Mathias Opposes July 10 Percent Income Tax Cut
U.S. Senator Charles Mathias joined a minority resisting the scheduled July 1983 10 percent personal income tax cut. He argued the cut would worsen deficits and high interest rates, calling it a sham transfer of money from government to consumers.
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Frederick’s
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Metropolitan Press
Mac
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Maryland
Paul S. Sarbanes
Sen
Mathias
John Q
U S ties Falklands aid to vital sea lanes and South Africa
The column argues the United States backed Britain over the Falklands to safeguard oil and mineral shipping routes from the Indian Ocean to the South Atlantic and the Pacific. It cites Ascension, St Helena, and Cape Town as strategic points and urges a pragmatic, stronger U S-South Africa partnership despite Western powers shunning Pretoria for racial policies.
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Alexander Haig
U.S
Britain
Falkland Islands
Argentina
London
Washington
Buenos Aires
Isles
Falklands
Indian Ocean
South Atlantic
America
Ascension Island
Zaire
St. Helena
Ascension
Tristan da Cunha
South Georgia
South Sandwich Islands
Soviet Union
Moscow
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama Canal
Cape Horn
South America
Persian Gulf
Republic of South Africa
South Africa
United States
Cape Town
Durban
Simonstown
Reagan
Africa
Indian
Haig struggles as Falklands dispute tests State Dept
Washington turmoil surrounds Haig as his frequent absences spark friction. A misdated letter leaks a wrong anti Castro stance, provoking a Senate flip flop led by Symms. Baker and Tower vote to table, triggering State Dept embarrassment and furor over the miscommunication. Enders and Bosworth scramble to deny and realign policy. Colleen and Kathleen Kenyon of Woodstock face staffing cuts and red tape after C ETA ends.
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Washington
Alexander Haig
Falkland Islands
Haig
State Department
Steve Symms
Idaho
Howard Baker
Senate
Central America
Symms
United States
White House
Congressional Liaison Office
Caribbean
Baker
Sen
John Tower
Texas
Inter-American Affairs
Thomas Enders
Stephen Bosworth
Enders
Steve
Cuba
Bosworth
Cubs
Symmes
Hercules
John Danforth
R-Mo
Princeton
Yale
Office of Federal Procurement Policy
OFPP
Reagan budget deficit debate and push for tax surcharge
The article argues the Reagan administration deficit may exceed $100 billion per OMB, Treasury and other estimates. It dismisses a 44 percent surcharge as ineffective, warning it would harm savings and growth, while criticizing Keynesian mixed economy advocates and Tip O Neill’s opposition as politically driven and potentially harming the recovery.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Warren T. Brookes
Heritage Foundation
OMB
Treasury
Béetace
Colooer
Senate
House
Reagan
House of Representatives
Thomas
Tip” O'Neil
Dmass
Mississippi
Democratic Party
MISS JESSE SNOW ADDRESSES ZONTA CLUB ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS
MISS JESSE SNOW executive secretary of the Maryland Branch of the League of Nations Association spoke to the Frederick Zonta Club about the war between Japan and China and how the League sought to substitute law for war. She recalled 1905 events in Manchuria, Japan's influence over railroads and territories, and Chinese nationalist suppression, noting the Geneva committee and the League's goal to halt warlike acts while preserving peace. A sheriff sale in Frederick saw five cent bids on furniture and a car, with the widow of a bootlegger winning both items after persistent five cent bids and the auctioneer noting she "also toes the cake."
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Jesse Snow
Maryland
Leagee of Nations Association
Frederick Zonta Club
Japan
China
Leagee
Roe
Manchuria
Shanghai
McCoy
Tesmaiga 7
Wee
Geneva
Miss Snow
League
Frederick County
John L Jutow
Magaha outlines issues for Frederick mayor bid
Twenty years ago E Paul Magaha Democratic candidate for Frederick mayor told Jeffersonian Auxiliary the three main election issues were tax structures downtown parking and extension of City Limits He said Democrats held a majority and the party platform would be announced soon Supreme Court Justice William C Douglas to speak at Hood College commencement for about 130 graduates Mrs Zelda Fichandler and Mrs Fran Céska H Kapitsey to receive honorary degrees Walkersville officials seek cheapest water from Frederick and a plan to upgrade reservoirs part of Glade Valley survey Could require a bond issue of 1 for water and sewer programs
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E. Paul Magaha
Frederick
Jeffersonian Auxiliary
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Hood College
Edgar H. McBride
Fran Céska H. Kapitsey
Strasburg
Ohio
Zelda Fichandler
Arena State Theater
Washeington
D.C
Walkersville
City of
Frederick County
Sanitary Commission
Glade Valley
Letters to the editor on suspension charges and historic district actions
James Pearl of 3358 Market St Frederick writes to defend school discipline decisions and criticise the Historic District Commission. He praises John Shupe owner of Crazy John’s and calls for preserving free enterprise while opposing vandalism, street noise, and neglect of historic properties in Frederick City. He urges focus on preservation efforts and addresses local governance.
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Historic District Commission
John Shupe
John
South Ma
Frederick
Frederick City
John Shape
Tam
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Boswroth
Danforth
Sisyphus
Zeus
Hades
Colleen
Kathleen Kenyon
Catskill
Kathleen
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Montgomery County
South Market Street
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Market St. Frederick
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