Flies Strain Farm Neighbors Amid Easter Manure Digestion
Farmers, neighbors clash over fly infestations blamed on manure and warm weather after Easter. Dairy agent Stan Fultz cites right to farm laws and suggests traps, wasps, and pesticides as remedies. Local chicken farmer Jay Myers notes milder winter worsened flies but says he cooperates with neighbors. resident Mrs Hildebrand vows continued control despite environmental concerns.
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Stan Fultz
Dairy Science Extension
Frederick County
Fultz
Jay Myers
Milt Summers Road
Mount Tabor Road
Mr. Sowers
Weather shifts from mild winter to cool Memorial Day rain risk
Mr Woodcock notes a mild winter boosted crop outlook despite a cold front moving from the north. Severe weather already hits northern Pennsylvania as the five day forecast shows partly sunny skies, scattered storms, and temperatures easing to the mid 70s by Friday. Rain chances linger into Memorial Day weekend.
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Woodcock
Pennsylvania
Hospital fund drive fuels community health needs
Charles Snyder chairs the hospital Development Council and led fund raising among groups totaling over 1,800 members who contribute regularly to support community health care needs.
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Charles Snyder
Civil War group mulls move to Sharpsburg Maryland
Residents question funding for converting a former funeral home into an office for the Association for the Preservation of Civil War Sites as options include Sharpsburg and other Maryland locations. The APCWS contends offers came in and funding could come from Maryland’s Program Open Space.
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Maryland
Association For the Preservation of
Fredericksburg
Frederick
Hagerstown
Shepherdstown
Winchester
APCWS
Dennis Frye
Washington County Commission
Gregory Snook
Senate Budget Battle Deepens Over 7 Year Savings Plan
Senate debate centered on a budget blueprint demanding nearly 1 trillion dollars in cuts to reach a balanced budget in seven years. Republicans charged White House leadership was lacking as Hatfield said administration counsel was almost non existent. Daschle backed Clinton veto, noting House moves hardened social cuts. Clinton/Gingrich talks yielded little progress as GOP rejected his $14 billion education and crime funding restoration plan.
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White House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mark Hatfield
Congress
Sen
Charles Grassley
Tom Daschle
South Dakota
Clinton
Daschle
House
California
Oklahoma City
Jordan
Newt Gingrich
Rga
Way Station Plans to Mitigate Mental Health Cuts
Ms O Rear says administration aims to ease funding reductions with a partial plan. Officials target a plan by end of next week. They report state hospital placement costs about 105000 per year versus 27000 per client at Way Station, highlighting funding differences.
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Way
Way Station
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