City council approves street project and zoning change
The City Council narrowly approved a North Market Street rebuilding plan including street, sidewalks, and new lights after debate over costs. A new zoning amendment makes zoning law violations criminal offenses with a $50 ticket, easing enforcement. Other business included tax writeoffs, appointments, and budget input sessions. Paul Grafson, son of Frederick residents, earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from California College of Arts and Crafts.
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Maryland Farm Bureau reevaluates embargo support amid rising costs
Free notes farmers face hard borrowing for next year and possible grain shortages if crops aren’t planted. A Frederick grain broker cites wheat contracts at 375 per bushel for 1980, a level seen as unprofitable. Production costs have jumped, prompting the Maryland Farm Bureau to reconsider embargo backing as prices decline and instability grows. Leon Enfield cites the broader farm economy as driving the stance.
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Farmers face tight funds and rising costs in May
The state organization supports the national board decision amid a fragile economy. Enfield says farm price index fell 9 percent while costs for farming rose 14 percent, a 23 percent income differential. Free adds, planting time pressures force careful spending as market instability grows.
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Baltimore shuts about 100 taverns for unpaid liquor licenses
Baltimore residents learned today that about 100 taverns were closed after liquor inspectors enforced a deadline for license payments. Joseph Van Collem, executive secretary of the liquor board, said some establishments were short of cash, but most likely forgot to pay. Licenses ranged from 100 to 1,200 dollars.
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