Reagan drops plan to tax unemployment benefits
Washington AP report notes Reagan abandons a proposal to tax unemployment benefits. White House aides had discussed a fair tax as a potential job incentive, but Meese and Spokesman Speakes tempered expectations. Dosovan and aides said the idea was not embraced, while Reagan vacationed at his Santa Barbara mountaintop retreat.
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Larry Speskes
California
Reagan
Santa Barbara
CBS
Raymond Dosovan
Speakes
Cabinet Council On Economic Affairs
Nakasone invited to visit U S by Japan PM
Newly installed Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone said Japan must share defense costs with Western nations amid a five-year 17.0 billion dollar military plan. He and his 21-member cabinet were sworn in at the Imperial Palace after Zenko Suzuki’s successor document was read and Emperor Hirohito affirmed.
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Yasuhiro Nakasone
Nakasone
Japan
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Imperial Palate
Zenko Suzuki
Hirohito
Tanaka
Akira Hatano
Finishing up the day’s work on the western sky
A tall cyane moves slowly over the East Patrick Sire skyline at dusk as Bob Leverone captures the scene.
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Bob Leverone
Deer season opens in Frederick County under clear skies
Frederick County launches a one week deer season with 38 degree morning. Despite forecasts of a bumper crop, checking stations report a slow start, Delphey's Store in Frederick logging the largest deer at eight points and 11-point rack, while Ben's Exxon Thurmont tallies 15. More than 100 cars are seen around Catoctin Mountain hunting areas. Skies to stay clear with highs near the upper forties to fifty, and no precipitation expected.
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Delphey's
Fredenck
Ben’s Exxon
Thurmont
Catoctin Mountain
BEB Grocery
Point of Rocks
Myersville Exxon
Delphey’s
Emerson Quote on Glory and Resilience
The maxim by Ralph Waldo Emerson emphasizes enduring failure as a path to achievement, declaring that true glory comes from rising after every fall rather than never stumbling. It frames resilience as central to personal and moral progress.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Coupon spree saves unemployed father over a thousand dollars
In Cincinnati an unemployed safety inspector, David Carlisle, used newspaper and magazine coupons to buy 1427.77 dollars worth of groceries for 125.29. He and wife Charlene, who was hospitalized, live on welfare while they collect and reuse coupons.
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Cincinnati
David Carlisle
Carlisle
Price Hill Iga
Ed Vincent
Charlene
Water and sewer bills rise with system costs and debt
Floating loans can submerge consumers in water and sewer bills as rates reflect operating costs and debt. County and municipal charges vary, with averages for Frederick County residents around 131.43 dollars annually for water and sewer, and higher bills in Pinecliffs. Ballenger and Point of Rocks show the highest charges due to recent pipeline construction, while Thurmont faces planned expansions to meet health standards and future expenses.
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Hanary Sur Errecto
Frederick Courty
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Pinecliff
Ballenger
Point of Rocks
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Lawrence W. Johnson
Discovery and Monocacy
Walkersville Water and Sewer
Tn Thurmonk
Thurmont
James
Black
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