Dems predict failure of GOPs latest tax cuts
Washington AP. House Democratic leaders say Reagan’s tax cut proposal will fail as it offers little help to families earning under 50 000. Reagan argues his plan cuts taxes over three years versus two and keeps taxes lower. Rostenkowski concedes the game of one upmanship but says the core issue is how Congress helps the American family.
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Washington
House
Reagan
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Congress
Rostenkowski
Ways and Means Committee
America
I Ik
Senate
Fellowship Service and Klan Rally Set in Frederick
A public fellowship service will be held at First Baptist Church Frederick at 4 p.m. Saturday July 25 led by Rev Wallace L Poole to counter subversive race hate groups. Later that evening the Ku Klux Klan plans its third Frederick area rally at Braddock Heights with a local NAACP president quoted on unity.
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First Baptist Church
All Saints St
Frederick
Frederick County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lord Nickens
NAACP
Ku Klux Klan
Braddock Heights
Sellowbhie
Wallace L. Poole
First Missionary Baptist Church
Leakie le Blanc
Development group in Maryland targets growth policies
Mayor Ronald N. Young said Annapolis hosted Gov Hughes' developmental task force to shape growth policies for Maryland. The group drafted a governor letter after reviewing public input and amended proposals, with a second meeting planned when amendments arrive. A Rosenstock farm annexation, about 670 acres on the Monocacy River’s northeastern city edge, is seen as beneficial and a public meeting set for Sept 3 at City Hall to discuss the controversial move.
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Ronald N. Young
Annapolis
Young
Rosenstock Farm
Monocacy River
Dutchman receives third artificial heart implant
A 36-year-old Dutch patient, in critical condition, remains alive only with an experimental artificial heart implanted by Dr. Denton A. Cooley after his own heart failed post bypass surgery. FDA says approval should have been sought before use. Cooley defends the action, noting the patient would have died otherwise. The device aims to bridge to a donor heart.
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Houston
Food and Drug Administration
Denton A. Conley
Cooley
FDA
William Rados
Argentina
Denton Cooley
Wees
John Norman Lstens
Norman
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick
Artificial heart transplant and donor appeal after Cooley case
The artificial heart device tested in calf trials faces a donor search as Cooley's Texas Heart Institute reports a man on the device might live indefinitely but risks brain damage. The 1969 case saw 65 hours on artificial heart before a human heart arrived and the patient died 36 hours after transplant, leading to malpractice suits dismissed by state and appellate courts.
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Cooley
Texas Heart Institute
Judge dismisses bid to stop Pantry Pride closings
In Baltimore, U S District Judge Joseph Howard ruled he lacks jurisdiction over a petition by two unions to block 54 Pantry Pride store closures in Maryland Delaware and Washington. He said only the New York bankruptcy court overseeing Pantry Pride’s reorganization can hear the injunction request.
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U.S
Joseph Howard
Pantry Pride
Maryland
Delaware
Washington
Howard
New York
Teamaters
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 692
Alvin Akman
Akman
J.5
John J. Galgay
Galgay
Altman
National Labor Relations Board
Practical joke puts woman at top of mountain first
In Mount Rainier climb, Cindy Darland surprised husband Mike by appearing in a lawn chair at the 14,410 foot summit. The Tacoma pair were hit by altitude and fatigue as Cindy, masked, sipped a highball and revealed herself as his wife after he believed she stayed home with the kids.
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Tacoma
Wash
Mike Darland
Mount Rainier
Darland
Cindy
Larry Heggerness
Heggerness
Rainier
Horse killed in auto wreck on Francis Scott Key Highway
At about 1130 p.m. on Md 194 a horse wandered onto the road and was struck by a southbound car driven by Wilber Edward Gross 50 of Taneytown. The horse owned by Robert L Few of Keymar died in the collision. Gross and passenger Sylvia J Gross 43 were not injured.
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Eeymar
Francis Scott Key
Wilber Edward Gross
Taneytown
Robert L. Few
Keymar
Gross
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