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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1981
Page
3
Meese and Weinberger said new MX missile options may be delayed or pared, with decisions due in weeks. They emphasized ensuring value over quantity and predicting no major effect on the 1983 1984 budgets as Reagan returns from his ranch.
Montgomery County police and FBI agents seized 56 machines and two trailers at the Montgomery County Fair. Three people were charged with keeping a gambling table and theft by deception. William Kelaits, Wanda Lynn Boyd, and Shirley Ann Buxenstein were arrested. bonds posted ranged from 500 to 1,000 dollars. Investigators said the Mighty Dozer game offered no chance at large prizes.
Cindy Hackett reports a residential property annexation would sit unused for up to five years until rezoning can occur. Young criticizes county border growth, urges cooperation to curb scattered expansion, noting the county’s view of the urban area has shifted over decades.
ANNAPOLIS AP A proposal to shift funds from Maryland open space to farm land preservation drew opposition from natural resources officials. Louis N. Phipps Jr deputy secretary testified delaying land acquisition while meeting farm land needs could hinder the open space program begun over a decade ago. He noted the state has purchased development rights to 7 800 acres at over 900 per acre and has acquired almost 300 000 acres of forests and park lands with 100 000 more needed to meet goals. local governments have added 104 000 of 197 000 acres toward open space targets.
Fair week kicks off with entries including Candy Wicker and Jeannie’s Magic Cow. Mindy Johnson and Lisa Burdette place in bridal and nursing categories. VIP tractor drivers thrill hundreds as Ed Tummey wins the contest. 4 H awards, tractor pulling, beef sale, and Navy band entertainment cap the night. Basil Wisner cites transfer tax receipts near 27 million and calls for farm program funding.
James warned that without increased state funding the farm preservation program may fail, leading successors to wonder what ancestors did to destroy the source of life. He emphasized the need to protect farming as a vital resource and cultural heritage.
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