Hughes to push liberal abortion funding in new Maryland budget
Governor Harry R. Hughes, in his first 1985 press conference, signaled efforts to liberalize state funded abortions for poor women, aligning budget language with House proposals though likely to spark Senate opposition. He urged broad access while weighing prison reform, fiscal controls, and social policy amid a looming budget showdown.
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Frederick County delegates pass some county requests
Frederick County's legislative packet faced quick changes on day one of the new session. Some items were approved, altered, or deferred with the delegation preferring governor appointments for the proposed liquor board and allowing ex officio commissioner voting on boards. The rescue mission jail sale emergency measure drew mixed support, while blue laws and excess property disposal faced delays. Commission President Clagett urged more input and lamented limited deliberations with Annapolis.
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Earm f market Reports from Woodboro Jan 8 1985
Earm f market reports list livestock prices for January 8 including springing dairy heifers 600 to 740 dollars, stock heifers 25 to 49 dollars, butcher heifers 38 to 57.50, stock steers 48 to 61.50, butcher bulls 41.85 to 48.25, butcher cows 38 to 46, canners 32 to 37.85, calves 51 to 84, lambs 33 per head, shoats 48.50, hogs 48.50 to 50.10 per 230 to 250 pounds, sows 41 to 43.5, goats 25 to 43 per head, fowl 11 to 19 cents per pound and 2.60 per head.
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