Tax cut debate begins as Reagan plan offered
The House Ways and Means Committee opened hearings on President Reagan's Economic Recovery Tax Act HR 2400 and S 683. The package would cut individual rates by 5 then 10 and 4 percent, total $250 billion for individuals and over $60 billion for business, with depreciation rewrites and incentives to spur investment, savings and job creation. The Chamber says the plan would shift tax rates to 10 to 50 percent and boost economic growth while some liberals push for more redistribution. Maryland residents are urged to support the act.
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Ways and Means Committee
Reagan
Congress
Tf Reagan
U.S Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bev Byron
America
Maryland
Ways and Mears
Senate
Intelligence pros hedge bets on successor to Brezhnev
Washington reporters outline pressures on CIA DIA and State analysts as they forecast Kremlin leadership after Brezhnev. They stress the difficulty of predicting Moscow moves when even top Russian leaders are unsure and several more years of power changes loom ahead.
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Brezhnev
Washington
Kremlin
Moscow
Centraltelligence Agency
State Department
Defense Intelligence Agente
Chernenko
Brezhne
Zesienee
Brezhi Brezhnev
Frederick County Urges Fast Completion of U.S. 15
The Women Democratic League of Frederick County asks Gov. Hughes to accelerate the funding and completion of the U.S. 15 dualization between Lewistown and Thurmont, citing costly delays, fatal accidents, and increasing traffic from out of state. They urge passage of band issue legislation proposed by Senators Thomas and Smelser to avoid further 1986 timelines.
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Harry R. Hughes
Women’s Democratic League
Frederick County
U.S. 15
Lewistown
Thurmont
Thomas and Smelser
Frederick
Proposals Consider Four Filtration Sites for Frederick Water
From the News-Post files dated March 25 1931 the mayor and board of aldermen discuss four Linganore Creek sites for a new filtration plant to supply Frederick. City Engineer Max well maps reviewed but no site chosen while historic notes on the Revolutionary War Barracks on the Maryland School for the Deaf property near completion and the Frederick Branch of the Maryland Children's Aid Society reports 46 children in boarding homes. Also covers March 28 1961 notes on Victor Cullen Hospital, Miss Maryland Robin C. Davis visit, Home Show prizes, 4 H record-book awards, and livestock honors in Urbana and Libertytown.
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West Patrick Street
Sagner
West South Street
Board of Commissioners
Winchester Hall
Board of Aldermen
Linganore Creek
Frederick City
Monocacy River
Elmer Maxwell
Ignatius Bjorlee
Maryland School For the Deaf
School For the Deaf
Frederick
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Freda Doll
Frederick County
Social programs prove effective and vital across the nation
Vernon E Jordan Jr argues federal social programs work and must be defended. He cites food stamps Head Start Job Corps and Medicare as success stories showing reductions in hunger and improved schooling while noting benefits extend to white beneficiaries and criticizing claims of racial bias or budgetary doom. He views these programs as investments in America’s human capital.
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Congressional
Man Gong
Iesson
Secteur
Mott
rMtn
Saeik Serursts
Wedicare
Haan
America
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Hyattsville
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West Fifth Street
Maryland Co-op Guernsey Breeders Association
Jennie Brewer
Urbana Club
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Ballenger Club
Charles F. Smith Jr
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Donald Garst
Vernon E. Jordan JR
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