Edward F Holter 78 Dies in Middletown Maryland
Edward F Holter of Middletown died Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 78. A long time agriculture leader and county official, he taught vocational farming, served on the Maryland Board of Regents, and guided youth programs. He was active in the Holstein dairy industry, veterans groups, and local civic clubs including the American Legion and Lions Club. His death ends a half century of public service and agricultural influence in Frederick County.
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Letters to the editor readers write respect faith but doubt educates
Readers recount a circuit court case starting Aug 1977 involving a neighbor dispute, alleged harassment, and prosecutorial decisions. They criticize the state attorney’s handling, describe prior meetings, and note hiring an attorney after nol pros. The letter also corrects a local political misattribution and urges safer school bus routes with a monthly maintenance schedule to save costs. Elizabeth Rebelliott adds a safety concerns note and quotes biblical and philosophical lines.
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Worry, the farmer's lot in 1978 Maryland crops
Maryland farmers face credit, input costs, and weather risks yet 1978 appears to offer strong yields for corn soybeans vegetables and poultry if rainfall remains near optimum. Tax code changes in 1976 helped preserve family farms but foreign investment and potential Soviet demand shifts keep farmers anxious about prices and markets as they await harvests later in the year.
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Unlikely Indian fighter with a western edge on Capitol Hill
Washington correspondent profiles Rep. Jack Cunningham R Washington as an unlikely defender of Indian treaty rights while owning substantial Arizona land. The piece notes his 15 month Capitol Hill tenure since beating Brock Adams for the seat, his anti Indian bills stance, and his land holdings in Yuma County including wells irrigating Cunningham parcels. It cites a water rights dispute with Ak-Chin and points to amendments Cunningham proposed to a settlement bill, one of which would have funded Indians digging Cunningham’s land. The narrative raises questions about motivation and local interests in Arizona.
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