Stock charges surface against director of CIA
CIA director William J. Casey faces a federal judge ruling that he knowingly misled investors in a 1968 farming venture while Max Hugel resigns as deputy director of operations after allegations of insider information in 1974. Judge Stewart's 19 page ruling details misrepresented assets and operational status of Multipolies Inc. in the late 1960s.
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William J. Casey
Max Hugel
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Depurty
Washington Post
Wall Street
U.S
Charles E. Stewart Jr
New York
Casey
DEA
Stewart
Reagan
Hugel
Office of Strategic Services
Japan
Securities and Exchange Commission
New Orleans
Multipolies Inc
SEC
Senate Debates Tax Cut Plan Amid Party Clash
Washington AP President Reagan urges Senate Republicans to shelve pet amendments as leaders rush a large tax cut bill. House Ways and Means nears end of first round approving a Democrats’ two year plan aimed at low and middle income groups. Reagan’s plan promises a five year tax cut totaling 500 billion dollars. the House bill totals 419 billion. In 1982 a large share would go to those earning over fifty thousand dollars.
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Reagan
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Brunswick faces water woes prompt conservation plea
Mayor Jess D. Orndorff urged residents to use water only as needed amid a drought that has lowered Brunswick's spring and well flow. Engineer Cliff Wade said rain shortages have reduced the town’s supply. the council also discussed expanding the water treatment plant and possibly reopening an old well. Residents complained of stained, muddy water and sought relief, while PVYA sought converting a closed landfill into a park. zoning amendments were approved for non conforming uses.
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Jess D. Orndorff
Cliff Wade
Yordy Springs
Orndorff
Wade
Petersville Road
Betty Campbell
East BC Street
Jean McVicker
B Street
Monnie Cox
Potomac Valley Youth Assn
Cox
Pvya Activ
Jim Schmersahl
Frederick County
Frederick City Aldermen Race Sees Several Candidacies
Charles A. Fogie a downtown Frederick merchant Republican candidate cites 40 years in groceries and customer ties as assets. Paul C. Clark a Democrat realtor filed July 6 seeking alderman post. Calvin Cy Bartgis Republican seeks reelection noting three and a half years in office and a tax rate kept below yield. Jerick’s future cited as bright with a sense of community involvement and open communication.
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Charles A. Fogie
Frederick
Frederick City
Fogle
Fogie’s Food Market and
Paul C. Clark
Clark
West Second Street
Chark
Jerick
Calvin
Cy” Bartgis
Midway Drive
High rates push US budget above Reagan plan
The AP reports stubbornly high interest rates will lift next year's federal spending by 10 billion dollars above Reagan’s plan, with a forecasted budget over 700 billion. Inflation is expected to slow faster than prior estimates, but rates stay above 10 percent through 1982. Unemployment may rise to 7.7 percent in 1981 and stay near or above 7 percent into 1982.
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Washington
Reagan
Office of Budget and Management
Dovinie
Inside The News Good government cannot exist side by side with bad politics
Ambassador Adlai Stevenson quote attributed to 1900 1965 era emphasizes ethics in governance and political integrity.
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Adlai Stevenson
Fruit fly spraying spans Bay area amid outbreak
A second day of helicopter malathion spraying targets a 17 square mile area in the San Francisco Bay region as a new fruit fly infestation is detected. Officials report limited shelter use and a pump failure halted earlier efforts with some mechanical issues delaying the second craft.
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San Jose
Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
Cali
Dhe
Red Cross
Medfly Project
Syria blames Habib as Israeli strikes hit Lebanon
Syria state radio accuses U S envoy Philip C Habib of provoking Israel as Israeli warplanes strike a dozen Palestine Liberation Organization strongholds along Lebanon s coast and mountains. Ten guerrillas and villagers die and 35 are wounded in air raids while a Syrian jet is shot down in a dogfight over Lebanese territory.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Today
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Israel
Mediterranean
Toesilay
Notable Views and Arts Notes from The News Post
The column roundup covers Steven Beckner on government actions against Gin firms and a Smithsonian reflection on Benjamin West as father of American painting. Robert Reid reports soap opera addiction, plus Ethel Loeb on regional happenings. Louis Rukeyser reviews six months of financial experts. Anne Kelley profiles Patent-Child program at Noffsinger farm on Cap Stine Read.
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Steven Beckner
Smithsonian
David M. Maxfield
Benjamin West
Robert Reid
Frederick Fare
News-Post
Ethel Loeb
Louis Rukeysevels
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and regions
Canadian air cools the area producing pleasant days and cool nights through Friday with highs in the 50s and 60s. A slight thunderstorm risk returns this weekend, then temperatures rise above normal next week with near normal rainfall. Mountains Deep Creek expected sunny days with 70s and cool nights. Ocean City to 80s by day and 60s by night. Farm forecast shows excellent drying and spraying improving to excellent Thursday through Saturday. Yesterday’s temps: Frederick 88 74 Hagerstown 87 71 Westminster 9 70 Gaithersburg 84 71 Leesburg 8 70.
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Maryland
Deep Creek
Ocean City
Frederick
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
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