Dairy farmers mull Milk Diversion signup in 1985
Maryland dairy actions center on the Milk Diversion Program running Jan 1 to Mar 31 1985. Farmers must sign up at ASCS offices by Jan 27 and actual leases by Jan 30 31. Officials note variable participation and emphasize contracts are binding for 15 months with $10 per cwt paid for contracted reductions.
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County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Frederick County
Anne Mossburg
William Cram
Maryland
Ascs Committee
Crum
Howard County
Jack Corbett
Jan Staley
Carroll County
Walt Bay
Jeanie Miller
Montgomery County
Laura Ann Whitley
Doug Tregoning
Washington County
Ralph Fisher
Fisher
Ken Shiffler
Self help milk program draws mixed reactions in Frederick County
Dairy farmers debated the Milk Diversion Program as a 15 month effort to cut production by about 10 percent. Farmers like Jesse Burall weighed signing despite mixed signals from cooperatives urging more milk while others, including Larry Grossnickle and Franklin Gladhill, weighed personal operation needs and market risks.
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U.S
John Black
Frederick County
Jesse J. Burall
Monrovia
Bural
Burall
Congress
Burail
Dairymen Inc
Larry Grossnickle
Middletown
Grossnickle
Blair Penn
Capitol Milk Producers
Penn
Capitol Milk
Franklin Gladhill
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers
Gladhill
Washington
Maryland-Virginia
Burali
Loudoun Memorial elects officers and chiefs in 1984
The Loudoun Memorial Hospital medical staff elected officers and department chiefs for 1984. Chief of staff is Dr. Michael H. Willoughby and vice chief is Dr. George S. Poehlman. Department chiefs include Anesthesia Dr. Brian McAlary, Dentistry Dr. F Douglas Herbert, General Medicine Dr. C Snyder ITI, Internal Medicine Dr. S N Amari, Obstetrics/Gynecology Dr. F Akbar, Pathology Dr. William C. Silberman, Radiology Dr. Martin Fleming, Surgery Dr. Randall L. Harrington, and Acting Chief of Emergency Medicine Dr. David W. Caley.
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Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Leesburg
Michael H. Willoughby
George S. Poehlman
Willoughby
Tulane University
New Orleans
Foehiman
University of Missouri Medical Center
Department of General Medicine
Brian McAlary
F. Douglas Herbert
D.D.S
C. Snyder
Martin Fleming
Randall L. Harrington
David W. Caley
States section of Appalachian Trail not affected by transfer
The National Park Service will transfer about 250 miles of the 2100 mile Appalachian Trail to the Appalachian Trail Conference, but Maryland remains unaffected. ATC will manage 30 000 acres of trail across eight states, with 18 000 members and headquarters in Harpers Ferry. The move marks a major co operation between federal and private groups as land protections continue.
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National Park Service
Maryland
The
Park Service
ATC
Department of Natural Resources
Its
Congress
Harpers Ferry
W. V2
Laurence R. van Meter
van Meter
IRS to Offer Six Frederick County Tax Workshops
The Internal Revenue Service will conduct six workshops in Frederick County to explain 1040 and 1040A forms. Registration costs $3 per workshop through the Board of Education adult education program. workshops are free for all ages. Sessions at Frederick Community Center, Frederick High, Seton Center Emmitsburg, Brunswick, Gov Thomas Johnson, and Walkersville high schools with dates from January to March. To register, use the Adult Education Spring Brochure or call 694-1829 for details and forms.
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Internal Revenue Service
Frederick County
Board of Education
Boe
IRS
Frederick Community Center
Frederick High School
Seton Center
Emmitsburg
Brunswick High School
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Walkersville High School
Frederick Newsography staff roles listed in masthead
The document lists the Frederick News staff and roles including George B. Delaplaine Jr as President and Publisher, Fred J. Archibald as Associate Publisher, Myron W. Randall as Vice President and Treasurer, Edward F. Mull as Advertising Director, Philip W. Hammond as Controller, William H. Main Jr. as Business Manager, and Marlene B. Young as Secretary.
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George B. Delaplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene B. Young
Byron Says Budget Deficit Top Domestic Priority
Congresswoman Beverly Byron declares the 98th Congress will focus first on government deficits and Lebanon and Central American issues. She supports balanced budgeting, may back tax increases with spending cuts, and expects debates on natural gas decontrol and Kissinger commission findings. She plans a re election bid amid primary opposition.
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Byron
Congress
Washington
Beverly B. Byron
Frederick
Lebanon
U.S
Kissinger Commission
Maryland
Public Service Commission
Annapolis
Maryland Board of Elections
Snow and Rain Forecast Across Regions
The National Weather Service predicts snow for Thursday in North Dakota and the Great Lakes region. Expect rain in the Southeast and northern mountains. Mild conditions are forecast for the Southwest.
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National Weather Service
North Dakota
Great Lakes
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Uieo
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Mossburg
Ken Wisner
Wisner
Ms. Mossburg
Loudoun
Frederick Hochstetteer
News-Post
the News
David Richie
Richie
Erie Erie
Niagara
Oliver Hazard
Lake Erie
Erie
Sess
Md_ AP
Lucian Warren Frederick
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
Rair
National Weather
Serace
Noaa
US Dept of Comm
Hartz & Company
Frederick City
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