Reagan budget push aims to curb inflation and cut spending
Reagan presses a sweeping budget plan to cut nearly 50 billion in 1982, while 1982 outlays rise to 695 billion and revenues reach 650 billion, leaving a 45 billion deficit. The editorial urges Congress to back reforms, curb spending, and cut taxes to boost growth, jobs, and disposable income. It praises Reagan’s early steps, criticizes big spenders, and calls for decisive action by 1984.
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Reagan
Congress
Senate
House
David A. Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
Uncle Sam
Democratic National Committee
Doles
Too much milk around in the dairy farm economy debate
Dairymen confront a national surplus as production rises and consumption falls. Industry leaders urge production cuts while subsidy policies loom. Despite calls for higher dairy labor pay, a raise could worsen consumer prices and widen the surplus, a tension the Delmarva Farmer notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Milk Producers Federation
Rey
Ap Fae
Midwest Dairy Cooperative
Delmarva
Feud blocks immigration reform as Thurmond and Bauman clash
Washington column notes how posturing between Thurmond and Bauman halted House and Senate action on a private immigration relief bill. The clash risks delaying legislation by a year, wasting time and taxpayer money, while Bauman loses his seat amid morals charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Congress
Len Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Robert Bauman
R-Md
Immigration Service
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Alan Simpson
R-Wyo
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Thurmond
Bauman
Jule Kosterlitz
Republcan
Judiciary Committee
Salvador
Frederick Chapin
State Forestry Warden Beasley Sets 200000 Acre Plan
Maryland forest wardens met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel as F W Beasley outlined a goal to create state forests totaling 200000 acres. He warned the hunter is welcome only where the state forest exists, noting the area is shrinking. Also honored was William G. Feaga of Yellow Springs with the Lions Club silver cup for high wardens credits in Frederick County, a second straight year, now permanent after three consecutive wins. Miss Alice Willard of Forville recognized as the sole female warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Beasley
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland
Beasley
William G. Feaga
Yellow Springs
Lions Club
Frederick County
Feaga
Alice Willard
Forville
Letters to the Editor Sparked debate over school funding and sex education
Readers question local funding for Liberty and Parkway schools while noting potential state funds for Frederick County Fairgrounds horse barns. The letters discuss Annapolis delegates' financial interests, and critique the revised Family Life and Human Development program in Frederick County schools focusing on Focus Area III and elective vs required courses, ending with personal poems and a Kennedy tribute.
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Liberty
Parkway
Frederick County Fairgrounds
Annapolis
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Board of Education
Maryland State Board of Education
Warrland
Frederick County
Frederick Community College
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Proniere Federation
Jack Anderson
Cuba
Nicaragua
Miami
el Salvador
Chapin
U.S
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Mews-Post
Frederick High School
C. C. Carty
Roth Burgee
Helen Potts
Helen Hargett
Ruby Rhoderick
Zelpha Fox
Dorothy McDermott
Mildred DeLashmutt
Samuel Barrick
State
Frederick
Virginia
Tutie Grove
Tutte
Elm Street School
Paul Hummer
Arnold N. Fleagle
Linden Ave
Elizabeth B
Sichols
Lander Bivé
Middietoun
Elizabeth
Albert Miller
Elm St
Aed
Roberte Kennedy
College Ave
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