Maryland Dairymen Form Maryland Dairy Industry Associa tion
About 180 dairymen and guests gathered in Frederick for the first MDIA meeting. Myron Wilhide was elected president as the group aims to boost farm livelihoods and make dairy a viable Maryland industry. The focus is the Southeast Dairy Compact to raise and stabilize milk prices across 15 southeastern states.
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Frederick
Maryland Dairy Industry Association
MDIA
Maryland
Myron Wilhide
Wilhide
United Dairy Effort
Southeast Dairy Compact
Annapolis
Wayne Burdette
Denny Crum
Neil Ramsburg
Harold Lenhart
Frederick County
Sue Myers
Carroll County
Boyd Cook
Will Godwin
Janet Shank Stiles
Washington County
William Kilby
Darryl Walker
Baltimore, Harford
Cecil, Howard
Montgomery County
Jeff Moore
Eastern Shore
Edward Crossland
Garrett and Allegany
Lenhart
Ramsburg
Godwin
Brian Perkins
Dairy Management Services Inc
Vermont
Pentagon says Iraqi air defenses may trap pilots
Pentagon officials warn Saddam Hussein has his air defense forces on a higher alert, raising U.S. fear of surface to air missile traps for American pilots. Kenneth Bacon notes the alert level is greater than before Kuwait 1990 as Clinton expands Gulf air power with F117s B 52s and refueling planes.
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Washington
Pentagon
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Kuwait
Kenneth Bacon
Bacon
Clinton
Persian Gulf
Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
Langley Air Force Base
Air Force
Fairchild Air Force Base
Wash
Gulf
Barksdale Air Force Base
Diego Garcia
Indian Ocean
Iraq
FBI closes Flight 800 investigation
FBI officials announced the end of the global inquiry into the TWA Flight 800 crash near Long Island after 16 months, finding no evidence of criminal act. The probe reviewed over 3,000 leads, released a final videotape simulation, and concluded the plane exploded due to non criminal causes.
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New York
TWA
Long Island
FBI
Kennedy International Airport
Leek
Atlantic Ocean
James Kellstrom
Early education benchmarks aim to lift third graders
Frederick County Public Schools develop benchmarks for kindergartners through second graders to reach a goal of 9 percent of students at or above grade level by third grade. June 1997 data show 78.3 percent in language arts and 82.6 percent in math. Waverley Elementary hosts action research to test methods before districtwide rollout, focusing on learner disposition and learning difficulties interventions.
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Frederick County
Elizabeth Morgan
Waverley Elementary
Dr. Morgan
Frederick County revises historic preservation ordinance
Frederick County Commissioners amended the proposed historic preservation ordinance on Tuesday, removing disliked language and sending the measure back to staff for revisions. They plan to vote on it in amended form at the next work session with no further changes expected. The panel trimmed the special merit clause allowing designation without owner consent and lowered district approval from 30 percent to 51 percent of owners and 51 percent of assessed value, sparking debate among property owners and local officials.
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Frederick County
Mark Hoke
Walkersville
John Thompson
Thompson
Erty
Fredenck
Frederick County Council of Governments
Chuck Gun
Frederick County Landmarks Committee
The
Maryland Historical Trust
Change in permit makes quarry accountable
Maryland officials say Lehigh Portland Cement Co. quarry gains zone of dewatering in permit, making the operation responsible for water problems within a 1200 foot corridor and extending to Coppermine and Liberty Roads. Quarry manager Steve Rowe says no complaints exist yet and predicts none. The rule targets dry wells and sinkholes caused by groundwater lowering, with landowners able to seek compensation if faults occur.
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Woodsboro
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Maryland Department of Environment
Rowe
MDE
C. Edmon Larrimore
Coppermine Road
Liberty Road
Larrimore
General Assembly
Baltimore
Carroll
Frederick
HUD grants to fund lead poisoning prevention nationwide
HUD awards more than a million in grants to cities and counties to abate lead in privately owned low income housing. Baltimore gets 2 million, Washington 2.2 million. Frederick not a recipient. Andrew Cuomo invites Harriet Lolie of Frederick to a White House briefing with her father William Harris and attends with Tippe r Gore and Carol Browner as the public education campaign launches.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Andrew Cuomo
Harriet Lolie
Frederick
White House
HUD
Baltimore
Washington
Fred
Erick
Mr. Cuomo
Ms. Luke
ASTM
Wil
Tipper Gore
EPA
Carol Browner
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