Reagan balks at big tax hikes in budget talks
Washington AP reporting that President Reagan resists large tax increases as GOP lawmakers push a three year plan to balance the budget by 1984. Senate Republicans seek about 80 billion in new taxes plus 15 billion debt service savings while cutting spending and preserving tax cuts.
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Haig argues NATO plan uses nuclear warning shot
Secretary Haig told the Senate that a NATO contingency calls for a nuclear warning shot if a conventional war in Europe escalates. He said the aim is to deter a full nuclear exchange while keeping violence at the lowest level and noted Congress's role in B-1 and MX missile debates shaping arms talks with the Soviet Union.
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Strategic Air Command
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D-Ga
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Mathias criticized for comments on ethnic group influence
Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal condemned Sen. Charles Mathias for remarks about ethnic groups shaping American foreign policy. Rosenthal, at a B NAI B RITH luncheon, called Mathias article in Foreign Affairs alleged to exaggerate lobby power, signaling an anti Democratic bias and near bigotry.
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Charles McC. Mathias
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Space shuttle countdown ends in near launch abort
The countdown to a Space Shuttle launch stalled nine minutes before liftoff as pressure dropped in three liquid oxygen tanks. At 31 seconds, ground control would hand control to Columbia's computers and pressurization rules required 806 psi, while criticism mounted over political and ethnic bias in national policy discussions.
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Ballots show cross-party tensions in local race wind-up
The discussion centers on the election and a claim of rubber-stamp governance by boards. Young emphasizes a strong, working relationship with state senators and argues for a statewide remedy to local governance friction. He sees the Democratic city government win as a psychological boost for Democrats and urges more young voters to participate to avoid future apathy.
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Yingling joins Frederick board of education commitment to basics
Mrs. Yingling returned to lobbying and was appointed to the Frederick County Board of Education. She advocates back to basics, higher teacher to pupil ratios, and consistent programs, while supporting Project Basic and community schools. She stresses parental involvement and tax levy restraint. Her husband works as a nuclear analyst in Virginia. their children attend Brunswick schools. The article also notes a brief FIRST STAMP EXHIBIT blurb.
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Frederick Maryland newspaper mail rate notice
The ntl netus published daily except Sundays and holidays shows rates in the marketing area by mail or motor route. Subscriptions are $3.25 per month by mail and $2.55 per month by motor route. Published by Great Southern Printing & Mig Co, P.O. Box 578, 200 East Patrick Street, Frederick Maryland 21701. Second class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.
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Presley doctor Nichopoulos acquitted in drug case
Jurors ACQUITTED Dr. George C. Nichopoulos of 12 counts alleging excessive prescribing for Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, and eight others. They found him a good doctor trying to help amid difficult patients after a five week trial and about three hours of deliberation.
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