Maryland Grain Producers Meeting and Crop Outlook Report
The Maryland Grain Producers Association will hold its eighth annual meeting at 10 a.m. on Thursday July 25 at the Queen Anne’s County 4-H Park with exhibits and free grain moisture meter testing. NCGA President Varel Baily of Iowa will speak on grower concerns. Judge Solomon Vist will discuss the Chesapeake Bay Critical Areas Commission’s 1,000 Feet from High Tide plan. Dr. John Marten will explore future world farm competitiveness. A crab feast and barbecue starts at 4 p.m. Tickets at the gate. Maryland stock data show on farm corn up 156 percent YoY. total corn up 103 percent. soybeans up 68 percent. wheat down 3 percent. barley up 20 percent. oats up 19 percent. U.S. stocks mirror gains in corn and soybeans. wheat up slightly. oats down. Maryland yields for wheat, barley, rye forecast to set records. oats at record, rye at record. area harvested at low levels. corn for grain up 10 percent from 1984. soybeans down 6 percent from 1984. Apple production forecast at 5 million pounds, flat with 1984. national peach and apple numbers down from 1984.
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Maryland Feed & Grain Report Grain News
Maryland Grain Producers Association
Queen Anne’s County
Maar Coantraville
National Corn Growers Association
NCGA
Varel Baily
Iowa
Solomon Vist
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
United States
U.S
MDA
USDA
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Worker Dies After 16-Foot Fall In Maryland House
A 21 year old construction worker Todd Alan Rice of Mussetter RoadIjamsville died from injuries after falling roughly 16 feet onto concrete while working on a Fern Lane house in Fountaindale South. He was flown to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown by state police helicopter.
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Fountaindale South
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Todd Alan Rice
Mussetter Road
Ijamsville
Fern Lane
Rice
Wch
Maryland
Impeachment hearing opens for Alaskan governor
In Juneau the Alaska Legislature began historic hearings to decide if Gov. Bill Sheffield should be impeached over alleged steering of a $9.1 million state lease to a political crony and false grand jury testimony. The process features televised sessions, a nine plus member panel, and high profile legal teams.
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Juneau
Alaska
Bill Sheffield
Senate Rules Committee
Bob Miller
Sheffield
Nixon
Senate
Bond reduced for students arrested on drug charges
In Frederick County District Court two out-of-state students faced drug charges after a vehicle stop in Emmitsburg. Schoonover and co defendant Bogina faced possession and distribution counts with bonds reined in to 10 000 and 85 000 personal recognizance respectively. Both are Drexel University students and were ordered to return to school if directed by guardians.
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Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Stephen P. Schoonover
East Main Street
Waynesboro
Scott F.bogina
Third Avenue
Haddon Heights
N.J
Regina
Schoonover
Drexel University
Philadelphia
Liquor board changes spark salary and inspector debate
Frederick county parties debate new liquor board law raising salaries to 5000 for chairman and 3600 for two commissioners while considering adding a second inspector. The attorney general's ruling on Boyle’s pay creates uncertainty as officials seek to align enforcement with the new statute. Orndorff and Powell express cautious optimism about bringing the board into operation. A health note follows about summer calories and activity.
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Myers
Leo Michael Boyle
Frederick
Annapolis
Del
James E. McClellan
D-Frederick
Charles H. Smelser
Carroll
Hughes
Boyle
Smelser
Orndorff
Washington Terminal
Powell
Holt weighs retirement after seven terms in Congress
Baltimore AP reports Rep. Marjorie Holt of Maryland, a Republican, is seriously considering retirement next year after seven terms. She has not decided, but expects to announce before the Sept. 29 annual fundraiser. The Sun cites a source with a better than 50 percent chance she will not seek another term.
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Baltimore
Marjorie Holt
Maryland
House of Representatives
Baltimore Sun
Holt
the Sun
Robert R. Neal
House of Delegates
The
Sun
Neall
Anne Arundel County
Shuttle launch rescheduled for Monday
Challenger engines are ready for a second attempt on Monday at 3 23 p m from Cape Canaveral after a July 12 abort caused by a valve in No 2 engine not closing. Officials plan a seven day mission with return to Edwards Air Force Base California after final engine checks.
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Cape Canaveral. Fla
Challenger
Earth
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Trucks Collide On U S 15 Southbound Ramp
Two tractor trailer drivers escaped injury when their rigs collided on the southbound ramp of U S 15 near U S 340. One truck carrying 20 tons of stone powder caught fire and overturned. Traffic was diverted for six hours as cleanup crews removed cargo and debris.
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U.S. 15
U.S. 340
Frederick County
Willie Leroy Walker Jr
North
Pauley
Mong
Walker
William Cooper
Smithsburg
New Dixie Transportation Corp
Richmond
State Highway Administration
Hahn Transportation
New Market
Virginia
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Douglas A. Noble
Hanover
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McLean
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Grand Jury
Timberline
Cedar Glen
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Robinwood Or
Congress
the News
Frederick, Md
SPA
Columbia
P.G. County
Jatthersburg
Washington DC
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Kstr
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van Ness
Capitol Hill
Rockville
Bailey's Crossroads
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Tyson's Corner
Woodbridge
Pen Hill
Ryeris
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