Milk Diversion Signup Falls Short of Goals Across Nation
National figures show only about 22 percent of dairy producers enrolled in the Milk Diversion Program, with 37 530 meeting cutback targets of 9 3 billion pounds over 15 months. Maryland had 199 enrolled from 2 218 farms, while others like Iowa and Minnesota led in participation. Government officials call the turnout disappointing but indicate the program will continue to ease dairy surplus and support prices despite a growing stockpile and yearly taxpayer costs over 2 5 billion dollars.
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Tom Kay
Maryland
Sandy Nelson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
ALCS
Frederick County
Nelson
Carroll
Washington
Montgomery
Howard
Kay
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Agriculture Department
Richard E. Lyng
USDA
Joy and Hartman Move From Winchester Hall to Courthouse
Joy accompanied by Hartman walked from Winchester Hall to the Frederick County Courthouse on a second floor office. Joy was not handcuffed. His family arrived shortly after his arrest. State prosecutors were given office space by State's Attorney Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr. Dorsey declined to comment on why the case is handled by state prosecutors. Jordan, head of the Investigations Division, noted ongoing communication with prior probes in Frederick County. Past cases include embezzlement of over $150,000 by a banker, a drug-related murder conviction, federal drug smuggling charges, two attorneys convicted of income tax evasion, and a lawyer convicted of cocaine possession. Jordan expects more evidence to surface by Monday's indictment of Joy.
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Joy
Winchester Hall
Hartman
Frederick County
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Dorsey
Jordan
Hanes
Spizler
Samuel W. Barrick
Discovery Place
Walkersville
Barrick
Southern Tavern
Thomas
Barbara J. Rose
Edward SC
Astronauts Test Jet Pack as 303 Foot Separation Watch
McCandless using the Manned Maneuvering Unit moved to 303 feet from the shuttle before turning back while Stewart started his walk over Hawaii about 8 10 a.m. EST. Both crafts traveled at 17 400 mph in the airless void as investigators address bribery rumors and a pending grand jury session.
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McCandless
Hawaii
Stewart
Jerry Ross
City must pay to bury East Street utility wires
Frederick City faces a costly test of an old agreement as Potomac Edison says the city must cover about 100000 dollars to bury overhead wires on East Street. Mayor Ronald Young notes PSC rulings and a 1914 ordinance complicate who pays, with court action possible if needed.
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Bury
Frederick City
East Street
Potomac Edison
Patrick
Second Streets
Hagerstown
DE Sabri
PSC
James Latimer
Latimer
Young
North Market Street
Indictments hit Frederick County liquor post nominee Joy
Allegations surfaced after a month long probe led by Bruce C. Spizler assistant attorney general. One witness a state police trooper testified before the 23 member grand jury in a semi annual session. Joy the liquor commissioner was arrested in Winchester Hall and released on personal recognizance bond.
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Bruce C. Spizler
Thomas
Galen R. Clagett
Central Committee
Holmes
Joy
Ellis G. Carty
Co Actitan
Wever
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