Economic forecast: Reagan plan to lift growth next year
University of Michigan economists say if Reagan tax and spending cuts go through and Fed keeps tight policy, the U S economy should begin to rise by spring 1982 with growth near 4.7 percent from April to September and inflation easing from 10.2 percent to about 7.5 percent. The update to last November’s forecast cites Howrey Hymaes Crery and Shapiro.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Reagan
Federal Reserve
University of Michigan
E. Philip Howrey
Saul H. Hymaes
Joan H. Crery
U-M
Harold T. Shapiro
Refugee Center At Fort Chaffee Boosts Local Economy
About $100 million has been spent to operate the refugee relocation center at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas, housing around 4,000 refugees. Local officials see economic benefits while some residents worry about the long term impact as the program funds many civilian employees.
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Fort Chaffee, Ark
Arkansas
Jack Freeze
Fort Smith
Gene Abston
Chaffee
Rep Long heads for Central America on trip about El Salvador aid
Rep Clarence D Long chairman of a House subcommittee on military aid to El Salvador left Sunday for Guatemala Costa Rica and Mexico City with possible stops in New Orleans and El Salvador. WBAL TV quoted an aide saying Long hoped to meet with leaders of the military civilian junta and later peasant and church figures if entry to El Salvador were possible. State Department said it had no knowledge of the trip and did not sanction it.
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Clarence D. Long
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Mexico City
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Long
State Department
David Passage
Unidentified girl to be buried Tuesday in mystery case
A nameless black girl found hanging on a fence last fall is to be buried Tuesday by the Catholic Church in a cold civil ceremony. Howard County police seek a recognition lead as the mystery of her death remains unsolved and no one has come forward.
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Shirley Wachter
Bents
West Church
C. Kantjohter
Baltimore
Howard County
Philadelphia
Asbow
Makimg
Congress moves on budget cutting proposals in Senate
Washington AP President Reagan's economic plan advances this week as the Senate weighs scrapping higher dairy subsidies and drafts a deep cut budget. Senate leaders expect a Thursday vote while House hearings run Tuesday and Wednesday. The food stamp cut and Social Security adjustment options loom as Domenici's Budget panel presses a fast course through the chamber.
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Reagan
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Howard Baker
House Agriculture Committee
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Set
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Senate Budget Committee
Sec
Peter Domenici
R-N.m
Domenici
Atlanta marchers rally for slain children in peaceful protest
About 2,500 demonstrators from across the nation joined Atlantans for a memorial to 20 slain children. The crowd heard calls for action not talk as volunteers expanded weekend searches for the killer. A jacket linked to Joseph Bell prompted tests while no arrests had been made.
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Coretta Scott King
Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Joseph Bell
Bell
Darren Glass
New 18-Cent Stamp Debuts In Postal Rate Update
Frederick post office notes First Class letters rise to 18 cents for the first ounce with each additional ounce at 17 cents. Postcards move to 12 cents. The new purple B-stamp is nondenominated, designed by Brandbury Thompson. Insurance for registered mail becomes optional. Rates for other classes also increase. presort and earlier rates vary by piece.
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Postal Service to issue B stamps for new rates
The Postal Service announced that nondenominated B postage stamps will be issued next week to align with upcoming rate changes. Beginning at 12:01 a.m. Sunday, March 22, the price of a first class letter will rise to 18 cents from 15 cents.
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Workshop maps course for Frederick city in 1980s
A citizen workshop at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School drew over 100 residents to discuss Frederick’s future. Mayor Ronald N. Young urged stronger city county cooperation, zoning upgrades for downtown, and potential annexations including Rosenstock Farm, Arcade Bowling Lanes area, and near East Frederick Elementary. He cited tax rate stability amid growth and outlined four water sources and daily use, with plans for expansion.
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Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Ronald N. Young
Young
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Georgetown
North Market Street
MD. 355
Routzahn
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Rosenstock Farm
Frederick
Young Young
Washington, D.C
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Murphy
Singanore
Fishing Creek
Tuscarora
Hostages depart Syria amid release drama and questions
Ten hostages freed from a Pakistan International jet in Pakistan began leaving the region for Saudi Arabia and Frankfurt for safety and thanksgiving. An American survivor questioned the Pakistanis’ fatal shooting of a diplomat hostage, while others faced travel and legal complications including possible extradition issues with Canada and the United States.
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Frederick Hubbell
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Iowa
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Afghanistan
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India
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Canada
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Mohammed
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Tamancus
Mount Mary's CAA Final Four Berth Earned
Mount Mary’s victory over Nomberr Machagas earned a berth in the CAA Final Four. The result secures a key postseason achievement for the Mount Mary program, highlighting the team’s resilience and coaching strategy in a high-stakes matchup.
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Nomberr Machagas
Mary Shag
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Weather forecast fragment for upcoming days and flaky text
A damaged OCR fragment describes weather outlook with uncertain terms and unclear dates or locations. It references days and general conditions but lacks concrete details, making specifics indeterminate.
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