Western Maryland Weather Outlook by David Lesher
Lazy summer days persist with sun and warmth plus scattered showers. A Missouri storm moved through Pennsylvania last week bringing 1-2 inch rainfall. cooler air followed, then a return to 80s and low 60s by week end. NOAA Weather Radio and a forthcoming Weather Channel expansion are highlighted as key forecasts and public information tools.
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Maryland Corn and Soybeans Report Highlights Fair Harvest
Maryland's corn is rated fair to condition across the Eastern Shore with about percent silking, matching last year. Soybeans run a notch better than corn but remain fair to good, with slow growth in double crops. Harvested oats across northern Maryland nearly finished, hay third cut under way, and peach harvest active with about 15 percent picked in the north as July shows three weather regimes.
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Corporate aid hoped to fill welfare gap falls short
The Viewpoint argues that Reagan era faith in private philanthropy to replace government aid to the poor misreads reality. Urban Institute projections show trillions in federal cuts from 1981 to 1984, with nonprofit funding slashed and private gifts failing to compensate. Only a minority of U S companies engage in charity, averaging small sums, raising doubts about market philanthropy meeting social needs.
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Hijacking debate as East and West clash over flight crimes
Commentary by Donald Z. Graff reviews coverage of a West Berlin hijacking and compares international responses. It notes ICAO treaties from Tokyo, The Hague, and Montreal and argues that signed agreements fail without universal participation. Hijackings, whether east or west, require decisive international action rather than selective enforcement.
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