Heat wave may damage crops in Chesapeake region
Farm Bureau officials warn crops in Maryland and Delaware face damage if heat persists. Officials note no reports yet but expect problems within a week if weather does not break, highlighting reliance on cooling patterns and regional agricultural impact.
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Weather Map And TV Listings Theme In Daily Page
Inside The News page features a weather map and TV listings with sections like Waves and a Weather Map notice. It includes a quotation about a father being a banker provided by nature, attributed as a French proverb, underscoring era style prose.
Area Future Farmers win top prizes in state judging
Several area Future Farmers of America judging teams captured top prizes in statewide contests. The students represented local chapters excelling in career development events and skill tests, showcasing proficiency across agricultural categories.
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Weather Outlook for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
A cold front crosses the region bringing cooler drier air for Friday through the weekend. Western Maryland sees partly sunny hot humid today with scattered thunderstorms and cooling tonight lows near 46 to 62. Friday mostly sunny warm dry with weekend sunny and warm daytime highs around 80s and weekend lows in the 60s. Maryland Mountains expect scattered thunderstorms today then sunny cooler Friday with highs in the 70s to near 80s. Farm forecast shows northwest winds 19 to 18 mph today shifting late Friday. drying conditions fair to good today and excellent Friday. Yesterday temperatures: Frederick 95.7 Cumberland 84.3 Hagerstown 48 Oakland 64 Westminster 94.7.
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Woman dies in Md 550 crash near Woodsboro
Kathleen Snoots Timberlake 40, of Union Bridge, was killed in a single vehicle crash on Md 550 near the Monocacy River Bridge. The 1977 Huick crossed the center line, went onto the left shoulder, and the vehicle burned. Timberlake worked in the Frederick Memorial Hospital emergency room and served as a Labertytown Volunteer Fire Department ambulance member, wife of Maxwell Limbo ride.
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County planners block city annexation land tract
Frederick County planners oppose most of the city plan to annex about 242 acres. The planning commission recommended keeping over 180 acres in the county due to conflicts with county land use plans. A public hearing is set for July 12 with potential automatic annexation if no objections arise within 40 days.
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Planning commission backs upgrades to Frederick County roads
The Frederick County planning commission recommends upgrading the county road system and outlines seven I 70 improvement plans including a new off ramp, a Wilson Drive Shaws Head Monocacy Boulevard link, and preserving Adventist Road as a through road. Public meeting set for 7 30 pm at Frederick High Sebant.
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Reagan Seeks Summit With Chernenko Under Conditions
President Reagan plans to tell the nation he would meet Soviet leader Konstantin Chernenko in a summit only if it is carefully prepared and likely to yield tangible results. White House officials stressed readiness for talks while emphasizing preconditions to improve U S Soviet relations amid pressing calls from senators for more regular high level meetings.
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