with Oliver Crouse Jr. named Mount Airy town counsel to fill an unexpired term.
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News-Post
Annapolis
Robert Reid
Maryland
Don Hutchinson
Chester Davis
AAA
Fara Bureau
Banimore
Supreme Court
Florence E. Williams
Adel
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Helen Pearson
Department of Agriculture
Frederick County
Samuel W. Barrick
Rocky Springs Road
L. Pierce Bowlus
Mount Airy
Carl M. van Poole
Barrick
Bowlus
Carroll County Board of Education
Tween 12 and 20 Dr Wallace column mixed Q&A
A reader submitted a 13 question teen drug problem quiz with Yes responses signaling possible abuse. Other letters discuss premarital sex values camel facts and a request for Dr Wallace booklet Happiness or Despair with a dollar and SASE.
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Dr. Wallace
Copley News Service
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Addabbo
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
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Hutchinson
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