Chestnut War Signals Need for Volunteers at Sugar Loaf Mountain
The Sugar Loaf Mountain Bulletin reports an eighty year chestnut war to save the American chestnut from extinction. Stronghold Inc. seeks volunteers to plant seeds and seedlings, with dues for individual members at ten dollars and groups at one hundred. Researchers like Albert Dietz and Sandra Attagnostakis affirm long term blight resistant programs, urging enlistment to sustain Sugar Loaf and Chestnut Research.
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American Chestnut Program
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National Geographic Society
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Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
New Haven
Anagnostakis
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Dualization of Md 55 and Md 7 Advocated by Editor
Readers discuss road safety and the need to finish dualization of U.S. routes 55 and 7 and Md 55 to reduce accidents. They cite drunk driving, driver education, and heavier traffic on U.S. 15, arguing safer, separated highways would lower death and injury rates and improve overall road safety.
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Pro Life Debate Sparks Public Letter in The News-Post
Dr. John M. Ladino laments abortion foes and defends pro life as life preserving. Kenneth Foote’s views are labeled as illogical while RTC supporters are accused of anti religion and anti constitution stances. A March 6 ambulance commendation closes the letter.
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Frederick
Maryland Synod
Charles Spicknail
Soviets test Allied air defenses over NATO and U S space
Washington column reports increased Soviet aerial surveillance and NATO incursions, detailing MiG overflights, deep penetration near France and Florida, and alleged U S radar gaps. Cites CIA NSA and Pentagon sources. notes Reagan era focus on defense holes and potential public disclosure.
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Frederick women elected to Maryland federation offices
Three Frederick Women were elected officers of the Northern District Maryland State Federation of Women’s Clubs at a session in Hagerstown. They are Mrs Floyd R Yomnkim as president Mrs Elmer E Dixon as secretary and Mrs George A Holland as corresponding secretary.
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Maryland State Federation
Alexander
Hagerstown
Floyd R. Yomnkim
Elmer E. Dixon
George A. Holland
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