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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 01, 1985

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Sheffield predicts impeachment exoneration on lease probe

Gov Bill Sheffield testified he did not steer a 9.1 million state office lease to a crony or lie about it to a grand jury. He said a Senate Rules Committee impeachment vote will exonerate him as summations loom amid a prior grand jury refrain from indictments.

Juneau Alaska Bill Sheffield Senate Sheffield Senate Rules Committee U.S Rules Committee

Seven young ladies compete for state dairy princess title

Scattered showers and thunder storms today with highs 78 to 84 and lows 58 to 64. A Western Maryland weather map appears on page A-2. Crowds gather as seven young women vie for the state dairy princess crown tonight.

Maryland

Congress Approves Flood of Legislation for August Recess

Congress moves swiftly on spending bills and sanctions to clear the way for August adjournment. Senate leaders tout progress on a deficit package while debates over South Africa sanctions, foreign aid, and farm support continue amid partisan tensions and potential vetoes.

Washington Congress South Africa Senate Robert Dole Bonse United States Pretoria U.S Jesse Helms R-N.c Reagan Senate Budget Committee Sen Pete Domenici R-N.m Domenici

Byron changes stance on dairy proposal irks Farm Bureau leaders

Local Farm Bureau officials condemn Congresswoman Beverly Byron for shifting support from a Farm Bureau dairy plan to the National Milk Producers Federation proposal. They argue the NMPF approach risks aiding processing plants and diverges from AFBF plans, noting 15 months of diversion failed to boost production and that the dairy unity language conflicts with Farm Bureau policy.

Byron NMPF Farm Bureau Beverly B. Byron Beverly National Milk Producer’s Federation Frederick County Farm Bureau Barry Lucey Maryland Farm Bureau Henry Holloway Pinecliff Park Frederick Corers U.S Lou LU Aasey Lucey AFBF C.H. Fields Fields AFEF Hollis Hatfield

Tutu vows to defy ban on funeral services

Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu addressed about 1,000 mourners in Tumahole near Parys vowing to defy new outdoor funeral bans for victims of racial unrest. He urged recognition of blacks as human beings and said he would continue to speak at meetings despite authorities limiting protests.

Tutu Johannesburg South Africa Desmond Tutu Cape Canaveral Fla Challenger Earth Karl Heinze Loren Acton Helsinki Finland U.S Botswana France Tumahole Parys Wed Nesday

Young seeks fourth term as mayor amid unopposed race

Frederick mayor Ronald N. Young announced his bid for a fourth term on Wednesday. The 44-year-old Democrat has no confirmed opponents, though potential challengers have been discussed. filing deadline is August 9. If unopposed, it would mark his first unanimous re-election in four races.

Beirut Lebanon Iran Damascus Islamic Republic Damascus Radio Hafez Assad Assad Syria Iraq Frederick Ronald N. Young Young

Colonel Cannon named new ECTC commander at OY

The East Coast Telecommunications Center at Fort Detrick announces Col James C. Cannon as its new commander in a command ceremony under threatening skies. Lt Col LeRoy A. Adam, retiring after 27 months, passes the Guidon, notes uninterrupted service, and departs for the National War College in Washington. Cannon thanks Adam, discusses family relocation to Frederick, and assumes duties as the center maintains global communications including the Moscow Hotline.

East Coast Telecommunications Center ECTC 1St Army Band LeRoy A. Adam Adam Col James C. Cannon Cannon Frederick Panama National War College Washington D.C National Defense University Walter 5. Kulbacki US. Army Information Systems Kulbacki Fort Detrick Defense Communications Agency Plabe United States Soviet Union

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