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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1980

Page

3

Kennedy outlines his candidacy in major policy address

Ted Kennedy delivers a blunt, policy driven speech at Georgetown University detailing why he seeks the presidency. He targets Carter's Afghanistan Iran economy and draft policy while questioning Carter's leadership and commitment to social progress.

Washington Ted Kennedy Sen Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Carter Afghanistan Iran Kennedy Democratic Party Georgetown University White House Jimmy Carter

Unemployment May Force Carter to Withdraw Forecast

President Carter may have to drop his claim of cutting unemployment by 25 percent if his new forecast holds. He predicts 7.5 percent jobless by fall, adds 1.7 million unemployed in 1980, and outlines increased spending on public service jobs, reading and writing programs, and private sector initiatives to combat unemployment amid a 13 percent inflation rate. Kennedy challenges Carter with a tough policy agenda and calls for wage and price freezes, rationing, and a UN inquiry into Iran’s grievances, rallying a Georgetown audience.

Washington Carter Labor Department Surafice Kennedy Afghanistan United States Persian Gulf United Nations Commission Iran Cuba Georgetown University Joan Kennedy Kara Patrick Bach

Truck weight bill faces Senate grilling and support

Maryland legislators hear pro and con arguments on increasing axle limits for heavy trucks. Thomas defends the measure as saving diesel fuel while critics warn of highway damage and safety risks. Support includes Slade Caltrider and the agriculture secretary. opponents include Sen Denis and William Zorzi of the Auto Club.

Maryland Thomas State Highway Administration Slade Caltrider Cartrider Caltrider Laurence Levitan Edward T. Conroy Conroy D-Prince Georges General Assembly State Department of Transportation James O’donnell Julien L. Lapides D-Balt. City Timothy R. Hickman D-Balt. Co Trucking Industry William F. Zorzi Auto Club of Maryland Howard A. Denis Montgomery Zorzi Denis Senate Hughes

Grain embargo reshapes Maryland farmers plans and profits

Maryland farmers adopt a wait and see stance on this year's corn and soybean crops as the grain sale embargo to the Soviet Union slows shipments. Farm Bureau official Jack Matthews notes most grain feeds local markets, but the embargo by President Carter impacts prices and storage decisions amid a preexisting surplus. Local grower Allie Messer links the embargo to potential price declines and extended harvest timing, stressing agriculture cannot quickly adapt to abrupt policy changes.

Randallstown Maryland Soviet Union State Farm Bureau Jack Matthews Carter Russia Matthews Afghanistan U.S. Agriculture Department Eppen

City men nabbed for pot charges

Two Frederick County men Mark William Grimes and Irving P. Watts were arrested by Pennsylvania State Police on U.S. 30 near Gettysburg during a drug bust. Police seized 13% pounds of marijuana valued at $6,000 and charged them with possession and conspiracy. bail set at $10,000 each. hearing scheduled for Jan. 30. A 1978 Jeep was confiscated.

Frederick County Pennsylvania U.S. 30 Gettysburg Harrisburg Herman J. Faiola Mark William Grimes Irving P. Watts Frederick John C. Zeep III Grimes Watts Adams County

Cheaper Oil by Using Lead Antiknock Savings

Werner T. Meyer, head of a trade group, argues the United States can cut crude oil costs by as much as 25 percent. He says each pound of lead antiknock saves about 21 dollars per barrel and with lead priced under 1 dollar a pound, five dollars could effectively buy a barrel, given the current roughly twenty dollar per barrel market.

New York United States Werner T. Meyer LIA

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