Western Maryland Weather Outlook and July Review
David Lesher reports last week saw above normal rainfall brief cool spell and sunny spells with temperatures ranging upper 40s to mid 80s. Thunderstorms Tuesday produced 1 2 inches of rain, a cold front brought cooler air by Wednesday, NOAA Weather Radio proved vital, and forecasts anticipate warm humid conditions with scattered showers through the weekend.
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Agricultural Conditions and Harvest Progress in Maryland
Maryland crops show fair to good conditions with most Eastern Shore fields rated fair. About 80 percent of corn remains, soybeans slightly better but fair to good, double cropping advancing, full season soybeans blooming, oats nearly harvested in north, alfalfa second cut near complete, third cut under way at 10 percent, hay growth slowed by dry weather, ripe harvest active, late July hot winds accelerating maturity. July splits into cool wet early week follow June wet spell.
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Viewpoint on private aid versus government welfare
Julian Bond argues that Reagan era promises of private philanthropy to replace public welfare have fallen short. He cites Urban Institute estimates of large federal cuts and modest nonprofit giving, noting most U.S. firms give little to health and welfare and predicting higher costs for programs like food stamps. He suggests Japan and others may fill the gap.
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International hijacking raises call for neutral laws
A Polish hijacking where a hijacker landed a four airliner in West Berlin shows the need to depoliticize hijackings and build stronger international rules. Despite ICAO accords in Tokyo Montreal and The Hague, key nations still withhold ratification. The piece argues hijacking is universally illegal and must be treated as a crime not a political tool for asylum or extradition.
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