Susan Gesling Crowned 1982 83 Area III Frederick Dairy Princess
Susan Gesling 18 of Monrovia was named the 1982 83 Area III Frederick County Dairy Princess at the Jefferson Community Center. She will promote milk and dairy products for farmers at various functions and may advance to the state contest in August. Runner up was Shary Moxley 16 of Frederick. other contestants included Susan Hill 16 Emmitsburg and Peggy Burrier 19 Union Bridge. Previous dairy princess Laurie Kline of Taneytown stepped down. Gesling has 9 years in 4-H and belongs to Urbana Girls 4-H Club and the Frederick County Guernsey Association. She tackled a milk promotion question by proposing age specific approaches from 6 10 to seniors. Continued on Page A-?
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Frederick County
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Shary Moxley
Frederick
Gesling
Maryland
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Thelma Gesling
James Gesling
Gary Moxley
Susan Hill
Emmitsburg
James Hill
Peggy Burrier
Union Bridge
Franklin D. Burrier
Laurie Kline
Taneytown
Linganore High School
Ms. Gosling
Urbana Girls
Frederick County Guernsey Association
Beha
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GOP计划弃社保削减引发预算改动
华盛顿报道 道路图因参院几乎必败而被放弃 美国共和党领袖拟修订1963年预算蓝图 放弃三年400亿美元社保削减 反而增拨国内项目 1983年赤字估计为1 150亿美元 众院共和领袖与保守民主党人及温和共和党人就替代预算进行协商 方案示出1983年赤字99 6亿美元1944年及45.7亿美元等数字 并主张削减军费 国内项目及福利开支 无社保削减计划 参院预算委员会主席Domenici表示将拟修改预算 同时恢复此前列入的30亿美元以下预算削减
Thatcher says Argentine reply not encouraging in Falklands talks
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, in a BBC interview, said Argentina's response to the Falklands peace proposal "doesn't look very encouraging" though Britain has not seen the full text. Argentina's deputy foreign minister Ros urged peaceful bridging of differences as British forces reportedly mass off the Falklands.
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Associated Press
Margaret Thatcher
Argentina
Falkland Islands
Thatcher
British Broadcasting Corp
London
Buenos Aires
United Nations
Enrique Ros
South Atlantic Islands
London Daily Express
London Times
U.N
Britain
Independent Television News
South Atlantic
Press Association
Canberra
Falklands
Ros
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Anthony Parsons
Joint Chiefs of Staff
County Farm Bureau backs continued price supports
Frederick County farmers face inflation and economic stress, with the county Farm Bureau backing a National Milk Producers Federation plan to keep price supports while giving farmers more production control. Leaders criticized White House resistance and emphasized urgent surplus action, noting current milk support around 13.28 per hundredweight and penalties if below 13.10.
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Frederick County
National Milk Producers Federation
White House
Saeluae
Joseph C. Free
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Federation
Walter L. Martz
Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Assn
Martz
Campaign to Save Frederick Post Office from Demolition
Rep. Mickey Leland backing a bid to halt the razing of the Frederick post office. He urged Postmaster General Bolger and enlisted other lawmakers while the National Trust for Historic Preservation could step in. James Carroll, the last bidder, has appealed a rejection and a judge has delayed ruling pending protest hearings.
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Mickey Leland
D-Tex
Frederick Post Office
U.S. House of Representatives
Committee On the Post Office and Civil Service
Leland
William F. Bolger
Charles McC
Mathias
R-Md
Paul S
Sarbanes
Beverly B
Byron
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Bolger
William D. Ford
Frederick
James Carroll
Postal Service
Carroll
General Consul
Carrall
Elliott announces candidacy for 4B House of Delegates
Donald B. Elliott, a Carroll Countian who moved to New Windsor 13 years ago, used his morning stop at the local pharmacy for coffee and doughnuts to declare his bid for the Republican nomination to the House of Delegates from District 4B. He said he wants a more direct role in addressing local and national issues, noting long discussions with supporters over coffee.
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New Windsor
Donald B. Elliott
Nominalion Bine
House of Delegates
Elliott
Inside The News There Is No Education Like Adversity
A reflective aphorism credits adversity with shaping character as Benjamin Disraeli, the British statesman, is quoted in a compact line.
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Benjamin Disraeli
Moon Convicted in Tax Case Faces Possible Prison Term
Moon and aide Kamiyama were found guilty by a U S District Court jury of filing false tax returns and conspiring to evade about 162000 in personal income. Moon could receive up to 14 years. sentencing set for July 14. Begin teeters toward no confidence tie as two TELEM members abstain to avoid toppling government.
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Nowaby
Syn Myung Moon
Jesus Christ
Moon
Unification Church
Mose Durst
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
Takeru Kamiyama
West Bank
Labor
Jordan
Hurwitz
Mordechai Ben-Porat
TELEM
Knesset
Israel
Begin
Likud
Labor Party
Space shuttle Columbia rolled to assembly rendezvous at Cape Canaveral
The 100 ton shuttle Columbia was towed 300 yards from its hangar to the Vehicle Assembly Building for mating with its rockets and fuel tank in preparation for a summer test flight. The rollout ran 13 hours late due to miscalculations by ground crews, with a Kennedy Space Center official noting no major problems and blaming technicians’ timing estimates.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy Space Center
Mark Hess
Red Horse Steak House chefs discuss cooking as more than a career
Frederick County Extension Agent Kathryn Jenkins shares foreign food recipes in a continuing series and Sara Woodfield argues mustard marks a Western civilization advance. Jack Anderson profiles a Soviet dissident keeping Judaism alive in the USSR. Ed Waters Jr. concludes a Marine Corps aviation series. Robert Reid presents a tale of a joyful heroine. Eugene Goll questions school prayer. John Starrells examines East Germany’s peace movements.
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Red Horse Steak House
Frederick County
Kathryn Jenkins
Sara Woodfield
Washington
Jack Anderson
Soviet Union
News-Post
Ed Waters Jr
Marine Corps
Robert Reid
Eugene Goll
John Starrells
East Germany
Warm humid weather with approaching cold front
Western Maryland counties expect partly sunny warm and humid conditions today and Thursday with scattered thundershowers and highs in the mid 80s. Tonight will be fair and mild in the 60s while Maryland mountains reach near 80. Winds SW 10-15 mph today, shifting W Thursday, with dry conditions both days.
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Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Ertminster
Ata
Reitharebure
Leesburg
David Leser
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