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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1985

Page

4

Warning on sun exposure from United Cancer Council

The United Cancer Council urges caution in sun exposure citing rising skin cancer risks. It notes most cancers are curable when caught early, details cancer types like basal and squamous cell forms, and promotes protection through clothing and sunscreen while reflecting on historical avoidance of sun.

United Cancer Council Indianapolis Indiana Washington, D.C United States UCC Michael Hyman U.S Yesteryear

Reagan tax plan aids traditional families in home maker era

Phyllis Schlafly defends Reagan tax reform arguing it benefits all families by raising the child exemption and expanding IRAs. She counters charges of coercion, notes discrimination against homemakers under prior laws, and asserts the plan promotes fairness without forcing lifestyle choices.

New York Mario Cuomo Health and Human Services Margaret Heckler Washington Reagan Washington Post Pews Heckler Patrick Buchanan Buchanan Bradley-Gephardt America

FEMA Security Stamp Fame Tops Government Bureaucracy

FEMA faces sharp scrutiny as Information Security Oversight Office data show 9 percent of its classified material labeled top secret versus 1 percent at the Defense Department and 5 percent at the CIA. Rep. Glenn English asks for an investigation into this “prestige classification” trend amid congressional concern.

Washington Sam Spade Wilmer Federal Emergency Management Agency Information Security Oversight Office FEMA Oversight Office Defense Department Civil Defense Agency CIA Glenn English D-Okla House Government Information Donald Goldberg White House Mike Deaver BMW Mercedes Europe U.S Congress Transportation Department Capitol Hill House Clerk Executive Branch Catholic Poland

Mailbox shotgun incident and historic papers on display

Yesterday items from the News-Post recount a Mrs. John Delauter shotgun blast at her mailbox to remove a large black snake left by unknown persons. The report notes Japanese beetle traps by John Waltman for a six week monitoring period and historic courthouse papers shown at Routzahn's Department Store.

John Delauter John Waltman U.S. Department of Agriculture Waltman Routzahn’s A. Irvin Renn Francis Scott Key Alexander Hamilton Thomas Johnson Maryland

Bailing out the banks again in global debt crisis

The Capital Eye argues that IMF aid and bank loan rollovers prop up bankrupt Third World borrowers like Argentina, creating a Ponzi scheme that hides value impairment. It urges the Reagan administration to stop subsidizing banks, push write-downs, and cut IMF contributions to avert a looming financial collapse.

Washington International Monetary Fund United States America World Bank Argentina IMF Third World Uncle Sam Reagan International Financial House of Cards Cato Institute

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