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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1981

Page

6

Pessimists See Vindication In Reagan Budget Victory

Ronald Reagan's 1982 budget victory sparks Democratic pushback as House and Senate leaders threaten to raise authorizations and add spending. Bob Dole leads a Senate vote condemning social security reforms, while critics warn of rising deficits and ongoing overspending driven by party factions amid aging demographics and pay-as-you-go flaws in Social Security.

Ronald Reagan Senate Finance Committee Bob Dole Kansas Congress Reagan House Thomas P. O'Neil D-Mass Senate R-Kangas

Compromise near in future fiscal fight

Steven K. Beckner analyzes looming Social Security tax burdens and possible policy paths. He notes rising wage tax caps from $374.40 in 1970 to $1,975.05 and projected hikes toward $5,117.85, with proposed benefits cuts versus inflation indexing. The piece discusses administration concessions, congressional resistance, and Wall Street’s caution amid Reaganomics.

Lwo W Congress Capitol Hill Wall Street Paw Volcker Federal Reserve Fed

Threats to civil rights in Reagan era policy shifts

The Reagan admin moves to roll back civil rights protections, with Attorney General Smith pursuing less oversight, dismantling judicial safeguards, and prompting White House influence over Justice Department actions. Critics warn of risks to voting rights, desegregation litigation, and enforcement, signaling possible upheaval in civil rights policy.

William French Smith FBI U.S Justice Department White House Edwin Messe Shreveport St. Louis Missouri Christopher Bond Texas Wilam P. Clements Jr Trent Lott Ississippi Agency General Civil Rights Division Dallas Jackson Miss Statesboro Reagan William Bradford Reynolds Labor Department Scoilch Ronald Reagan Supreme Court

Rail Robber Barons Return as Government Tweaks Conrail

DON BYRNE argues that the postwar railroad trust era resurges under federal oversight. He traces 19th century robber barons and rebating schemes, then condemns Department of Transportation officials Lewis and Blanchette for proposing Conrail breakups. He warns of a bill shielding decisions from judicial review, urging congressional veto to protect public accountability.

Ratt Toads Commodore Vanderbil New York Central Department of Transportation Federal Railroad Administration Drew Lewis Robert Blanchette Conrail Northeast Midwest Lewis and Blanchette Congress Pean Central Citibank Yore Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee

Mr Fixit Rebuilds Old Cars and More in Nebraska

BENKELMAN Nebraska Al Reining known as a Mr Fixit repairs and restores old cars trucks and other items found on nearby farms His collection includes a 1914 International J ton truck the oldest vehicle and a 1931 Chevy Coupe among others He often preserves pieces under plastic and cloth for display to school children and car enthusiasts.

Benkelman Neb Reining Nriter Iun

Restoration in a cloud of chrome and tractors

A Nebraska farmer and vehicle restorer, Joe Reining, showcases a diverse collection from a 1940 Chrysler New Yorker to a 1929 Fleetmaster, describing meticulous rebuilding methods, sourcing original parts, and the personal drive to complete long-term projects amid a busy farming life. He balances tractors and cars, often working from bottom up, seeking authenticity while accepting replicas when needed.

Reining Fleetmaster Republic Dundy County Acad Moe Ict Ree

Frederick News-Post Weather Column On Vacation

Frederick News-Post readers learn David Lesher Western Maryland Weather will not appear in today’s edition and is rescheduled for Tuesday papers.

David Lesher Frederick

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