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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 25, 1981

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Farmers split on lifting Soviet grain embargo

Maryland farmers voiced cautious views after President Reagan lifted the Soviet grain embargo. Leaders like Leon Enfield and Joseph Free saw limited impact on grain prices, while dairy producers anticipated higher feed costs. Maryland Grange officials warned against immediate price swings, predicting only a temporary grain boost and mixed effects for hogs and cattle.

Reagan Leon B. Enfield Maryland Farm Bureau Enfield U.S Frederick County Joseph C. Free Frederick County Farm Bureau C. Rodman Myers Maryland Myers Alan Braver Pomona Grange Braver Franklin Gladhill Farm Bureau Legislative Committee

Grain Embargo Shift Sparks Bipartisan Reactions

Senators debate the end of the grain embargo tied to Soviet actions in Poland and Afghanistan. Critics call the move a dangerous precedent while supporters say it avoids signaling a broader strategic shift despite ongoing Soviet influence. An anonymous official says no signals are intended and the decision is not a new policy pronouncement.

David Durenberger R-Mion Reagan Henry Jackson Washington William Proxmure Wisconsin Poland Charles Mathias R-Md Afghanistan Tass Russia

Three-vehicle crash injures several near LS 15

A three-vehicle collision on U.S. 340 west of LS 15 Friday night sent ten people to Frederick Memorial Hospital or treated and released. William Francis Lanham remained for observation with head injuries. others, including Daniel Mannick and Darlene Jones, were treated and released. The Pinto rear-ended by a Fairlane caused the Oldsmobile to strike, with two children ejected from the Pinto. Charges await investigation by Cpl. Marvin Steiding. Officer Austin Pohl noted no complete report at presstime.

Junior United Frederick Memorial Hospital L S. 40 LS. 15 FMH William Francis Lanham Daniel Mannick Darlene Jones Jeffrey Cook William Scott Lanham Charles Sizemore Terry Sizemore Kenneth Sizemore Jr Sharon Diamond Angelia Wentzel Marvin Steiding Frederick County William Lanham Keiding Oldsmobile Steiding Dfe Austin Pohl Sam Yul

Jail safety and funding loom over Frederick County jail

Last year Frederick County witnessed its first jail escape in six years and the first death by own action, attributed to staffing shortages and inmate stress. Sheriff Barnes contrasted jails with penitentiaries, noting the mix of drunks and first-time arrestees. Commission leaders discussed budget limits, public safety, and a new PA program praised for cost savings and inmate care, while a nurse treats about 8 percent of inmates.

Frederick County Barnes Commission Mary Williams Doxton Keller Doxzen

New Market to Hear plans for Mesa truck stop near Md 144

Arizona Qil Company representatives seek a meeting at 7 30 p m on Monday April 27 at the New Market firehouse to explain the six acre site at the southeast corner of Md 144 and Md 75 and address resident concerns. A Frederick County Board of Appeals hearing on a variance for an oversized truck stop sign is set for 7 30 p m on Tuesday April 28 with local opposition expected.

Carden Qil Company Mesa, Ariz I-70 New Market Edgar W Rossig Jr MD 144 MD. 75 Rossig Oil Company Frederick County Board of Appeals Frederick County Bill Clune Board of Appeals Jan Chapman

Nuclear protestors seek broader support nationwide appeal

Demonstrators replacing rock singers with politicians at the Rocky Flats protest plead for broader backing. Organizers target inner city residents facing welfare and food stamp reductions as Reagan prioritizes military spending.

Rocky Flats Denver Reagan

Substation Planned for Green Valley Area by Volunteer Fire Company

The New Market District Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company plans a one acre site for a 60 by 60 foot building with a three bay area for equipment and a lounge with restrooms. Members seek community support and volunteers from Green Valley area to start the project alongside 65 active firefighters and 24 EMTs. Foundation donations and committees will guide the building type as a pumper and later ambulance and brush truck are considered. Samuel L St Clair pledges the first $1000 upon title transfer.

Green Valley Kemptown Day New Market District Green Vally Ronald Harshman Fire and Rescue Company Samuel L Bill" St. Clair

Weather storm outlook for central Nevada through Sunday

The National Weather Service predicts showers today across central Nevada with no significant rain expected elsewhere this weekend. A Weather AP laser photo map accompanies the report.

National Weather Service Nevada

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