Rhodside Flea Market to Open with Grand Weekend
The Rhodside Flea Market, Frederick County's first year round indoor outdoor market, holds a two day grand opening this weekend led by manager James L. Bryan. Indoor dealer spaces total 42 and events include a ribbon cutting, free coffee and prizes, with dealers highlighting small business value and local tourism. Rhodside sits four miles north of Frederick at Biggs Ford Road and U.S. 15.
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Rhodside
Biggs Ford Road
Barbara Lee Frock
Woodaboro
Sandra Bryan
Christin
Mrs. Frock
C. Kurt Holter
Western Maryland
James L. Bryan
Activ
Board of Country Commissioners
Bryan
Evelyn
Frederick County
Frederick
U.S. 15
Federal deficit slips but risks rise without tax hikes
The Treasury reports a 1981 deficit of 57.5 billion dollars, down 1.6 billion from 1980, yet still 3 billion above Reagan’s foreseen target. Bond sales of 8.75 billion planned. Borrowing estimates for late 1981 and early 1982 suggest continued high debt service as economy softens.
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Steven P. Rosenfeld
Reagan
U.S. Treasury Department
Treasury
David Stockman
Congress
Department of Health and Human Services
Defense Department
Court Calls Property Tax School Funding Unconstitutional
An appeals court ruled New York State financing of public education through property taxes unconstitutional, saying it discriminates against students in poor districts. The decision pressures reform of funding formulas as Attorney General Abrams plans an appeal, with a January report from a governor mandated equity task force.
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New York
New York State
Leon D. Lazer
Appellate Division of
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Robert Abrams
Hugh Carey
Long Island
Levittown
New York City
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
New Jersey
Connecticut
Frederick business brief notes market activity
Market activity in Frederick is reported with attention to local business moves and price trends. While details are sparse, the item points to a page of financial notices and commercial updates in The News edition dated October 29, 1581.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Housing demand to dwarf supply in 1980s trend
New York. In the 1980s the U S may need about 2 million housing units annually to serve roughly 41 million people reaching age 30. Mortgage costs at 17 percent plus inflation threaten construction and homebuying, and high rates could price out most families, risking a housing debacle without policy action. Industry warns against tying housing finance to broader federal funding.
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New York
United States
National Association of Home Builders
William McKenna
President's Commission On Housing
McKenna
Ciently
Savings and Loan
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CSX Corp
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Comsat
Exxon
Fairchild
la Gulf
IBM
Litton
Marriout Corp
Unwigd
MD Natl Cp
Mercantile
Bokshi
Mobil
Phil
Penney
Potom el
Sears
Texaco
Warner L
Whittak
Woolworth
Baker Watts & Co
The
College Student Financial Aid Services, Inc
CSFAS
Herm Davis
Richard Vert
South Frederick Rd
Gaithersburg
John Conniff
Cee
Baltimore Federal
Hariz
PHN
Baltimore
Maryland
FSLIC
Baltimore Federal All Savers
Social Security
IRS
Feder
Baltimore Feder Savings & Loe
Frederick Towne Mall
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