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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1984

Page

11

Block predicts rapid control of avian flu

Agriculture Secretary John R Block told Senator Charles Mathias Jr that federal actions should ensure rapid control and eradication of the avian flu affecting Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. The letter notes revised rules allowing depopulation of infected flocks and indemnification for owners, plus vaccine development discussions and Bay cleanup funding efforts.

Washington Maryland Virginia Agriculture John R Block Charles McC Mathias Jr Secretary of Agriculture Block Pennsylvania Mathias Beverly Byron 6Th Roy Dyson 1St

Woman wins $5,000 in Frederick consumer fraud case

Frances Morris sued two car salesmen from Carl's Service Center alleging untruthful repairs on a 1972 Volkswagen. Jurors awarded $3,000 in compensatory damages plus $2,000 punitive damages split between Leigh and Wells, with $1,425 in attorney fees to be paid by the defendants.

Frederick County Frances M. Morris Jack L. Leigh Jesse N. Wells Samuel W. Barrick Ms. Morris Pennsylvania Avenue Leigh and Wells Carl’s S. Bentz St. Frederick Barry J. C. Kissin Kissin Montgomery County Leigh Wells Hinkley Marion Burkett Burkett Bill Legh Burkett der Beetle Schmidt Parks Mill Road Morris Barrick Judge Barrick Paul Weisenfeld Robert Wilson Weisenfeld Karen D. Meyer Edward W Fawns G. Edward Dwyer Jr Charlies Lambert Patricia A

Hughes blasts budget cutters in Maryland Senate

Gov Harry R Hughes blasted Senate budget cuts and warned that a 2 percent agency reduction could endanger essential services. He cited potential Medevac helicopter cutbacks in Western Maryland, arguing loss of two Cumberland shifts risks the golden hour for trauma victims and could extend flight times to Fredericksburg. Senator Smelser criticized the rhetoric as political, while editors weighed the committee’s effort to balance the budget without tax increases.

Annapolis Harry R Hughes Senate Frederck Maryland Hughes Frederick Dan McCarthy Cumberland McCarthy Charles H. Smelser Dfrederick Carroll Howard Smelser

Maryland Budget Clash Over Cuts To Aid Programs

Maryland lawmakers clash as budget negotiators propose cuts to state services. Senator Frederick cites targeted areas such as equipment, travel, and communications, with critics arguing reductions harm the poor, elderly, and disabled. Governor cites eradicating rats, geriatric screening, air quality, and Medicaid caps as affected programs.

Frederick Raymond E. Beck R Carroll Baltimore County Cizens Maryland Charmant Laurence Levitan Montgomery County

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