Democrats stifle a cure in enterprise zones bill
In Congress the House Ways and Means Committee stalls Reagan's enterprise-zone plan led by Daniel Rostenkowski. yet over 1,300 zones have emerged nationwide, creating about 50,000 jobs and steering $2 billion in investment in the last three years. Cities like Chicago Louisville and Toledo credit zones with job gains and welfare-reform effects.
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South Chicago Economic Development Commission
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Raymond Boezi
Seagate Community Development Corp
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NAVY
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U.S. Navy
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
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General Accounting Office
Pentagon
Reagan recalls simple pleasures lost to the presidency
In a candid Oval Office talk with Dale Van Atta Reagan laments missing ordinary freedoms and driving, noting he can no longer stroll to a drugstore or coffee shop. He jokes about hotel entrances, recalls Sacramento and Washington routines, and references Kitty Foyle in a quip about hotel entryways. He also notes security constraints, joking about hotel front doors.
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Kitty Foyle
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John Beldekas
Boston University
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Letters on abortion and local daycare in Tramsville spark debate
Readers critique John Laughland's stance on abortion bans while noting Roe v Wade history and safety issues. The letters urge focus on child care, education, and economic equity, and defend Estelle Baker against church bashing. Additional pieces question foreign dairy investment and criticize government dairy subsidies and a fortune teller query.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
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Tramsville
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Tjamsville
Urbana
Yamsville
Estelle Baker
Stamsville Church
Pocketful of notes on Imelda Marcos shoes debate
A humorous column muses on Imelda Marcos and her claimed 3000 pairs of shoes, comparing fashion vanity across history from Chinese footbinding to Venetian stilts. The writer jokes about shoe counts, personal closet audits, and suggests simpler disposal through weddings or garage sales.
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Imelada
U.S. Patent Office
Imelda
Tween 12 and 20 letters mix carrier woes and teacher dress
A reader from Waukegan voices issues with late customer payments to newspaper carriers. Dr Wallace replies on teens and respect in class. Letters from Carolyn, Teacher's Wife, and Kathy of Porterville appear, with subscription details for the teen booklet.
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Dr. Wallace
Carolyn
Waukegan
Gary
Ind
Post-Tribune
Mississippi
United States
Greenville
Kathy
Porterville
Calif
Copley News Service
Two Accidents Marred Frederick County Workday
John Carter, an Frederick County Products employee, cut his left thumb while finishing a rib with a saw and sought medical care. Thomas Gardner then began the task, suffering the same injury as the tool slipped beside his left thumb. Flooding along the Potomac reached a record crest washing away spans of a toll bridge at Harpers Ferry and flooding Point of Rocks and Brunswick yards. The Frederick Automobile Club debated three Maryland motor bills at the Key Hotel, including a three cent gas tax increase and a ten year license renewal proposal with a physical exam and higher speeds when safe.
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Frederick County Products
Carter
Thomas Gardner
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Point of Rocks
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Frederick
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Automobile Club of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick area dealer earns Hilco national sales award
Twenty years ago Harry F. Rhoderick of Braddock Heights received Hilco Homes national outstanding achievement award for superior sales work at the firm's annual meeting in Philadelphia. The Spurrlows, a 30 member vocal group led by Thurlow Spurr, planned a sacred music concert at Church of the Nazarene on West Seventh Street, sponsored by the Evangelical Ministerium of Frederick County. The Maryland Senate passed a bill to permanently revoke a drunk driving repeat offender’s license, part of a highway safety package. Frederick City Aldermen voted to abolish the household furniture tax, following county plans to drop personal property tax.
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Harry F. Rhoderick
Braddock Heights
Hilco Homes Corporation
Hilco Homes
Julies Lippert
Philadelphia
Spurrlows
Thurlow Spurr
Church of the Nazarine
West Seventh Street
Evangelical Ministerium of
Frederick County
Maryland Senate
House of Delegates
John A. Derr
Frederick
John T. Parran
Charles
John W. Steffey
Anne Arundel
Frederick City
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