Fire your congressman says the great communicator on deficits
The Wall Street Journal argues Congress blocks spending restraint while Reagan offers only symbolic tax retreat. It warns of a plan to expand spending, raise taxes, and reflate money supply to fix deficits, urging voters to hold Congress accountable before November.
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Letters on freedom and burden in modern America
A reader laments entitlement and reliance after years of affluence arguing a divine law of compensation governs gains and losses. The letter critiques New Deal policies, predicts dangers of inflation, calls for personal responsibility, and questions future societal shifts toward dependency or dictatorship. It also includes local notes on electricity charges and community concerns, plus brief mentions of local politics and forestry meetings.
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United States of America
Toynbee
Andrew Carnegie
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The Riddle of Grain Prices by Robert G Lewis
Robert G Lewis analyzes the Reagan reduced acreage program as a pivotal factor shaping U S grain prices for 1982. He explains the design aims to lift harvest prices before elections while limiting deficiency payments, noting farmers may not reduce production and that enrollment rates may mislead. He forecasts harvest decisions, weather, and market forces will determine if prices hold near loan rates, with attention to wheat and corn projections and potential record crops.
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United States
Australia
Canada
Reagan
Congress
Utility rate hikes and fuel adjustments burden users
A reader questions rising telecom and electric charges during the recession. They note a 2 monthly telephony rise and a 15 percent fuel adjustment increase, plus electric bills of 45.45 for a period with 24.91 base and 90.54 fuel adj. They ask if regulatory controls exist on how much can be charged and express concern over the growing burden on all users.
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Recommend Reappointment of Marvin C. Anthony to Frederick School Board
A letter to Governor Hughes urges reappointment of Marvin C. Anthony to another term on the Frederick County School Board. It cites his countywide service record, PTA leadership at Brunswick Elementary, and direct engagement with parents to assess and fund school needs during renovations and additions.
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Harry R. Hughes
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Annual Fathers and Sons Banquet in Coblents Hall
May 6 news note lists the Frederick Rotary Club event at Hoos College with Youth from city schools attending a Tivoli Theater film then banquet in Coblents Hall. Robert L. Warfield presided and a local magician entertained the crowd.
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Solidarnosc Rally in Poland Draws 300000 Supporters
George Moehrle reports on May Day as over 300000 Polish workers rally against martial rule in a hopeful display of courage and solidarity contrasting Moscow’s mood.
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