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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1980

Page

3

Farmers press for parity at national AAM meeting in DC

About 1,000 farmers linger in Washington after the first annual American Agricultural Movement meeting. Speakers included Frank LaRue, a former USDA editor, who urged parity for American crops. Rep. Richard Nolan praised the farmers but won't seek re election. Local organizer George Martz invites Maryland farmers to join AAM, signaling continued lobbying efforts through next year.

American Agricultural Movement AAM Washington D. C Frank LaRue LaRue U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA Roosevelt Carter Richard Nolan Minnesota Nolan Washington, D. C George R. Martz Martz Maryland

City bans smoking in hall and lounge at City Hall

James S. Murphy police chief and public works director approved the request unanimously. A resolution was passed to prohibit smoking in the City Hall board room and adjacent lounge. The mayor said enforcement will rely on inducement rather than compulsion, such as removing ash trays and requests. The city previously enacted a smoking ban in the city hall area.

James S. Murphy Public Works City Hall Board Room

City panels legalize unlawful improvements amid zoning dispute

The appeals board granted a variance for height and setback on condition the fence is approved by the historic panel. City officials dispute the move arguing variances are limited to unique or hardship cases. The Historic District Commission regrets their misstep and may revisit the Dorsey’s Towing case at the March 13 meeting.

Appeals Board Bryan Horak Dorsey Appeals Board and Historic Panel E. Robert Bowlus Board of Zoning Appeals Bowlus Historic District Commission G. Bernard Callan Jr Callan Roberts Young

Right to Work Debate Splits Maryland Lawmakers

Maryland lawmakers debated a right to work bill with supporters calling it freedom of choice and potential job gains, while opponents framed it as a union-busting move. Testimony highlighted job stats, union loyalty, and clashes over rhetoric as committees heard both sides. Aerosol can production noted in a separate Oct era item.

Maryland Thomas Robert E. Stroble R-Balt. Co Stroble Baltimore County Teachers Union Dominic Fornaro Maryland-D.c Afl-Cio Fornaro Thomas M. Bradley Baltimore Afl-Cio Sidney Kramer Montgomery Kramer Bradley

Inflation fears push markets down in Thursday trading

The Dow Jones industrials tumbled 18.34 to 868.52 as inflation worries rose. Analysts cite 1.6 percent jump in wholesale prices for January and OPEC price increases, with Volcker warning inflation could worsen before improving.

Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange Saudi Arabia United States Organization of Petroleum Federal Reserve Paul A Volcker Federal Reserve Board House Banking Committee Volcker

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