Unity and cooperation praised at 68th N MPF meeting
The 68th annual National Milk Producers Federation meeting highlighted unity among farmers as key to solving industry issues. James M. Jeffords cited the dairy compromise as a model of collective effort, noting government dairy purchases fell from 16.8 billion pounds in 1983 to 8.5 billion in 1984, underscoring progress and ongoing challenges.
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National Milk Producers Federation
James M. Jeffords
R-V. Jeffords
Jeffords
Unity and Unity: Dairymen urged to promote milk together
The article cites leaders like E. de la Garza urging continued dairy promotion and unity among dairymen. It notes the National Dairy Promotion and Research Board and regional programs, funded by a $200 million fund, to tell consumers what the dairy industry is about and secure a future farm policy through cooperation.
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National Dairy Promotion and Research Board
Jeffords
Kika) de la Garza
D-Texas
de la Garza
Pennmarva
Laura England
YMCA Endowment Fund Promises a Money Machine for Frederick
Dr. Carl Norcross writes that the Frederick YMCA functions as a perpetual money machine via its endowment fund. Gifts from wills and other investments total about 90000 dollars, with future growth tied to bequests. He urges readers to consider updating wills and include a gift to the Y, highlighting ongoing community benefit and long lasting satisfaction.
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Frederick County
YMCA
United Way
Carl and
Elizabeth Norcross
Adamstown
Dr. Norcross
Reagan plans tougher line on Pinochet regime
The United States will tighten its stance on Chile's military government under General Augusto Pinochet. A new policy includes a more public critique, a forthcoming replacement of Ambassador James Theberge, and cautious engagement aimed at nudging political liberalization. The plan envisions delicate talks with regime and opposition, abstaining on some Chilean loan votes, and stronger diplomatic pressure without fully blocking support.
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Washington
Reagan
South Africa
Augusto Pinochet
Chile
James Theberge
Santiago
Pinochet
Theberge
U.S
State Department
Lucette Lagnado
United States
White House
Inter-American Bank
George Shultz
CIA
Ronald Ray Renard
Hawaii
Rewald
Yesterday Items From Files of the News-Post
Weather halted Wick and Brunswick in a snowy day as McCurdy Field lied under eighteen inches. The Shipley Soccer championship drew attention with Brunswick and Wick tied in game two. James Bl Walter, longtime Washington nightclub editor, cited as a source of thrills from interviews with famous public figures. Transient centers were reviewed at a Lions Club meeting led by George Baker Fout and Reverend Ralph E. Hartman.
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James BL Walter
Washington
Frederick News-Post
Walter Winchell
Ted Lewis
Joe Fenner
Kate Smith
Ozzie Nelson
Fred Waring
Isham Jones
James Dunn
Estelle Taylor
Morros Downey
Lions Club
George Baker Fout
Frederick
Willoughby the sheep dog gag photo by Byron family
Twenty years ago Willoughby a pet English sheep dog owned by Delegate and Mrs Byron is shown being shaved as a gag. The Byrons children Kimball and Goodloe are pictured with the dog. June the 19 year old Dutrow and 20 year old Rinehart were named champion Holstein boy and girl at the Maryland Holstein Convention in Towson while Rep Mathias says he contracted to buy a Chevy Chase home but isn’t moving from his New Design Road residence.
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Delegate
Goodloe E. Byron
Byrons
Kimball and
Goodloe
RK. Dutrow
Lime Kiln
John W. Rinehart
Carroll County
Maryland
Towson
U.S
Charles McC Mathias Jr
Chevy Chase
Frederick County
College Mountain
Barry Maloney
Emmitsburg
Foreign language learning grows in Frederick County schools
A reader praises Nancy Luse and highlights Frederick County Public Schools foreign language program. It notes a seven to eight grade start, eight graders’ exposure to Latin French German and Spanish, and four year high school language sequences. The letter cites rising enrollment and active teaching that include travel abroad and cultural immersion.
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Nancy Luse
Foreign Service Institute
United States
Frederick County
Board of Education
Frederick
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