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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1981

Page

4

Maryland voters reject Reagan backed congressional candidate

United Press International reports Maryland voters turned down a Reagan backed candidate for Congress while Michigan residents resisted a plan to cut property taxes. In Pennsylvania, Centralia residents approved evacuating the town to escape a 19 year old underground mine fire with 79 percent turnout.

Maryland Michigan Pennsylvania Centralia

Lefever faces Senate committee blockade on human rights post

In Washington UPI reports that Ernest Lefever, Reagan's pick for assistant secretary of state for human rights, faces opposition from eight Senate Foreign Relations Committee Democrats after two days of hearings. Amidnational news, Maryland voters elect Steny Hoyer to replace the late Spellman in the 5th District with 55.1 percent, while George Bush jetted in for Audrey Scott. Michigan rejects a tax rollback plan as Gov William Milliken endures another tough electoral defeat.

Washington UPI Ernest Lefever Reagan Senate White House Lefever Senate Foreign Relations Committee Maryland Steny Hoyer 5Th Congressional District Audrey Scott Bowie Hover Scott Tom Mathers Hoyer Poriebs George Bush United States Gladys Noon Spellman Michigan Wiliam G. Milliken

Reagan open to changes on Social Security cuts plan

President Reagan faces Democratic opposition over proposed Social Security reductions. The White House says the plan remains sound but is open to alternative methods to keep the retirement system solvent. Proposals include delaying 1982 cost-of-living increases, raising the earnings ceiling, ending foster-care benefits, and reducing early retirement benefits from 80 to 55 percent for those retiring at 62.

Washington UPI Reagan White House Larry Speakes Senate Democrats

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