Reagan pushes estate tax reform to aid family farms
The piece urges Congress to pass Reagan’s estate tax reform to protect small family businesses and farms in Western Maryland, arguing high taxes threaten free enterprise. It cites proposed exemptions, gift tax changes, and broader tax cuts as essential for economic recovery and limiting confiscation by taxation.
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Eeigan
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Fineiean Farm Bureau
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Public interest in tax policy drives debate on growth
The piece argues tax policy should focus on economic well being over politics. It highlights wage stagnation, rising government take, and waste concerns, urging capital-cost recovery to spur investment and productivity while stressing the goal of national prosperity over political gain.
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Baseball Fan Letter Opposes Strike And Praises Heritage
A Maryland reader chides NBC Inside Look and major league figures over the baseball strike. He argues against exorbitant salaries, urges player-owner compromise, and predicts fan losses and potential boycotts, recalling classic teams and stars to emphasize the sport’s heritage.
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the Lip) Durocher
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Frederick News Briefs From June 17 1961 Items
Historic rail station in Frederick closes after 75 years as rail travel declines. Federated Charities reports its 20th annual aid reach doubles, Johns Hopkins doctor praises local free clinics. Frederick Kiwanis heard James Hepbron on lie-detection limits and consent. Dr Dorothy Quynn returns from Orleans trip plans Joan of Arc ceremonies and notes reopening of medieval University of Orleans. County officials file 200000 damage suit over Singapore Creek bridge collapse. Elm Street School publishes literary magazine Helles Lettres to boost writing instruction.
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Goodloe Byron
Elm Street School
Justice Department coverup in Vesco Carter case discussed
Washington columnist notes grand juries might have indicted Nixon and Carter if not blocked by the Justice Department. Vesco bribery plot linked to Spencer Lee and a Costa Rican president. Carter aides and White House figures debated and restrained investigations. Foreman claims DOJ protected the Carter administration, echoing Watergate era pressure.
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Harden
Costa Rica
Daniel Odaber
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Carter
Tion
Spencer Lee
Albany
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Rand
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