Budget deficit may reach record near $205 billion
Reagan administration officials said ballooning farm payments and unexpected government securities costs could push the federal budget deficit this year to about 205 to 210 billion dollars. If realized, it would surpass the prior record of 175.3 billion in fiscal 1984. The administration previously projected about 172.4 billion for the current year.
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Rockville couple to be honored as adoptive parents
Ellen and Francis Beckwith of Rockville, childless six years ago, now parents to Jason five and Tracey two, have been selected to represent adoptive families during National Adoption Week November 18 to 24. County Executive Gilchrist will issue a proclamation. social services seek more families for older children and sibling groups. information meeting set for third Thursday monthly in Rockville.
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Francis Beckwith
Department of Social Services
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Lisa Poblhouse
Charles W. Gilchrist
Ellen Beckwith
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1985 Budget Forecast Raises Over 12 Billion Global Estimates
Officials say the 1985 budget outlook exceeds 12 billion dollars as forecasts tighten. The News reports on revised spending projections and the impact on local programs amid cautious fiscal planning.
Reagan aides seek cuts as deficit tops record level
Federal deficit fears mount as officials warn this year's budget could reach a record level. The administration intensifies efforts to curb spending and shrink the red ink amid economic strain and policy debate.
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Listing
A sequence of marriage licenses shows Henry Corrado and Kathryn Weber of Newfoundland and Hewitt New Jersey among many couples. The property deeds include lands transferred to Susan Gill, James Waugh, Sid ney Sichert, and others via Land Investments Associates No 1, with several transfers noted to and from multiple parties. The report ends noting Queen Isabella of Spain fled to France in 1868 and was declared deposed.
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Henry Corrado
Gambino
Newfoundland
Sherri Lynn Basa
Monrovia
Lawrence E. Kohut
Vicky M. Walsh
Frederick
Kevin Wayne Beard
Bonnie Lou Shaffer
Walkersville
Patrick Wayne Ford Sr
Linda Lee Deater
Rodney W. Foland
Stacy 5
Slimmer
Myersville
Franklin Stephen Himes
Monana Kathleen Smith
Gaithersburg
Dewey Franklin Beachley
Middletown
Karen Renee Kline
Francis Hilton Ladson
Susan Ant Gill
Lake Lingsnor
John William Lambert
Charles K. Woodward
Land Investment Associates No
James A. Waugh
Land Investments Associates No
Kenneth Colman
Sidney W. Sichert
Peter G. Canonico
Land Investments Associates
Land Investments Associates No. 1
James G. Schatz
Douglas E. Miss
Edus &. Barr
Sharon E. Soper
George §. Peet Jr
Richard R. Lantz
Elva Jean Lantz
John R. Zimmerman
Josn F
Jenny S. Ogle
Richard Philip Lease
Jean Kim Lease
Nancy Renee Augsburger
Bryan Lee
Eva I. Lee
Russell M. Rosa
Martha F. Leikus
Ben L. Lagarde
Robert Eugene Lester
Mary W. Dail
Evelyn Lezzer
Robert D. Schister
Deborah Long
John L. Wages
Majorie Y. Lovenberg
Mark Wallace Officer
Roger L. Lucas
Trudy G. Lucas
Eddie L. Main
M. E. Associates Inc
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Spain
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