Reagan TV address bolsters tax cut push
President Reagan planned a national Oval Office address to champion his 25 percent tax cut plan as Democrats unveil a 15 percent alternative. White House aides call it essential to the recovery blueprint while networks schedule live coverage. Camp David lobbying included a Sunday barbecue for 15 lawmakers, with mixed endorsements from Rep. Shelby and Rep. Hance and continued Democratic responses planned on ABC, NBC, and CBS.
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Rajai wins Iran presidency by wide margin
AP reports Prime Minister Muhammad Ali Rajai leads Iran’s presidential race with about 13 million votes as counting nears completion. Bani-Sadr's historic 1980 tally referenced. Tehran Radio and Pars News cite Rajai at 89 percent of counted votes. Meanwhile, media note executions of dissidents continuing after Bani Sadr's ouster.
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Hunger striker Doherty nears 67 days in Maze prison
Irish nationalist hunger striker Kieran Doherty, aged 25, reaches his 67th day without food at Maze Prison, surpassing Bobby Sands and threatening his health with sight loss and extreme pain. Fellow striker Kevin Lynch remains in critical condition, while Sinn Fein confirms his deteriorating state and hospital care.
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Rep Marjorie Holt Eyes Senate Run In Maryland
Rep. Burnie Holt of Maryland tours Baltimore with Reagan aides to secure federal aid for the city and weighs a 1980 Senate bid against Sen. Paul Sarbanes, facing pressure from supporters in the Democratic stronghold.
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Nancy Reagan Shakes Hands Not Curtsying to Queen
Nancy Reagan reaffirmed American independence with a handshake to Queen Elizabeth II, not a curtsy, while British papers noted a nod. The meeting occurred before watching Prince Charles polo, amid coverage of the prince and Lady Diana Spencer’s wedding.
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Radio Free Europe under pressure amid Cold War woes
News notes depict investigative columnist Jack Anderson warning on Radio Free Europe difficulties while weather observer David Lesher forecasts showers and cooler days. Julian Bond retells Reagan NAACP convention remarks as another view. Louis Roeper questions Reagan tax program details amid calls for fiscal efficiency.
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Historic panel urges USPS to save Frederick post office
The Historical Society of Frederick County appeals to the U S Postal Service to avoid demolishing the 201 E Patrick St post office.董事 Herman Brust cites failed bids yet notes two viable offers around 80 000 to 100 000 dollars and urges selling to private buyers to retain jobs and community value.
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January occupancy eyed for Frederick County courthouse
Frederick County plans a January move into its new 9.2 million courthouse and multi service center, nearly six months late from the original July forecast. Walter N. Chitwood cites delays from change orders and other construction issues as reasons for the shift while CAM Construction faces penalties for delays. County officials say there is no rush to move, with substantial completion expected around October 5 and only 20 to 30 workers onsite on average.
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City opens talks with Frederick FOP over police concerns
Mayor Ronald N. Young said the city will meet with Frederick FOP leaders to address grievances after the officers accused the city of bad faith bargaining. FOP President Michael L. George cited three months with no changes and called for swift action on promotions, training, take home policies, parking, and deputy chief appointment.
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Fizzle at Braddock Heights Klan rally ends with cross lighting
A planned Ku Klux Klan rally in Braddock Heights fizzled after an apparent clash between Maryland Grand Dragon Anthony LaRicci and the rally site owner David Ament. About 20 torch-bearing Klansmen proceeded with a cross lighting in a private field behind the Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Co, as police noted tensions and internal dissent among local organizers.
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Weather Outlook for Western Maryland This Week
Yesterday's storms cool the area with a daily risk of showers. Western Maryland includes US high 80s, 60s low nights, increasing clouds Tuesday, and possible showers through Friday. Mountains show highs in 70s, Ocean City highs in the 70s to 80s with 71 water temp. Farm forecast notes showers through Wednesday hindering drying and spraying.
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An archival quotation credits George Bernard Shaw noting that history teaches little and that society repeats mistakes, reflecting on learning from the past rather than just observing it. The line emphasizes skepticism about historical lessons.
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