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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1985

Page

10

Frank Remsberg joined Maryland Dairy Shrine induction

Frank Remsberg of Middletown was the 33rd inductee into Maryland Dairy Shrine during the Sire Power Open House near Lewistown, part of the 22nd annual Maryland Dairy Shrine meeting. He was a longtime farmer, trumpet player, and leader in local dairy and civic groups, with Brook Lodge Farm cited for top Holsteins and续 award history.

Frank Remsberg Middletown Maryland Lewistown Frank Remsberg Locvale Hickoryvale Farm Brook Lodge Farm Renn Tommy Doug Frederick County Farm Bureau Middletown Valley Grange Frederick Farmers Cooperative Maryland Holstein Association Brook Lodge Mes Remsberg Life Henry Wallace Christ Reformed Church Maryland State Guard William R. Powell James Hill Ted Ridgely Jack Remsberg Sire Power Buck Shaeffer Shaeffer Lloyd Greene Carroll County Buddy Decker Washington County Dairy Shrine Renn Remsberg Doug Remsberg Helen Remsburg Jefferson Becky Brashear

Farm bill seen as Reagan veto bait in 1985 clash

Washington The emerging farm bill threatens three year record farm subsidy spending and is viewed as prime veto bait by President Reagan. Agriculture Secretary John Block said the budget exposure is growing and outlined admin backed changes including cuts to income support and dairy price supports, plus elimination of a program.

Washington Congress Reagan Agriculture John Black Senate Block

Standby plan would curb crop production despite high cost

Officials discuss a B-6 standby plan for mandatory crop production curbs while conceding subsidy spending would exceed 35 billion over three years. Block says targets are unlikely to be met, but advocates aim to reduce the Senate bill's 60 billion plus price.

Block Senate Agriculture Committee

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