Prince Charles raises income for married life costs
Prince Charles increased his tax free income by 250 450 annually to 751 390, citing higher costs of married life after his July 29 marriage to Diana Spencer. He now keeps three quarters of the Duchy of Cornwall earnings, with the treasury receiving one quarter, and pays no income tax.
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London
Prince Charles
Diana Spencer
Elizabeth I
Charles
Duchy of Cornwall
England
Duke of Cornwall
Margaret Thatcher
Thatcher
Sun
Royal Palace
Palace
Communist Party
Morning Star
Leyland Auto
Willie Hamilton
Labor Party
Edward VIII
Murder rape case shocks Arbutus community
Baltimore County police investigate the brutal murder of former state trooper Donald Spurling and his wife Sarah Ann Spurling, found stabbed in their Arbutus home. A 24-year-old female boarder, bound and raped, escaped after being held in a second floor window. Their 2-year-old daughter slept through the break in. The boarder was treated at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. the victim duo included former trooper Spurling who resigned in 1979. Police noted no forced entry and no obvious theft. Also included are lottery results from Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Arbutus
Baltimore County
Set. G. Sommers
Jay Miller
Sarah Ann Spurling
Donald Lee Spurling
Spurling
Spurlings
Jennifer
Greater Baltimore Medical Center
University of Maryland
Kathy Weiss
State Police Personnel Office
Park Place questions arise as hospital plans loom
Residents demand clarity on Park Place fate as hospital expansion plans spark questions about street closure cost ownership and future use. They warn street donation could affect property values and urge city officials to provide concrete timelines and regulatory basis for any transfer.
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Ment
Elm Street
Park Place
Kluttz
Brown
Robert Lee
West Seventh Street
Lee
Utah Officials Divided On MX Project Amid Stalled Plan
In western Utah Milford city recorder Betty Bacon says locals supported the MX project and expected growth. Las Vegas Teamsters Local 631 secretary-treasurer Jim Rice laments job losses and seeks work for members. Tonopah rancher Wayne Hage calls the project cancellation a relief amid current economic pressures.
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Utah
Betty Bacon
City Recorder
Milford
Jim Rice
Teamsters Union
Las Vegas
Wayne Hage
Tonopah, Nev
County officials tour parks and new buildings in Frederick area
A county tour showcased the Vactor sewer cleaner mounted on a Ford truck, future Buckeystown Community Park plans, Kemptown Elementary join venture, and rehabilitation of the Rose Hill Manor ice house. Attendees also viewed the East Patrick Street library, Central Communications building, Water Treatment Plant expansion, and the new Citizen's Nursing Home addition and county courthouse.
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DPW
Johnson
Ut O
Parks and Recreation Department
Gilbert L. Kingsbury
Buckeystown
Kemptown
Parks Department
Board of Education
Wayne Hayden
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Damascus
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Central Communications
Devilbiss Bridge Road
Ballenger Creek
Walesa elected Solidarity chairman in Poland
Lech Walesa won a two year term as chairman of Solidarity with 462 votes or 55.2 percent at the first convention. Unionists split over a national program while Tass in Moscow denounced Solidarity as a front opposed to the socialist state. Walesa warned observers to watch his work.
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Gdansk
Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Independent Labor Federation
Walesa
Moscow
Tass
Soviet Bloc
Communist Party
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Rolling Ave
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Sam Yu
del. Julien P. Delphey
Ernest “Tip” Lillard
Harold K. Keller Jr
Weil
Church OF the Nazarene Ith
Fairview Ave
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Robert A. Walter
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