Carroll County Farm Bureau reviews 1984 legislative issues
Carroll County Farm Bureau maps Maryland policy aims with Rep Beverss and Byron Dorr meeting members to discuss national and state topics. They favor a Maryland agricultural voice on the House Agriculture Committee, seek tighter control on sludge use and hazardous waste sites, recycling measures, and increased land preservation funding while flagging budget deficits and a pending dairy and grain bill. Local topics include Hampstead landfill, sewer sludge guidelines, and auto emission debates.
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Beverss
Byron Dorr
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Congress
Byron
Reagan
Farm Bureau
Maryland
House Agricultural Committee
Marland
Royden P Dyson
Marvland
House
Interior Committee
Armed Services Committee
Select Committee On
98Th Congress
Hampstead
State Hazardous Waste Faciliies
Carroll County
William Lauterbach
Lauterbach
State Health Department
Houcksville Road
University of Maryland Agronomy Department
Carroll County Agrcultural
Walter Bay
Agronomy Department
Health Department
Farm Bureau Legis'auise
Donald Dell
Jeff Griffin
Griffin
Howard County
Eldersburg Community Center
Farmers’ Group
Maryland Secretary of Agriculture
General Assembly
Beck
Frederick County
John Armacost
State lawmakers push road tax formula tweaks at Baugher's Restaurant
The Farm Bureau urged changes to road tax revenue allocations to ensure adequate funds for road and bridge construction and maintenance across the state. Beck warned of potential five year litigation if nonuniformity is challenged in federal court while other legislators including Hardenhorn Carroll Howard and Richard C Matthews attended the meeting.
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Beck
Farm Bureau
Baugher’s Restaurant
Lanny Hardenhorn
D Carroll Howard
Richard C Matthews
R-Carroll
States See Teacher Pupil Ratios Rise in Education Report
The document shows ratios improving from 222 in 1972 to 185 in 1982, but Maryland fell three ranks to 27nd nationwide. Mrs Tolliver says Bell’s release is not new but helps comparisons, urging caution in drawing conclusions due to state differences and varied statistics methods. The piece notes national education trends this decade. It also recounts Captain James Cook's onion remedy for scurvy aboard ships, with sailors eating 20 pounds then 10 pounds two days later.
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Maryland
Tolliver
Bell
James Cook
Pacific
Clear Saturday forecast across most of the nation
The National Weather Service predicts mostly clear skies and mild conditions for Saturday across much of the United States. However rain and showers are expected from northern California to the northern Rockies, with colder air crossing the Great Lakes into the Ohio Valley.
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National Weather Service
California
Rockies
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Counties weigh options on sheriff patrol expansion
Budget Officer Harold Keller Jr notes police is costly and towns may scrap forces for deputies. Commissioners discuss Snyder deputization and potential highway patrols by municipal police, while Sheriff Snyder supports expanding the county patrol gradually amid growth. Police can arrest across boundaries to pursue suspects or investigate crimes.
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Harold K Keller Jr
Bollinger Beleves
Snyder
J Anita Stup
Charles C. Smith
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