Balanced budget amendment urged by states to curb deficits
A editorial argues the federal deficit endures despite forecasts and argues for a constitutional balanced budget amendment. It notes high debt above $2 trillion, a persistent trade deficit, and the need for state legislatures to compel Congress to act, with 32 states already on board.
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Roosevelt Jr letter blasts Social Security as Ponzi scheme
A circulated letter by Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. argues that Social Security, begun in 1935 to provide retirement security, was corrupted in the 1940s into a Ponzi-like system. He contends that the program relies on cross‑subsidies and warns about rising federal costs versus past spending, noting retirees’ growing dependence.
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Franklin Jr
Oldsters — Association of Retired Persons
Gray Panthers
U.S. Treasury
Mexico
Brazil
Hatch presses FBI over Donovan probe as hearings loom
Senator Orrin Hatch questions claims of human error in the 1981 Donovan background check and cites new indictments linked to William Masselli and Schiavone Construction. He notes two FBI documents and a teletype suggesting withheld information from the Senate Labor Committee. FBI and Justice respond, denying deliberate mislead.
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Congress
Raymond Donovan
Bureau
Len Orrin Hatch
Utah
Labor Committee
Agai
Donovan
Hatch
TBI
William Massel
William Webster
Hateh
Masselli
Senate Committee
Agaist
Tony Capaccio
Jack Anderson
Justice Department
New York
Schiavone Construction
Schiavone
John P. Flannery
Webster
Senate Labor Committee
Lapes
WPA Headquarters Forms In Old Fire Insurance Office
The Works Progress Administration uses the old Peoples Fire Insurance Co. offices at West Church and Court streets as its Frederick county regional headquarters led by Stephen C. Cromwell. Charles M. Kennedy of the Loyal Order of Moose attends a 25th anniversary dinner in Frederick for Lodge 371 with several officers named. Sears expands its catalog department with nine new phone operators led by W E Szklarz alongside key staff. Three new Extension agents begin work in Frederick County Kathryn Jenkins Stephanie Abramson and Sally Miller. Domestic harmony is difficult when one party insists on carrying the melody always and secrets leak. a little rule for those hoping to keep secrets.
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Masseili-Schiavone
Schiavone Construction
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Washington
Texas
Dallas
William Romine
Gephardt
Pentagon
Air Force
Maverick
Amraam
Canada
United Feature Syndicate
Ine
OLD Peoples Fire Insurance Co
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Works Progress Administration
WPA
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Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
Washington Counties
Charles M. Kennedy
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Howard M. Albaugh
Nelson E. Gallahan
Roy B. Gosnell
Albert M. Smith
Benjamin L. Shuif
Russell A. Hahn
Frederick County
Kathryn Jenkins
Middletown
Stephanie Abramson
Sally Miller
National Prayer Vigil to End Abortion Urged
Angela Martin calls for a nine week National Prayer Vigil to end abortion urging private daily prayer and weekly group prayer with families and friends. She notes both pro life and pro choice should unite for workable solutions to reduce unwanted pregnancies and alleviate social ills.
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