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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1982
Page
3
The piece argues against delaying individual tax cuts while preserving business tax relief. It says both elements, approved by Congress, fuel economic recovery by boosting investment and consumer demand. Preserving the bipartisan coalition is essential to avoid political division and protect tax relief for all Americans.
A Baltimore Evening Sun piece notes declining smoking rates among men and women, credits health warning labels with uncertain impact, and praises HHS Secretary Schweiker for backing stronger warnings. It cites Sen Helms and Rep Fountain critiquing tobacco regulation and mentions Califano and the idea of tobacco as a food source.
A night scene at FBI Headquarters evokes eerie stillness after Hoover era. Reportedly, whispers of his anger linger as former director’s influence haunts the agency. The piece portrays Hoover as a master bureaucrat who wielded fear to bend political leaders.
The piece surveys how J Edgar Hoover kept agents on a tight leash and how post Hoover leadership under William Webster has loosened rules, stirring morale problems. It notes planned transfers to balance staffing, with hundreds of agents moved among the 60 field offices, prompting petitions and cost fears. It closes with a garden column urging wild strips for wildlife habitats.
Helen Webb of Burkittsville voices strong opposition to the 1983 budget proposals. She argues that moving tier one benefits to Social Security and converting tier two to a privately negotiated system would undermine the Railroad Retirement System after decades of cooperative effort by government, management, and labor. She warns it could burden the Social Security Administration and strain existing retirees and workers.
Frederick City approves sweeping water rate changes to place the department on a self sustaining basis. Rates split into domestic flat charges and a metered industrial scale with higher users paying progressively less per unit. The shift comes as power to raise funds through water charges drives city finances and utility reliability.
Community letter argues the Frederick County YMCA is vital, citing Bowen Y in Washington and a 124 year service record. It urges broad support through the Partner of Youth campaign and a new endowment, noting membership deficits and tax-deductible bequests. Carl Nortcoss chairs the YMCA Board.
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