Cutback in surplus cheese donations on the table
The Agriculture Department weighs reducing donated surplus cheese to prevent crowding out of commercial sales. spokesman Gene Hemphill notes early signs of market impact from January and February. The policy, tied to a 1961 Reagan announcement, supports dairy prices with taxpayer costs near two billion dollars annually.
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John R. Black
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UPI to Move Headquarters and Nashville Ops
United Press International plans to shift most world HQ operations to Washington this summer and part of its business functions to Nashville Tennessee. About 150 of more than 400 New York staff will remain, with completion aimed for July or August to trim overhead and reduce duplicate functions.
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United Press International
Washington
Nashville
Tenn
William E. Geissler
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UPI
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Daily News
East 42Nd Street
Manhattan
Pentagon plays movie critic in new screenplay flare
Columnist Jack Anderson notes how the Pentagon critiques screenplays not to their taste. Lucian Warren reports the IRS lags in catching tax evaders. Robert Reid covers a restoration of a family bond with an adopted daughter and her birth mother. Tom Streeter outlines the Navy’s newest amphibious craft developments.
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Jack Anderson
Pentagon
Lucian Warren
Internal Revenue Service
Robert Reid
Tom Streeter
U.S. Navy
Weather Outlook for Eastern U S Through Thursday
A large high pressure system over the eastern United States brings fair and warm weather through Thursday. Western Maryland counties expect mostly sunny and very warm conditions today with highs near 80, then partly cloudy and warm on Thursday. Maryland mountains stay sunny today with highs near 80 and in the 70s Thursday. Winds southwest around 10 mph today shifting to westerly on Thursday. drying conditions remain excellent through Thursday. Temperature report shows Frederick 71, Hagerstown 70, Westminster 68, Gaithersburg 71, Leesburg 72.
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Carrel
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Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Alminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Thought for Today Ambition and Satisfaction Cited
Babee BRS reflects on Nicolo Machiavelli's idea that ambition remains a powerful driver even as one rises high, highlighting the persistent craving for achievement across lifetimes.
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Nicolo Machiavelli
Reagan appeals to Congress on Central America policy
President Reagan uses a joint session address to urge Congress for a policy plan on Nicaragua and El Salvador amid opposition. Lawmakers hesitate to approve a proposed $60 million military aid diversion as debate intensifies over leftist forces in the region.
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Reagan
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Senate
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el Salvador
Congress
House Appropriations Subcommittee On
Frederick County Plans Water Pipeline To Ballenger Creek Growth
Frederick County officials say piping water from the Potomac through the New Design Water Treatment Plant to the Ballenger Creek area could attract major industries and residents. The plan targets 10 million gallons per day from the Potomac, with 3 million allocated to Eastalco Aluminum and a separate 1.25 million needed by a company known as Brana X. The current Ballenger Creek plant handles about 1 million gallons daily, risking capacity if more industries relocate nearby.
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Neden
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Hill
John L. Carnochant
Caunte Dll
Carnochan
Brana X
Charles C. Smith
Frederick Mayor Young to receive historic preservation award
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young is selected for Maryland’s Calvert Prize, the top honor for historic preservation. Gov. Harry R. Hughes will present the award at 12:30 p.m. Monday May 9 in the Senate Chamber, launching Historic Preservation Week.
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Ronald N. Young
Harry R. Hughes
Young
Senate Chamber
State House
Maryland
B&o
Lincoln
Antietam
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Maryland Historical Trust
Shultz seeks flexibility from Begin in Lebanon talks
Secretary of State George P. Shultz met with Prime Minister Menachem Begin in Tel Aviv to urge more flexible U S -sponsored negotiations on the withdrawal of foreign troops from Lebanon. The talks, Shultz’s first with Begin, aimed at securing a complete pullout and border security as he continues his Middle East trip.
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Israel
George T. Shue
Menachem
Lebanon
Shultz
Middle East
Egypt
Ben- Gurion International
Jerusalem
Reagan
State Department
John Figgies Sale
Cairo
Emmitsburg elects Dorothy Davis and John Dick to board
Emmitsburg voters chose Dorothy Davis and John Dick for the two open seats on the board of commissioners. Davis 206 votes, Dick 190, amid 64 percent turnout of 346 ballots cast. They will join Joan Boyle and John Gill and Mayor Robert Preston on the town board, with Dick continuing as streets commissioner.
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Kermit Lowe
DePaul St
Robert Wilson
N. Seton Ave
William D Smith
Seton Ave
Ms. Davis and
Joan Boyle
John Gill
Robert M. Preston
Mother testifies in Buzbee rape trial in Rockville
In Rockville Maryland a mother of an Aspen Hill teen rape victim testified as the trial of Timothy J. Buzbee continued. The prosecutor described the assault in the victim’s home on July 30 1981 detailing a prolonged attack with tying gagging and forcible removal to another house. Evidence including hairs matching Buzbee and the victim’s identification of his voice were highlighted.
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Timothy J. Buzbee
Buxpees
Buzbee
Frederick City
Barry Hamilton
Hamilton
Ped
Bychee
Tather
Jersey
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