Mandel says he loves Maryland too much to sell influence
Governor Mandel testified in federal court that he never sold influence for about 357000 in gifts, trips, and bonds. He said only suits and one trip were received personally, while other items went to family or his codefendants. He described loans from the Pallottine Fathers and efforts to repay by hospital stay and new agreement.
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Storms Bring Cooler Weather And Mixed Crop Outlook
Storms and cooler air return this weekend with overnight temperatures dipping into the 50s after weeks of 90s heat. Forecasters predict thunderstorms today with midweek rain chances and highs in the mid 80s. Farmers report moisture shortages on the lower Eastern Shore and northeast Maryland, but crops overall are in good condition with harvests beginning, though drought could threaten corn and tobacco if hot, dry weather returns.
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John D. Witzig
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University of Maryland
Agricultural Extension Service
Brenda Lenhart Crowned Frederick County Farm Queen
Brenda Lenhart, a 1977 Gov. Thomas Johnson High School graduate and dairy farm resident near Thurmont, was named Frederick County Farm Queen at the Jefferson Community Center contest. She spoke on women's roles in agriculture and will represent Frederick County in the state Farm Queen Contest. Runner-up was Joyce Wachier.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
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Harold L. Lenhart
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Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Frederick County
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Harold Lenhart
Marcia Simons
Women’s Committee
Marg Fouche
Postal Service Golden Fleece Award Sparks Congressional Review
Inside The News reports the Postal Service receives a Golden Fleece award prompting A3 Congress to consider a minimum wage hike. Weather outlook shows today’s showers and storms with strong winds, highs in the mid to upper 80s, tonight clearing and cooling, then Tuesday becoming breezy and cooler with sun. An unusual child is one who asks questions his parents can answer.
Carter vows firm U S defense pledge to South Korea
President Carter asserts the U S commitment to the Republic of Korea remains firm as Defense Secretary Brown and South Korea discuss a joint military command and a phased pullout of U S ground forces. A $31.9 billion aid package is outlined to offset troop withdrawals while keeping air and naval units.
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Carter Defends Job Welfare Proposals Amid Criticism
President Carter rebutted attacks on his domestic program from Vernon Jordan of the National Urban League. He vowed real morcy real programs to aid those in need and pitched expanded jobs programs and anti discrimination efforts as central to helping the nation’s poor. He said a welfare revision will create public service jobs and boost employment, stressing administration plans to increase work get programs and decrying the criticism as backward looking.
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