Maryland panel begins work on spending affordability
A new Maryland General Assembly committee, led by Senator Laurence Levitan, will draft fiscal policy guiding the governor on the budget. The panel reviews last year's guidelines urging slower growth, tax relief, fewer state workers, lower debt, local aid prudence, and nonrecurring use of excess revenues.
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Maryland General Assembly
Laurence Levitan
Montgomery
Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Senator Levitan
General Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Portant
Hughes
Maryland
Levitan
Del
Raymond E. Beck
Frederick Carroll
Edward J. Mason
Allegany
Senate
James A. Clark
Howard
Jack Miller
Maryland Farm Bureau
Beck
Mason
Reagan Aims to Tighten Defense Spending and South Africa Policy
Ralph de Toledano argues the Reagan administration must curb Pentagon waste and civilian oversight in defense while confronting South Africa. He accuses the media of bias, notes strategic need to engage South Africa pragmatically, and warns about hypocrisy in black Africa’s stance and Soviet influence. He asserts the White House will prioritize U.S. interests over press sentiment.
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Washington
Reagan
Mildi
Ional
Weinberger
Robert McNamara
Kennedy- Johnson
McNamara
Pentagon
South
Alexander Haig
United States
South Africa
Black Africa
United Nations
Soviet Union
Rhodesia
Kremlin
Reaganomics critique and community show acknowledgments
Letter writers condemn Reaganomics as a return to Coolidge Hoover policies, arguing tax cuts favor the rich, pit social programs against defense, and risk economic collapse. The piece cites historical depictions, electoral outcomes, and compares mandates. It also includes thanks from Dr. Harry Prongas and community show organizers for the Thurmont and Emmitsburg event.
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Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Ronald Reagan
Coolidge
Hoover
Wall Street
George Bush
George Kennan
Reagan
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
Frederick County News From The News Post October 1 1831 Highlights
Frederick County reports 1831 notes on Brunswick High School soccer prospects and coach Harry Smith aiming for a strong 1932 Senior League push. Also profiles Pan American trade delegate Leon Estabrook and local volunteer firemen’s association formation, Peace Corps trainee Donna Monnier, Frederick Fair weather record, pony giveaway wins, and Taneytown 1961 62 4 H Club officers.
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Brunswick High School
Harry Smith
Railroaders
Smith
Frederick County
Washington
Leon M. Estabrook
Sunny Hill Farm
High Knob
Estabrook
Pan American Institute of Reciprocal Trade
United States
Donna Lorraine Monnier
Damascus
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Karachi
Pakistan
Miss Moncjer
University Park
Philippine Islands
Frederick Fair
John Best Jr
Frederick Fair Association
Pat Linton
Trail Avenue
Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
John Hagelon
Thurmont High School
Reagan should order Navy to combat Southeast Asian pirates
Washington columnist urges U.S. action to protect Vietnamese boat people in the Gulf of Thailand. Describes pirate abuses, limited Thai efforts, and international indifference, calling for a naval patrol to restore the United States as defender of the defenseless. Mentions refugee flows, rape, pillage, and delays in regional talks.
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Washington
Mediterranean
United States
Stephen Decatur
U.S
Decatur
Gulf of Thailand
Thailand
Reagan
U.S. Navy
South Seas
America
Libya
Donald Goldberg
Ko-bra
Bangkok Post
Malaysia
Singapore
Uncle Sam
Ronald Reagan
Soviet Union
Defense Intelligence Agency
Paris
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Frederick, Md
Ralph DE Toledano
Representative Byron
Harry Prongas
Frederick Community College
Catoctin
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Edwin C. Creeger Jr
American Legion Color Guard
William Baker
Thurmont Grange
Emmitsburg Grange
Herman Shook
Catoctin Ffa
Thurmont and
Catoctin High School
C. Rodman Myers
TANEYTOWN AGRICULTURE + H Club
Betty Stonesifer
Clarence Thomas
John Dickinson
Mary Dickinson
Joan Thomas
Bill Dickinson
John Speak Jr
Kenneth Stonesifer
Jack Anderson
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