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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1982
Page
3
The address urges local employers to welcome new graduates seeking work, especially those with little experience. It highlights Reagan era inflation relief and a recovering economy, noting hospitals, businesses, and schools collaborating to prepare students for jobs. Part-time work at minimum wage is proposed as a sound community investment.
A critical look at oil firms Chevron Exxon Mobil Texaco and Aramco shows how foreign tax credits reduce U.S. tax liability. The piece cites an IRS document detailing Aramco's 1976 taxes and credits, suggesting billions in credits eliminated federal taxes despite vast Saudi-linked earnings. It also notes related items on Coast Guard retirements and White House press strategy.
From the News Post files reveals Emmitsburg High School will hold a June 10 commencement pageant titled The Builders in the school auditorium. Rev T T Brown of Taneytown to deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Arvin P Jones is school principal. The Hood College anniversary plans discuss board and alumnae committees to coordinate celebrations marking the college and President Apples affiliation.
A columnist argues older Americans receive outsized pensions funded by younger workers. He cites Social Security, military pensions, and cost of living raises, urging a two year pause on increases and strict IRS enforcement to curb under the table pay and tax avoidance, to relieve national deficits while protecting younger workers.
In letters from Emmitsburg readers a call to preserve the local middle school, arguing bus moves drain funds from libraries and hiring needs. Parents urge staying in Emmitsburg, noting prior transfers to Thurmont hurt students and community identity, while asking the school board to reconsider. Four-H dinner supporters also thanked for aiding the Frederick County 4-H Camp Center fund drive.
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