Farmers back Reagan plan to curb inflation reforms
Frederick County Farm Bureau leaders endorse President Reagan's four point economic recovery package announced by the American Farm Bureau Federation. They back budget spending cuts, targeted entitlement reform, tax cuts over three years, and regulatory relief while urging a balanced 1981 budget and ending the Soviet grain embargo. They stress inflation resistance and shared sacrifice across sectors as essential to restoring a healthy economy.
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Farm Bureau
Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D.C
AFBF
Congress
Reagan
Readers urge state police pay hike and praise service
Letters to Governor Hughes defend Maryland State Police pay raise amid cost of living pressures and duties from truck enforcement to airport security. A Frederick reader argues for 12.4 percent raise, contrasts with other agencies, and lauds 24/7 duty. Another letter urges midwife integration in obstetric care, praising Dr Wagstaff’s practice and midwife Joyce Trombe’s supportive labor guidance.
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Lath
Maryland
BWI
Maryland Port Authority
Baltimore City
Maryland Correctional Institute
Prince Georges County
Aso
Pennsylvania
Reagan
Col
Smith
Carter
Joyce Trombe
Diphtheria Clinic Campaign And Local Highlights
County Health Officer Dr. E C Kefauver directed toxoid clinics in Frederick County urging vaccination for children nine months to ten years with free serum provided by the State Health Department. Walkersville Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a Citizenship meeting with essay prizes to Margaret Cramer and Reba Schildt. Tony Marrone Frederick lightweight to debut boxing at the City Opera House against Kid Bunkleman of Hagerstown. The High Flier Frederick High’s newspaper won a statewide contest for Maryland senior high schools. Frederick Natural Gas Co employees were honored at a midwinter dinner marking 11 years of ownership with a new Profit Sharing Plan. Eagle badge earned by Galen H Hahn of Troop 261, among the youngest Eagle recipients.
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E.C. Kefauver
Frederick County
Walkersville Community Association
Walkersville High School
Walkersville Women's Christian Temperance Union
Margaret Cramer
Reba Schildt
D. Stewart Patterson
Washington
Tony Marrone
Frederick
City Opera House
Marrone
Kid Bunkleman
Hagerstown
United Fire Company
Big Oil Seeks New Phase in Bid for Public Funds
Washington column notes oil interests push to restore and expand subsidies after price decontrol. It outlines attempts to recoup past charges, indemnify consumers, and navigate regulatory rulings from 1974 to 1979 as they gear up for further public money grabs.
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Washington
Reagan
Reagan Era Oil Regulation Sparks Backroom Battle
A collapsing Carter policy faces revival through a reissued rule dating to 1974 that could force oil firms to refund billions by limiting cost pass-through to products. Industry lawyers and GOP aides push to rescind or weaken the rule, while supporters warn of political price and retroactive claims.
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Reagan
Exxon
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California
Come & Tre Energy
Bloom
Whv
Randy Davis
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Janes Athin
Standard of California
American Petroleum Institute
Gulf Docal! Craven
Jame Tori
White House
Craven
Atkin
Thomas Newkirk
Aesistas
Ube Energy Department
Tony Capaccio
Ube
Tegalalion United Poeture
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