Goldstein tops Carroll County fair livestock auction at Westminster
Maryland Comptroller Louis B. Goldstein bought the 1981 grand champion market lamb for 3.10 a pound, paying 127 pounds, and declaring his plan to enjoy the meat. The sale also featured the reserve lamb at 1.60 a pound and the grand champion steer bought for 4.00 a pound by George's SuperThrift, with proceeds aiding the 4-H show. Additional champions included a 125-pound reserve lamb, a 250-pound market hog at 2.75 a pound, and multiple dairy goats and beef classes won by local 4-H clubs.
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Westminster
Maryland
Louis B. Goldstein
Carroll County
Gary Ruby
Carroll Sheppard
Goldstein
Safeway Stores
Danny Hoff
Westminster Safeway
Mark Janney
Matt Day
Gary Snyder
Day
Bul Day
George's SuperThrift
Eldersburg
Kiel Higgs
Masonry Contractors
And
Reedy Realty
Phi Pobletts
Reid Fauntleroy
Renee Downs
Chezonaire
Deirdre Ryckis
Janet van der Linden
Jesse Smith
Hampstead
Mary Day
Carroll County Beef Club
Final Washington Star edition draws crowds at Blue Ridge newsstand
The Blue Ridge Newsstand sold out its 60 unreserved copies in minutes as readers rushed for the last Washington Star. Fans spoke of sentiment for the paper and worries about Washington area coverage now that the Star is gone, with some paying ahead and planning to keep copies as mementos.
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Washington Star
Blue Ridge
Peggy Dragovits
The
M’am
Washington
Dragovits
Eleanor Keller
Arlen Fulchler
Sjamsville
Montgomery County
Star
Washington Post
Post
Paul Gordon
Ed Repetti
Adamstown
Comed
Repetti
James Green
Frederick
Washington Area News
the Star
Arnold Simmons
Warm weather and sunny skies across most of the country
A warm, sunny spell is forecast today through Sunday morning for most areas. The northern Plains will stay cool, while northern New England may see rain. The line map shows broad, dry conditions with localized showers possible in the northeast.
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Plains
New England
Frederick County School Lunch Prices Rise Amid Budget Cuts
The Frederick County school lunch program faces higher costs for 1981 82 as federal reimbursements shrink and commodity cuts bite. Elementary lunches jump from 65 to 70 cents, high school meals from 75 cents to 1, and adult meals from 1.25 to 1.40. Officials warn participation may fall 2 0 percent or more, threatening program viability.
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Frederick County
County Board of Education
Ruth Hauver
Kemptown
Monocacy Middle
No ideal method of financing education in Maryland
William H. Wilken told an Annapolis education study committee that no state has an ideal financing method for public education. He warned that state level quality control could induce collective bargaining and reduce local control, noting Maryland's reliance on categorical funding and a shift toward block grants.
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Annapolis
William H. Wilken
Wilken
National Association of State Boards of Education
Washington, D.C
House of Delegates
Ways and Means Committee
del. Lucille Maurer
Montgomery County
Maryland
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Brockman Valley Farm
Joy Pittman
News-Post
Charles Eugene Beach
Hyattsville United Methodist Cemetery
Hyattstown United Methodist Cemetery
National Weather Service
Nomaus
Meres
W.T. Mills
W. Patrick Street
Walter Mills
Frederick City
Woon
Sierra
Jan
Reginalone
Potierl
House
Senate
Arnold Fege
National
PTA
Boards of Education
Fege
AUTO
Ford Motor Co
Michigan
the News
Larry J. Warner
Charles J. van Meter, JR
North Market Street
Monroe Avenue
Fata
the Nautilus Bodyworks
Evergreen Point
Roclon
Garst Paint Center, Inc
East Street
Waembep
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