Deaf athletes meet Maryland governor to seek support
A group of 11 world class deaf athletes, students and alumni of the Maryland School for the Deaf, meet Governor Harry Hughes at the Maryland State House to receive a proclamation and seek public donations for the World Games for the Deaf in Los Angeles. The effort aims to raise about $2,000 per athlete with 30 funding shortfalls reported. donations may be sent to The Deaf Olympic Fund at the MSD in Frederick.
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NAAC AGENCY LETTER DEFENDS EXPORT RULES ON PESTICIDES
National Agricultural Chemicals Association president rebuts Jack Anderson column on U S exports. He states US labeling and quality standards apply to all exported pesticides and outlines FIFRA requirements and export notification duties. He cites Phosvel history and Borlaug support while noting World Bank and US AID safe usage guidelines and new EMA policy adoption by top exporters.
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U S Understood 1979 Nuke Test by Israel and South Africa
The United States reportedly had prior knowledge of a 1979 nuclear test attributed to Israel and South Africa. Evidence from a Vela satellite flash on Sept 22 1979 sparked debate. CIA and White House panels offered various, later contested, conclusions while sources cited joint Israeli South African nuclear work dating back to 1966.
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Liberty student wins state public speaking contest at Maryland
Albert Lackey of Liberty High School captured first place in the state public speaking contest held at the University of Maryland College Park during the FFA field day activities. The event drew participants and observers as regional leaders gathered for the state conference and related activities.
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Contact Lens Found Hidden in Shag Carpet
A search for a contact lens turned into a challenge as investigators tracked a single lens through a dense shag carpet. The frustrating pursuit involved careful sweeping and close inspection, ultimately yielding the missing lens and a lesson in persistence.
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