Deficit Jumps to 241.7 Billion in August
The federal budget deficit rose 528 billion to a record 241.7 billion in August, with total receipts at 78.5 billion and outlays at 131.2 billion. The Bush administration seeks a 50 billion deficit cut in FY1990 and 500 billion over five years, while S&L bailout costs persist.
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Senate debates fuel efficiency bill in stalled party lines
The Senate debated a plan requiring a fleet average of 40 mpg by 2001 to curb foreign oil dependence. Opponents warned of smaller less safe cars, while supporters cited tech progress. Amendments to kill the bill were discussed, with votes on debate closure set for today.
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Cyclists Die on Tandem at Capital City Bike Festival
Maui riders Lasty Sasih and Linde Black died on a stationary tandem bicycle during the Trident AYH Capital City Bike Festival in Washington DC. Mr Black owned College Park Bicycles.
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ProNet Meeting Guest Speaker George Ann Fay
ProNet invites members to hear national speaker and author George Ann Fay at the FSK Holiday Inn tonight at 6 30 p m with dinner at 7 30 p m A charge applies Fay discusses reframing power Her book Selling To the Giants from McGraw Hill is due out in early 1991 Chrysler and Ford recall about 206800 vehicles for emissions defects In Chrysler 106000 1987 cars and wagons with 2 5 liter engines require fuel injector replacement Ford recalls 102800 1988 1989 F series pickups for a kinked fuel vapor hose recalls include free inspection and repairs
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Fairfield Place grand opening set by Castle Homes
Castle Homes Ltd announces a grand opening for Fairfield Place, a luxury home community near Baker Park in Frederick. The Brodie I and II models offer 2500 to 3200 square feet, with prices from mid 250000s, while Fairfield Suites provide one to three bedroom condominiums from 140000s. The development emphasizes brick manor design, spacious interiors, and access to downtown historic district plus 44 acre Baker Park.
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Cargill to expand in Soviet Union with Moscow office
Cargill Inc plans a Moscow office as the first step toward broader ventures in the Soviet Union, plus an upcoming Poland office. Juels Carlson will head Moscow operations, aiming to modernize Soviet food processing and reduce waste while the U.S. and Soviet leaders discuss market reforms and foreign investment.
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