June 16 1981 entry at Frederich 642 77 Mu
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1981
Page
7
Budget budget tricks in House budget battles
The Wall Street Journal reports that House Speaker Tip ONeill and liberal chairmen routed reform by using false savings and off budget financing to widen fiscal 1982 cuts. Committees claim large immunized savings while preserving open ended programs, risking continued deficits through 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Tip O'Neill
O'Neill
Office of Management and Budget
House Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
OMB
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Postal Service
O’neill
Senate
Gramm
Letta
Reagan
The
Wall Street Journal
Freedom ideals and rural road complaints spark letters
A Leser writes on freedom and justice, praising the American system with equal rights and fair trials, while a reader from Emmitsburg laments a Keysville Road farm causing mud and cow dirt that drains into Toms Creek. An account by Peter Grant from Beirut covers wartime peril and a wounded soldier, plus a Pentagon note on Iraq's nuclear hopes and France’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixes Road
Emmitsburg
Keysville Road
U.S. 15
Toms Creek
Jacques
Claude
Grant
Pentagon
Defense Intelligence Agency
Iraq
Israel
Osirak
France
United States
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Persian Gulf
Media neglect of positive social programs hurts the poor
Vernon E Jordan Jr argues the press missed a major story in the success of social programs like food stamps and CETA, a pattern of neglect that fuels budget cuts. He urges fuller reporting on real beneficiaries, poverty, desegregation, and the true reach of safety nets beyond partisan framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niauo
Cis
Tme
Copley Mews
Nurse Midwife Seeks Practice in Frederick Area
A letter of support is expressed for nurse-midwife Rhoda Neal as she plans to establish a practice in Frederick. The writer urges others to support and copies several local officials and organization leaders including James Klutz, Dr Gray, Beverly Byron, Marlyn Knob, Linda Redding, and the Memorial Hospital leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Neal
Frederick
James Klutz
Memorial Hospital
Dr. Gray
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Beverly Byron
Marlyn Knob
Childbirth Education Association
One Harried Gardener Counsels Plant Talk Over Yelling
A brief item notes that talking to house plants is tolerated while shouting at vine like weeds irritates a single harried gardener. The piece frames gentle conversation as fine, but loud scolding offers no advantage.
Estabrook on world governments and global statistics
June 18 1931 Frederick Rotary talk by Leon M Estabrook Shookstown on fascist movements in Italy Turkish revolution under Kemal Russia communism and Prohibition era in the U S Former director of world census for agriculture and world agriculture statistics Elmer Brown honored by Maryland Odd Fellows meeting with over 175 members and nearly 100 from Washington D C in attendance Also over 100 alumni of Boy's High School booked for the 36th annual banquet and reunion with principal addresses by Charles E Moylan and Prof Amon Burges June 18 1961 Russell H McCain named to the Board of Visitors of the Maryland School for the Deaf by Gov Tawes Barbara Sampson a Black graduate qualified for the Deaf Olympics in Helsinki Finland as the second representative from the school Debbie Thompson sets marks in track and Judy Twenty improves softball throws with multiple trophies and records by six girls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon M. Estabrook
Shookstown
Frederick
Elmer Brown
Maryland
Frederick City
Odd Fellows
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Brown
Charles E. Moylan
Amon Burges
Russell H. McCain
Tawes
Maryland School For the Deaf
McCain
State Roads Commission
William Goodman
Baltimore
Barbara Sampson
Helsinki
Finland
Carmen
Tiberio
American Association of the American Association of the Deaf Inc
Miss Sampson
Gallaudet College
L Fom Berg
Gallaudet
Debbie Thompson
Baltimore Municipal
Judy
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Jack Anderson
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Torch of Freedom
Amedex
America
Robert £. Kennedy
College Ave
Lebanon
Washington
Beirut
Peter Grant
Clade
Mediterranean
Vanta
Bekaa Valley
Mel Us
Elena
D.A. Baumgardner
Bevan
Vernon E. Jordan JR
National Urban League
Linda G. Redding
E.ard St
News-Post
Grafeite
KE Li
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