Regulatory Review Act and Fiscal Talk Spark Maryland Debate
U S Senator J Glenn Beall Jr proposes the Regulatory Review Act of 1976 to require 60 day prior submission of all federal rules to Congress and cost estimates for government and private sectors. He cites soaring government spending and a 100000 regulator army with 5146 forms, urging taxpayer input from Frederick County and Maryland. The piece also notes related bills on economic impact and truth in spending, and quotes various political figures critiquing government expansion.
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J. Glenn Beall Jr
Frederick County
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House
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OSHA
EPA
EEOC
UPS
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Hagerstown
Landover
Ani
Jecel
United Parcel Pawl
California
iMoney
United Parcel
United States Commerce Commission
Ips
Junior Basketeers Battle for Honors in Y Junior League
The March 3 1926 report highlights Robert Nusz of the Studebaker team leading in field goals fouls and points after 62 games. It also notes a Worldly city vs rural debate and Western Maryland College’s Little Green Warriors losing 30 29 to St Johns Athletic Club. It discusses cow man lore in Vermont and milking practices and fodder for breeding advances from Cornell University.
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Robert Nusz
Studebaker
Sovers
Hedw
Tormires Ikagus Siva
Nudd Bradagon
Little Green Warriors
Western Maryland College
St. John's Athletic Club
Cornell University
Heard
Derryman
R.W. Bratton
New York State
Letters On Public Duty Cry For Informed Citizen Action
A reader laments local apathy amid debates on a Baltimore subway and urges citizens to engage early. He warns that elected officials favor loud voices and that public funds risk misuse unless residents stay informed and push for prudent transit policy.
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Clifton-Braddock
Hughes slip through nets in 1972 fare to Florida
Washington Merry-go-round recounts the 1972 Florida airport confrontation where IRS and SEC agents failed to serve a subpoena on Howard Hughes as a private Lear jet arrived from Managua. A customs inspector finally boarded the plane, identifying Hughes under a black hat, prompting a late-night standoff resolution.
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Howard Hughes
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Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Black Hat
Florida
Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
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Miami International
Claus
Viva
Customs
G.T. Register
Register
Charles Waldron
Waldron
Chester Davis
New York City
Davis
Mets
Ader
Internal Revenue
Johnnie Walters
John Hanlon
Bob Owens
Hughes and microwaves mystery trace the silent signals
The account recalls Howard Hughes disappearing after a reading of a card as a man in a black hat confirms understanding. It ties the embassy microwave saga to a CIA study called Operation Pandora and notes Soviet emissions between the 1960s and 1970s, with a 1967 Glassboro meeting promising a halt.
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U.S
Howard Hughes
Moscow
CIA
Glassboro
Lyndon Johnson
Aleksei Kosygin
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