Farm Bureau Chases Alcohol Energy Project in Frederick County
The Frederick County Farm Bureau discusses alcohol production to power county vehicles and livestock by products. Dawson cites corn as the best feedstock, with Mash aiding dairy output. A methane digester at Mason-Dixon Farms powers a generator, while members back a road tax bill for gasohol and plan events including a spring luncheon and Farm Queen contest.
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Dawson
United States Department of Agriculture
Mason-Dixon Farms
Waybright
Gettysburg
Free
Frederick County
Dan Poole
Leon B. Enfield
Maryland Farm Bureau
Jim Montgomery
Mary Sue Grossnickle
Frederick Church
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Alcohel
Deccan Reamnesee
Wagan
Mason-Dixon
Ad Dam Dawson
Cesper
St. Mary's College of Maryland
Dom Poole
C. Kurt Holter
Youth charged with purse snatching attempt in Weis Market incident
A 14-year-old Frederick City juvenile has been charged with robbery and petty theft by the Frederick City Police in connection with a January 2, 1980 purse snatching attempt at Weis Market. He appeared March 29 to claim a bicycle left at the scene and was released to his grandmother. another youth present was not implicated.
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Frederick City
Weis Market
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Ashtor
Darlene Wiles
Budget plans delay sheriff deputies expansion and raises
Frederick County commissioners weigh a five year plan to add 40 deputies while delaying votes. Officials argue the total operating budget and tax rate drive decisions as budget hearings begin April 16. The state attorney seeks 95 thousand more and four part time prosecutors. employees may receive about a thousand dollar raise. Education requests 27.839 million, up 14 percent from 24.380 million.
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Barnes
Commission
Mary G Williams
Keller
Galen R. Clagett
Robert §. Rothenhoefer
Clagett
Frederick County
The
Maryland Classified Employees Assn
County Board of Education
Police officer convicted of auto manslaughter
ANNAPOLIS AP A former Laurel City policeman was convicted of automobile manslaughter in the death of 22 year old Theresa Lyon Dugan in Laurel last fall. Gary Lee Harris 33 resigned from the Laurel force and faces up to three years in prison plus a fine. He was off duty driving without lights when his car struck the second vehicle on Route 198 killing Dugan.
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Annapolis
Laurel City
Young
Harris
Route 198
Laurel
Theresa Lyon Dugan
Iran hostages tied to shah extradition stance
Militants shouted for the shah’s extradition as a condition for hostage release. President Carter said an Iranian offer to transfer hostages was anticipated in Washington and suggested new sanctions against Iran were considered if the announcement had not come. Carter called Bani Sadr’s statement a positive development but gave few details.
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Washington
Carter
Iran
Oval Office
Bani Sadr
Connecticut Dance Theatre to perform at Alumni Hall
The Connecticut Dance Theatre will perform Doris Humphrey masterpieces on stage at Alumni Hall Western Maryland College at 8 p.m. on Tuesday April 8. Tickets cost 2.50 and may be purchased at the College Activities Office in the Decker Center. For more information call 648-7000 ext 285. Ferdinand Magellan, the Portuguese navigator, was killed in 1521 by natives in the Philippines.
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Connecticut Dance Theatre
Doris Humphrey
Alumni Hall
Western Maryland College
College Activities
Decker Center
Fertinand Magellan
Philippines
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