Arm Market Report Highlights and Livestock Quotes
Ironclad market summary covers grain export figures led by 065 million bushels with wheat and soybeans near 586 and 389 million bushels. Chief buyers include Japan and the USSR while the Netherlands shows notable demand. cold war trade pressures affect balances. Farm prices for steers heifers cows and veal calves listed plus feeder cattle sale at Four States Livestock Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Ussr
Brazil
West Germany
Cold War and Unfavorable ‘Rade
Maryland
Baltimore
Bettie Inn
Sovieoss
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
F.C
Ratton Med
Wed
Boston
Atlanta
Southeast Mills N/A
Decatur
New York
West Friendship
U.S
Montgomery police seize 16 more in county school drug crackdown
Montgomery County police arrested 16 more people Friday as part of a crackdown on drug use in county schools. Cheryl Lynn Johnson, 18, of Kemper Street Rockville, was charged with possession of marijuana at Robert E Peary High School in Rockville. Johnson is not a student there. Nine students were also arrested including three females and five males for marijuana possession and a 17 year old male for marijuana distribution. Arrests were made in cars parked near the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Cheryl Lynn Johnson
Kemper Street
Rockville
Robert E. Peary
Miss Johnson
Suit Seeks Secrets Protection and Monetary Damages
A suit requests continued court action to seal trade secrets and orders that the matter be conducted in a manner approved by the court. Plaintiffs seek punitive damages totaling 10 million dollars and permanent sealing of the information.
Police docket charges six for failing to destroy temporary plates
Six persons were charged in Peetonick City Eats eve mday night with failure to destroy temporary registration plates. Names listed include Variene Troxell Rosemont Avenue David Clememt Rt 1 Myersville Mark Bellet Rt 1 Middletown Beverly Smith Logan Street Basil Clem Rt 4 Frederick Mark Smulles Middletown and Terry Thomas South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetonick City
Variene
Troxell
Rosemont Avenue
David B. Clememt
Rt 1
Myersville
Mark A. Bellet
Rt. 1
Middletown
Beverly A. Smith
Logan
Basil M. Clem
Frederick
Mark G. Smulles
Terry L Thomas
South Market Street
Tax cut and ERA top Senate agenda this week
In a preview of the next to last Senate week, leaders push for extended ERA ratification and a targeted tax cut. House already acted, but a conference committee may return the tax bill for compromise. A $10.2 billion public works bill faces a veto, while ERA votes loom amid party lines and potential reversals by state legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
House-Senate
Humphrey Hawities
Beth Ren
Chessie crew back at work after NAW picket line
Chessie System and other rail workers return to duties after a week of stoppage tied to a NAW picket line. Clerks at N and W halted July 10 over job security as trains resumed with minor issues noted by Chessie engineer M E Minaidi. Vandals damaged a freight train, stealing liquor, and a removed oil pad caused a hot box. BRAC members remain uneasy about strike resolution and government role.
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YMCA
Snaney
Celia Mile
N& W
Chessie System
NAW
N&w
Brunswick
U.S. District
Wayne Austin
BRAC
Austin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arm Market Reports
Waryland Feed
ND Grain Report
John Crothers Jr
University of Maryland
Hagerstown
Feader Cattle Sale
Livestock Sales Inc
Montgomery
Ate
Jake Gary
Utah
Trek
Heted
Birch Bayk. Dind
Byrd
Idaho
Kentucky
Nebraska
Tennesere
Chessie
Frederick —_— at
Fitness Seri Lad
Rd Fol
Eral Emech
Routzahn's
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