Walkout by 20000 Teamsters begins across nation
About 20,000 Teamsters hauling cars to auto dealers started a nationwide strike at 12:01 am. They rejected a concessionary contract amid dissident opposition. Picket lines formed in Detroit Flint Newark and Oakland as the dispute escalated involving Teamsters for a Democratic Union.
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Teamsters
Ken Paff
Teamsters For A Democratic Union
Paff
Detroit
Flint
Mid
Dee Lapelis
Dusit
Newark
Oakland
Calif
Cass Pratt
Weather and notices at Camp Greentop report
Inside The News notes partly cloudy warm humid conditions with possible thunderstorms and high of 34 88. It mentions Camp Greentop accessibility and building real estate and business sections. David Bross reports on activities while Caroline L. Gasevigne signs off.
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Maryland
David Bross
Camp Greentop
New revenue gap found in tax plan
The Reagan administration faces a revised deficit estimate after the Joint Tax Committee says the tax overhaul could lose 26.1 billion dollars from 1986 to 1990, 13.5 billion more than Treasury’s prior estimate. Treasury Secretary Baker says revenue neutrality will be pursued with further proposals.
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Congressional Joint Tax Committee
Treasury Department
Treasury
James A. Baker III
Reagan
Baker
Capitol Hill
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Ways and Means
Robert Packwood
R-Cve
Finance Committee
Senate
House
Rostenkowski
Packwood
John J. Duncan
Tennessee
Top Ways and Means
Sen
Russell Long
Louisiana
Joint Tax Committee
Rainstorm disrupts power across Frederick County area
Friday morning about 46 customers remained without electricity after a Thursday storm of high winds and heavy rain. PE crews from Frederick and Hagerstown restored power through the night, with most service expected back by Friday afternoon. One tractor trailer overturned near Jug Bridge but no injuries reported.
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Potomac Edison Co
Bob
Apipaa Aea
Tiolus
Raymond L. Landower
Frederick
Hagerstown
Sandower
Mary
Middletown
Lisa C. Koogle
National Pike
Joyce L
David C. Koogle
Frederick mayor pushes saving historic tax credit in budget talks
Mayor Ronald N. Young urges preserving a 25 percent historic tax credit that spurs restoration of old buildings in Frederick. He cites $2.7 million invested in 34 projects since 1978, and notes potential losses if Reagan budget cuts end the program, especially harming urban revitalization nationwide.
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Ronald N. Young
Young
Washington
Maryland
Michael Connellan
Rockville
Reagan
Sad Young
Hagerstown
Steve Sager
Congress
Frederick City
Beverly B. Byron
Byron
Mark Kronenburg
Kronenburg
Summers seeks re election as Frederick alderman
Alderman Thomas Summers, 81, filed his bid for another term becoming the second of Frederick's five aldermen to announce a run. He highlighted city improvements during his first term including Court Street garage Market Street upgrades a new swimming pool and path house airport work and a new City Hall. Summers a Democrat and former State Highway Department engineer plans four more years aimed at city prosperity with wife Doris and three children living on 3145 Kline Boulevard.
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Lebanon
Iran
Congress
Weir
Carol
Carter
Beirut
Reagan
TWA
Thomas Summers
Frederick
Summers
Court Street
Market Street
State Highway Department
U.N. pushes sanctions on South Africa over apartheid
African delegates press a U.N. Security Council draft calling for voluntary sanctions and end to the emergency in 36 cities. The measure condemns apartheid and urges release of political prisoners led by Nelson Mandela. US and UK wary. Thatcher questions sanctions' effectiveness.
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Denmark
Claude de Kemoulaka
Nelson Mandela
African National Congress
U.S
Today
Margaret Thatcher
ABC
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