Regulators and Costs Shape U.S. Economy Across Agencies
The article surveys federal regulators and their widening reach from EPA OSHA and others to ENforcement impacts on industry. It cites costs of regulation, varying benefits, notable mistakes, interagency clashes, and calls for curbing powers amid 200th anniversary debates.
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Washington
EPA
OSHA
NATSA
Environmental Protection Agency
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
FEA
FEC
EEOC
Ford
New York
Anita Foundations Inc
California
Utah
Illinois
OMB
Congressional General Accounting Office
Houston
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Food and Drug Administration
Los Angeles
Ete Bos
Aten Prouaing
Uae
America
FDA
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Marlin Toy Products, Inc
Horicon
Wis
Congress
Claims Court
Napa Valley
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Wavi Aeduauues Dini Uiduoca Ky
Laker Airways
London
Maryland
The Federal Forms Burden Across Agencies
An AP survey finds more than 9,900 distinct federal forms with over 556 million annual responses, from taxes to cherry production data. Agencies like IRS, HEW, and Commerce tally vast hours spent collecting information, while critics warn of biased data and rising consumer costs.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Internal Revenue Service
America
Agriculture Department
Tennessee Valley Authority
Enerev Nftan Wes Imenetmr
Associated Press
Census Bureau
IRS
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Management and Budget
HEW
Labor
Treasury
Agriculture
Commerce
Justice
Civil Service Commission
IRS Warns Taxpayers Miss Personal Exemption Credit
IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander said many 1975 returns fail to claim the new 330 personal exemption credit of 30 dollars per taxpayer and spouse. He urged careful filing, noted red marking on forms, and called for simpler tax forms amid signs of an improving economy.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Donald C. Alexander
IRS
Alexander
Nbc-Tv
Today Show
Congress
Frederick County Rent Control and Fire Dept Support Voted On
Legislation increases fire company funding in Frederick County with minimums for Union Bridge Hyattstown Blue Ridge Summit and Mount Airy to be levied on property taxes. A separate measure allows farm machinery use on farms with priority over other uses and is expected to be signed into law.
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Thomas
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Frederick County Firemen's Association
Board of County Commissioners
Union Bridge Fire Company
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Company
Blue Ridge Summit Fire Company
Mount Airy Fire Company
Lax
Wi Gh
Rubinstein to Play Last New York Concert Tonight
Arthur Rubinstein, 89, will give what may be his final New York recital at Carnegie Hall. He says his eyesight is failing rapidly and he can no longer clearly see the keyboard. Executive director Julius Bloom notes Rubinstein can recall hundreds of pieces from memory and may not need to look at the keys often.
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New York
Arthur Rubinstein
Julius Bloom
Carnegie Hall
Police docket lists two days of Frederick arrests for motor vehicle violations
Frederick City Police logged 2 percent of arrests for motor vehicle violations, including 19 for speeding. Saturday charges include Mary Elizabeth Burker 16 of Rt 1 Walkersville for negligent driving, Larry Horman 30 of Waverley Gardens for failure to reduce speed, and Terry Willard Catoctin Avenue for bumper alteration with trials in April. Multiple others across Frederick area face trials April 7 to 8 for speeding, exceeding posted limits, no license, or related offenses.
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Frederick City
Mary Elizabeth Burker
Rt. 1
Walkersville
Lor Place
Larry Douglas Horman
Waverley Gardens
Terry Lee Willard
Catoctin Avenue
Wiliam Bawart Jonae II
Gaithersburg
Kenneth Leon Envfield
Knoxville
Mark Alan Ramsburg
Rosemont Avenue
Joseph D. Eackles
Harpers Ferry
Helen (Rene Fisher
Westminster
Frederick
Glenn Bat Clem
Jeffery Lee Bradley
Rodney Kennard Palmer
West South Street
Linda Ann Nichols
Thurman
Leslie Eugene Wachter
Roy Calvin Mastin
Ladiesburg
Doris Arthy Harrison
Adamstown
Catherine Kalges Weitzel
Brunswick
String Quartet at Mount Saint Marys College
The Capitol String Quartet will perform at Mount Saint Marys College in Flynn Hall on Wednesday March 24 at p.m. The free concert, sponsored by the Cultural Events Committee, welcomes the community.
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Capitol String Quartet
Mount Saint Mary's College
Flynn Hall
Colorfest meeting to elect board members in Thurmont
Catoctin Colorfest Inc will hold a meeting Monday March 2 at 7 00 p.m. in the Thurmont town office to elect additional board members and discuss Colorfest 76 rules and regulations. All interested persons and organizations are urged to send representatives.
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Catoctin Colorfest Inc
Thurmont
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