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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1981

Page

4

Protests Grow Over Black Lung Benefits and Policy

A planned Washington rally led by United Mine Workers advocates against Reagan proposals to tighten black lung eligibility. The piece traces the disease history from 1831 to its 1969 compensation act and notes enduring funding strains, with UMW leaders warning against loss of hard won gains.

Washington, D.C Reagan Lorin Kerr United Mine Workers Union Occupational Health Division UMW Sam Church Church Kerr West Virginia Ebarest Farmington W.va Congress Ken Hechler House of Representatives General Accounting Office GAO Eldon Callen

Mack unveils Econodyne line of fuel efficient diesel engines

Mack Trucks introduced the Econodyne line featuring 0 full and reduced speed V8 and inline engines up to 449 horsepower, with a new Charg-Air cooling system claimed to cut intake air to 110 degrees Fahrenheit from 220 in 1973. Officials said the lighter engine weight and in-house design strengthen sales and plant employment. Walter M May and H Kenneth Tooman highlighted Mack’s history of dieselization and its control of engine and transmission components.

Hagerstown Mack Trucks Industf Walter M May Mack H Kenneth Tooman Furthe

Oil supply vulnerability to continue through decade

The report outlines persistent oil supply risks amid demand growth and geopolitical factors. It notes expected shifts in energy markets, with continued vulnerability through the decade and potential price and supply impacts for major economies.

Ford chief optimistic about the future

Ford Motor Company president Donald E. Petersen spoke at a Scottsdale news conference, noting a break in the clouds for the industry and predicting a rebound in the 1980s. He highlighted new models EXP and LN7, strong early reception, and expected North American sales surpassing 500 000 units in 1981 with Escort, Lynx, ESP and LN7. Petersen warned of high industry costs from recent years but remained confident in consumer resilience and future profitability.

Scottsdale Ariz Ford Motor Company Donald E. Petersen Petersen United States Canada Ford National Registry Resort Assembly St. Thomas Ontario Escort Lynx Times Ford U.S

Small business gains momentum in policy push

Milton Stewart, head of advocacy at the SBA, notes momentum from the White House Conference on Small Business to major legislation enacted since last summer. The Regulatory Flexibility Act and Equal Access to Justice Act aim to shield small firms from big-business losses, while securities and development acts aid funding and liquidity.

Washington Milton Stewart Carter White House Stewart Mattl Efford Justis Securites SBA

More $100 bills circulating as inflation rises

The Treasury reports a 20 percent rise in $100 notes in 19M with area banks noting increases in both $50 and $100 bills. Bank officials attribute the trend to nine percent inflation and higher cash needs. A Farmers and Mechanics manager links more withdrawals to higher credit card rates, while Frederick County National Bank and Middletown Valley Bank executives note that customers prefer fewer larger bills for daily costs.

U.S. Treasury Department Carroll Frederick County Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Fern Poole Frederick County National Bank Linda Kline Middletown Valley Bank Sara Grosveso

Natural cookies at new store in Francis Scott Key Mall

Irene Goldsmith and Mark Solomon opened The Cookie Castle in Francis Scott Key Mall offering six varieties of natural cookies and brownies with no artificial ingredients or preservatives. The store bakes 60 to 80 pounds daily, sells at 3.99 per pound, and donates leftovers to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Saturdays due to Sunday blue laws.

Cookie Castle Francis Scott Key Mark Solomon Irene Goldsmith Brooklyn N.Y Ed Waters Jr Francis Scot Key Mall FSK Ms. Goldsmith Washington Frederick Memorial Hospital

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