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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1981
Page
7
Calvin A. Campbell Jr urges cooperation between labor and management to expand the economy. He argues profits are a cost of doing business and labor should push for higher returns, tax relief, more R&D funding, and shared ownership while adapting to changing job markets and market demands.
The writer cites NAHB concerns over where children will live and a forecast of 1.2 million housing starts in 1991 while 18 to 20 million units are needed annually. She argues for balanced, sensible growth, preserving the environment through coordinated land use while expanding housing to aid moderate income families and essential workers.
Washington reports outline a secret Reagan plan offering Caribbean nations unlimited duty free access to the U S. Mexico could lose trade edge and face political risk as officials push Mexico to lead the program. Critics warn one way free trade may anger Puerto Rico and U S workers.
A mixed page piece contrasts baseball strikes with social issues. It includes a dated note on abortion ethics arguing against fetal termination and cites Dr. John M. Ladino, plus a Marine Mammal Protection Act renewal drive urging audience to contact Sen. Packwood and Rep. Jones to support three year reauthorization with amendments. Dorothy Wrightstall listed.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen refused Potomac Edison Company’s petition to be released from paving duties on West South Street. The agreement had the company pave between trolley tracks and 18 inches each side, with the city finishing the rest. The railway’s revenue decline was cited as a factor.
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