Tax bill cuts mood, but adds to federal bill
The 95th Congress adjourned amid avowed tax relief, yet analysts say most taxpayers will pay more next year due to higher Social Security taxes and inflation. Families earning under $20,000 gain little, while the wealthiest 2 percent receive larger benefits. Capital gains rates fall to 28 percent and the earned income credit rises to 500 dollars, yet overall relief is limited and uneven.
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Tax code shifts raise exemptions and trim deductions
The piece outlines changes lowering taxes through higher exemptions, eliminations of credits and state deductions, a reduced corporate rate, and new limits on entertainment deductions. It notes a $100,000 home sale tax-free profit for seniors, Maryland actions, and calls for more tax guidance before 1978 filings while criticizing the overall tax system and Congress.
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Barbs on Neighbors and Lawn Disputes Air Frustration
A fragmentary local note complains about neighbor tensions over lawn care and household routines. The line hints at recurring demands for lawn maintenance and broader irritations with daily life, reflecting ordinary suburban friction.
Letters To The Editor On Traffic Lights And Power Over Land
A reader questions the Frederick City Aldermen about removing traffic lights at Court Ice Street and Bentz Saints Streets, urging local observation and protests. Readers accuse officials of overreach, demand action, and warn of consequences, while another letter criticizes broad land acquisitions by government and environmental groups, arguing for fair development and energy conservation.
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Kirbo tied to FBI probe in Vesco scandal
Washington gossip alleges Charles Kirbo advised a federal witness to withhold or share information with the FBI as part of the Robert Vesco inquiry. The Carter confidant denies involvement while Kirbo reportedly assists with White House private probes and monitoring GSA investigations.
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Frederick area notes mix of club meetings and land relocation plan
October 17 1888 reports a Bustistown Women’s Club meeting with eight members and a visitor led by Mrs L Davis. Planning and Zoning recommends county buy two parcels for Sutton Construction and E S Conway Electric relocation. Hood Club gifts total 2190 to Hood College and Alaimose House. Frederick High Cadets face Bel Air High in season opener. Bel Air undefeated at 3-0 with wins over St Paul’s Westminster and Havre de Grace.
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Eminent domain fears spark ties to private property rights
Clara L. Brown of Midgetown urges students to oppose zoning and park service actions seen as emaciating home ownership and livelihoods. Eleanor L. Everhart of Frederick joins in urging civic letters to Senator and Park Service Director to push for acquisition halts amid “environmentalists” rhetoric.
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