Deficit politics and the budget deficit perspective
Washington leaders push for tax increases while ignoring spending cuts. The article highlights recent allocations such as 788 million for international groups, 160 million for D C subway, 6.7 million for transport research, 325 million for fusion research, and 6 million to seek life in space. It argues for curbing spending before asking taxpayers for more.
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Washington
Congress
International Sugar Organization
International Office of Epizootics
Washington, D.C
Outer Space
Feud Between Griiser and Schaefer Heats Maryland Race
Maryland politics sees a rebuilt clash between gun lobby backer Fred Graiser and Governor William Donald Schaefer. NRA influence, a 1988 gun ban referendum, and an amid accusations of election day payments color the race ahead of the September 11 election. The feud intensified after a 1988 victory for Schaefer and a later probe into campaign funding.
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Fred Griiser
William Donald Schaefer
Whisellas
Griiser
National Rifle Association
Maryland
Graiser
NRA
Frederick
Schaefer
Mr. Schaefer
Honest ex hit man Tully trapped by passport bid
John Tully, once linked to the Newark Campisi mob and a government witness, now seeks a passport to leave the United States. He refuses to falsify his past as he prepares a memoir, risking exile to avoid facing renewed scrutiny of his convictions and government actions.
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Washington
John Tully
Tully
United States
Newark
N.J
Campisi
Luis Plugieie
Passport ploy and hidden protection program clash
A profile of Jack Anderson and Tully seeking passport access while in the witness protection program reveals conflicting official guidance and possible removal from protections. Marshals officials caution on roster status and lawful paths for travel, amid government delays and bureaucratic hurdles.
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Tully
US Marshals Service
Mme
Friendly rivalry marked Frederick County race for State's Attorney
Ed Lulie of Frederick responds to Roy Meachum's July column about his campaign for State's Attorney. He denounces "down and dirty" tactics, pledges to focus on issues, and envisions a friendly rivalry with Tommy Dorsey. He asks for fair, open campaigning and continued scrutiny.
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Roy Meachum
Frederick County
Tommy Dorsey
Tommy
Meachum
Reject Kelly Again in Frederick County Candidacy Debate
The speaker defends Roger Kelly's right to run while condemning his morally reprehensible views. The text urges Frederick County voters and leaders to renounce the Klan's influence and actively defeat Kelly, citing recent anti Klan protests and drawing on parallels with David Duke.
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Roger Kelly
Maryland
Frederick Countions
Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Frederick County
Ku Klux Klan
NAACP
David Duke
Louisiana
Silent Co
Letters on antiklan stance and local politics amid health notes
A letter urges anti-Klan voter registration and broad community activism ahead of county commissioner elections, calling churches and associations to mobilize. The page also includes letters critiquing fat budgeting advice, Hood College’s stance on alternative teacher certification, and assurances of cooperation with state education mandates.
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Frederick
Baker Park
Kelly
Roger Kelly
Hood College
School Board
Patricia Bartlett
MHEC
Shaila Aery
Governor's Commission On
Sondheim Commission
Hood
Noel Farmer
Letter to editor defends MVA improvements in Frederick
Jonathan Koenig of Brunswick writes to praise the new MVA building in Frederick for clearer signs short wait times a helpful information center and private written test room He suggests critics like Ronald Ellis are overstating issues and urges driving test retakes on safer MVA road courses for local drivers.
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Frederick News-Post
MVA
Ronald Ellis
Motor Vehicles Administration Center
Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick County
Yesterday Tems From Ne Files Orl Ne Newsrost
The fragmentary notice hints at a yesterday event tied to tems from files in orl and newsrost. Names and full context are unclear, preventing a precise headline.
Potomac Edison restricts access to extensive holdings area
Fifty years ago Potomac Edison issued a statement barring the public from entering its holdings in Western Maryland Southern Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia unless special permission was granted. The move aimed to cooperate with industry and federal preparedness programs, restricting courtesies at vital spots on the system.
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Potomac Edison Company
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Potomac Edision
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Michael Powell
Frederick, MD
Ds Taint News
Naa
Ole
Jack Anderson
Gene Coon
Dan Njegomir
Richard Darman
Darman
Office of Management and Budget
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
ED Lulie Frederick
Willie J. Mahone
John C. Laughland Frederick
Martha E. Church Frederick
Jonathan Koenig
Brunswick
Frederck News Post
Patrick St
Orl
Bentz Street
Guy Anders
James F. Cupino
Ceresville
Cupino
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Young Republicans Club
Staley Park
G. Eugene Anderson
Richard E. Howard
Steven T. Swank
Central Committee
Margaret L. Thompson
Thomas M. Anderson
J. Glenn Beall Jr
U.S. Senate
Evelyn C. Leonard
Harry Fspe
Pierce
Elton R. Wampler
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