Reagan uses budget clash to push Congress on cutbacks
President Reagan labeled Congress stubborn for a second time this year as he vetoed an earlier emergency spending bill. Congress passed a three week stopgap while the administration presses for a 12 percent reduction in non discretionary programs. Farm Bureau voices support for cuts and urges vetoes on excessive appropriations.
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Congress
Reagan
American Farm Bureau Federation
AFBF
Robert Delano
Michael Durando
National Affairs Division
Delano
Farm Bureau
White House
Speed relief now to spur recovery and curb recession
Washington Report argues for advancing the 10 percent individual tax rate reduction to January instead of next July. It cites a Chamber of Commerce analysis showing deferral worsens growth and unemployment, while early relief boosts consumption, savings, and investment, aiding housing and auto sectors and not jeopardizing solvency.
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Treasury
Economic Policy Center
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Reagan
Washington Report
Letters to the Editor on county politics and medical service
A former physician assistant from Frederick County thanks Dr Nicola Tauraso and Frederick residents for support during his practice tenure and urges voters to consider capable candidates for County Commissioner. He endorses John Lewis, Paul Crum, and Jim Grimes, urging local leadership and accountability amid national political questions and local government reform.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Fice
Reagan
John Lewis
Paul Crum
Jim Grimes
Old School Spy Tricks Outsmart High Tech Intel Gaffes
U S intelligence agencies chase high tech tools while missing simple leaks. DIA, NSA, and CIA failed to gauge a Soviet tank gun caliber via satellites and intercepts, then learned it from the British using photos, manuals, and cost estimates. France offered even cheaper data through a Moscow dinner tour. The piece also notes radioactive cleanup delays at Canonsburg and bureaucratic hold ups amid Uranium Mill Tailings Act work.
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Washington
Defense Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
DIA
National Security Agency
CIA
Langley
Ron McRae
Moscow
Canonsburg
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources
Energy Department
Donald Groessema
Paul Marks
Austin Murphy
Dpa
Frederick items spotlight civic events and youth groups
Readable items survey Frederick County activities including an orthopedic clinic for children led by Dr. Allee Voeschel at Johns Hopkins, the Taneytown Chamber of Commerce elects Mervyn Fuss as president, a charity football game at McCurdy Field raises funds for the Frederick Lions Club, Girl Scout troops plan a rose garden in Baker Park, Jaycee Wives push to ban "girlie shows" at the Frederick Fair, and El Salvador guests study local education while staying with Duval Sneadner at Frederick Community College amid a snowy weekend.
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Frederick County
Maryland League of Chillies
Frederick County Public Health Department
Allee Voeschel
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Frederick Athletic Club
Cumberland Collegiates
McCurdy Field
Cumberland Valley
Frederick Lions Club
Frederick City
Baker Park
Jackson and Perkins
el Salvador
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Harmony Grove
Duval W. Sneadner
Frederick Community College
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Amarillo
Texas
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Tam
Les Swafford
Pac
Andrew C. Stenhouse
9Th St
Gerald L. Tucker JR
Sunset Drive
Planting
Jack Anderson
U.S
United States
Peter Grant
Hizb-i Islami
Sos
Newa-Point
Mervyn Fuss
Taneytown Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Fuxa
M.L. Breffie
Norman R. Baumgardner
Thomas 4. Tracey
Charles R. Jenold
Frederick Fair
Board of Aldermen
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