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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1983
Page
3
A 1983 guest column from the Wall Street Journal argues U S farm overproduction harms both farmers and starving populations. It suggests shipping surplus grain overseas as aid instead of cash, potentially winning friends abroad and easing domestic costs.
In Independence Missouri a Wall Street Journal column by Jeffrey Birnham decries the U.S. dairy surplus stored in a vast underground center. It notes 61 million pounds of surplus dairy products, $3 billion in costs, 700 warehouses, and calls for price-support cuts and paid diversion to reduce farming subsidies while warning of political resistance from dairy lobbies.
The Washington Merry-go-round details a Nixon era campaign to discredit journalist Anderson. Seymour Hersh outlines White House fear of leaks, CIA surveillance code named Madden and Celotez, and attempts to pressure sources while denying any assassination plans.
The Men s Club of the Evangelical Lutheran Church held its annual summer outing at Saubles Inn near Taneytown with large attendance. Golf pro Leo Colliflower at Catoctin CC set a 18 hole course record of 67. Hood College to host 300 alumnae for Alumnae Day with choir concert. The Frederick Women s Club plans its second antique show during Heritage Week. Delmar V Brown of Frederick Memorial Hospital named Hospital Employee of the Year.
Letters to the editor express gratitude to many Frederick area businesses and individuals for carnival donations. The piece highlights Mr Earle Arnold of 40 West Exxon, who assisted two college girls stranded in heavy rain after a series of car troubles. He and assistant Carl repaired the car, found lodging, towed it, and did not charge for extra labor, staying past midnight to ensure their safety. The writer urges residents to recognize Mr Arnold’s service beyond duty.
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