Block pushes 50-cent milk assessment atCapitol Milk Cooperativ
Washington news reports Deputy Secretary Richard Lyng confirming that Secretary Block plans a 50-cent per hundredweight milk assessment. He warned it may start immediately unless courts intervene, with a possible second 50-cent levy on August 1 if Congress does not act. Dairy leaders urged a flexible, simple program balancing supply and demand while preserving producer freedom.
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New Orleans Plans 1984 Louisiana World Exposition
Building on the Knoxville fair success, New Orleans advances a $330 million 1984 Louisiana World Exposition project along the Mississippi. The plan renovates 25 turn-of-the-century riverfront warehouses and adds new exhibits and pavilions reflecting river culture. Chicago follows with a World Fair tied to Columbus anniversary celebrations.
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Maryland Senate approves vehicle confiscation bill
The Maryland Senate approved an amended drunk driving bill allowing police to confiscate vehicles after a second offense when the driver’s license is revoked. The measure passed 32 14 after protections for jointly owned or borrowed cars were added, with cases where the other owner knowingly allowed a revoked driver to operate the vehicle pending forfeit. Opponents warned of unconstitutional seizure and that the crime is in the driver, not the car.
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Frederick County Eyes Free Cheese Distribution Effort
Frederick County groups weigh a cooperative plan to distribute government surplus cheese and butter to the needy amid spoilage concerns. Officials note potential monthly supplies, volunteer networks, and cost questions while stressing timely action to avoid losing the program.
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Fisher Lecture on Evolution of Human Sexual Behavior at Western Maryland
Anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher speaks on the evolution of human sexual behavior at Western Maryland College on March 30 at 7 p.m. in McDaniel Lounge. The talk outlines questions about mating, sex in humans, love and jealousy, and how early sex contact influenced language and society. A reception and book signing follow. admission is $1.
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