Social Security reform urged before lame duck session
The piece argues Social Security faces dire finances with rising benefits and taxes. It cites a $2 billion borrowing plan and Congress’s failure to curb growth. It urges action in the upcoming lame duck session, favoring benefit restraint, COLA reductions, and retirement-age tweaks, while urging voters to contact Senators Mathias and Sarbanes and Representatives Byron and Barnes.
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Sam
Reagan
Congress
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
OASI
Bipartisan Commission
Ting
Social Securitax
U.S
Charles Mathias
Paul Sarbanes
House of Representatives
Beverly Byron
Michael Barnes
Washington Journal Science Chief Warns Of Engineer Shortage
Washington science adviser Dr. George Keyworth warns of a looming engineer shortage as the economy recovers. He cites faculty pay and lab equipment limits, plus an exodus of talent to industry, risking U.S. competitiveness and slow technology transfer from lab to market.
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Washington
George A. Keyworth
Reagan
White House
Office of Science and Technology
Sanccelga
Los Alamos
N.M
National Laboratory
Keyworth
Letters and defense views fuel partisan and Cold War debate
Readers challenge deficits and defense spending, blasting Democratic tax and borrow policies while urging nuclear freeze and mutual restraint. Letters recount Reagan era budgets, civil defense doubts, and critique military expansions, arguing for joint freeze and reduced first strike threats.
Washington official plays tennis on taxpayers dime
John W. Hernandez Jr., deputy EPA administrator, flew to San Francisco to play in a tennis tournament funded by taxpayers and used a government car and an EPA supply clerk as chauffeur. The trip included meetings and a speech, with internal EPA inspectors noting all players were executives from private utility firms. Hernandez labeled the tennis event incidental and said he was cleared by EPA Administrator Anne Gorsuch, amid broader critiques of self serving government perks.
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U.S
Keyworth
Washington
John W. Hernandes Jr
San Francisco
Hernandes
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Hernandez
Veterans Administration
Robert Immo
Reagan Administration
James Watt
Savi Lr
Arington
Vate
Interior Sonal
Laguado
I.G
Association
J.C
Hyatt
Union Square
M.C. Toliver
M. Toli
Teliverie
M Cent
Hermandes
San Fraoeisco
Anne Gorsach
Westenway
Bert Hail Rore
Frederick County Public Notices And Local Events 1963
Commemorations mark anniversaries at the Webster’s bath site and local groups. Frederick Chapter No 79 hosts at the Masonic Temple with a Bicentennial program. Harold C. Smith visits as congressional candidate in the district, praising Frederick County. A moral lecture by Rev Edgar F. stresses values and a God-centered life. October 25 notes the coldest night since spring with frost forecasts. Samuel W. Barrick delivers keynote at the Leader Maserc Conference. Civil Defense sirens test for county warning alerting 14,000 residents. In hockey, Gene Eyler’s 3rd period goal powers Liners to 2-0 over Middletown. Long-term timber contracts on federal land and bailout news highlight economic themes.
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Freeze
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Europe
Jack Anderson
Bigwig
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Harold C. Smith
Rockville
Republic
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Edgar F. Iern
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