Congress moves to fast track drought relief bill
Congress aims to quickly reconcile House and Senate versions of a 6 billion drought aid package and send the measure to President Reagan. The House trimmed milk price supports to cap costs at 5.8 billion, while the Senate priced the package between 5.85 and 8.55 billion, with disaster and feed aid provisions for farmers.
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Reagan
Richard G. Lugar
R-Ind
Congress
Agriculture Committee
E. “Kika” de la Garza
Texas
Phil Gramm
Sen. Gramm
Gramm-Rudman
Maryland Farm Losses Highlight Drought Toll To Delegation
Maryland farm interests told the state congressional delegation that drought could cost about 269 million this year, with corn losses severe and several counties facing tens of millions in crop and livestock damage. Officials urged drought relief without crop insurance requirements, plus expanded livestock feed aid and milks price safeguards.
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Senate
Sen
Paul &. Sarbanes
Maryland Department of Agriculture
Frederick County
Caroline
Carroll
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Anne's
Frederick
Robert Walker
Department of Agriculture
Frederick County to pilot child abuse prevention for third graders
A proposed Frederick County public school program would educate third graders on recognizing and reporting physical and sexual abuse and neglect. With a $10,000 state grant, the plan includes two instructional videos, role play, and guidance for teachers on talking about private parts and safety, with five schools testing in the fall and expansion planned if approved.
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Frederick County
Jean Flory
Frederick
Weather snapshot and campus notes headline
The report lists Western Maryland weather with sun and heat, hazy nights, and highs in the 90s and 20s in a quirky page play. It notes Griff's Comedy Club as an alternative to bar scenes and introduces Father Kem as the new rector at Mount St. Marys Seminary with an interview on the page.
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John Hanson drug woes persist at apartments dedication
Tenants at John Hanson Apartments criticize a Friday dedication of a $2.7 million HUD project as unfinished and deceptive. Baltimore police report 13 drug sellers and 23 buyers arrested since January at the complex, while residents say crime remains common near a concrete wall dividing the site from West Sixth Street.
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Debbie Bowie
Mother charged after bringing shoes to son in jail
Wilma Sue Hudnall fifty of Springhill Florida was arrested in Middletown after a sheriff’s dog found marijuana among her son Thomas Hudnall’s belongings at the jail She posted a thousand dollar bond and was released Thomas thirty was serving a one year term started in June for theft and faced separate storehouse breaking charges Detention center administrator Greg Baisey said the tennis shoes were delivered during visiting hours around 1 PM via a visitation at the jail
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Wilma Sue Hudnall
Frederick County
Thomas
Hudnall
Springhill
Fla
Sheriff's Department
Middletown
Greg Eyler
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