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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1987

Page

3

Drought aid debated for Maryland farmers without crop insurance

Maryland counties were deemed eligible for drought relief but few farmers could access it as most lacked federal crop insurance. Representative Dyson urged allowing disaster aid without insurance, but the Agriculture Department refused. About 18 000 farmers were affected with only 570 insured. a 30 percent county crop loss was reported. Dyson plans direct grants if Congress approves.

Maryland Frederick U.S. Department of Agriculture Agriculture Department Farmers Home Administration Dyson Congress

Restoration Tales of Jim Blank and Bob Garst in Frederick County

Roy Meachum recalls his farmhouse restoration with Jim Blank and brother on a yellow backhoe. Sharon relies on Bob Garst for paint insight and bat habitat, praising crafts, plants, bats, and community craftwork while looking to a warm Christmas in Frederick County.

Jim Blank East Fourth Street Frederick Cablevision Jim Sharon Frederick County Blank Yellow Wonder North Market Street Bob Waltz Bob Garst Bob East Street Tom Staley West Virginia Macongahela National Forest North America Jim Blanks Bob Garsts

Biden Simon clash looms over hearings and headlines

Washington filigree about two liberal Democrats, Sen. Joseph Biden and Sen. Paul Simon, on Judiciary Committee roles, a Philadelphia bicentennial hearing, and potential impact on 1988 presidential ambitions. Biden blocks Simon hearing. both vie for foreign policy prominence on shared committees. Defense and foreign affairs notes follow in brief items.

Washington White House Joseph Biden D-Del Judiciary Committee Reagan Robert Bork Supreme Court Biden Paul Simon D-ill Philadelphia Simon Fred Stein We the People Gary Clouser Delaware Democrat Senate Judiciary Foreign Relations Bork Foreign Relations Committee Pentagon Defense Department General Accounting Office

Frederick County Schools Plan Nine Month Term For All Colored Schools

The Frederick County Board of Education will operate all colored schools for nine months aligning with Lincoln High School. Three smaller colored elementary schools may close due to low enrollment with students bused to nearby towns.

Board OF Education Frederick County Eugene W. Pruitt Lincoln High School Governor Thomas Johnson High School Yale University Yale Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Letters to the editor bells keep ringing in Frederick

A reader condemns unsolicited phone calls from sales and charities and shares tips to deter them. The letter praises Frederick News-Post staffer Linda Allnock, commends the Schools Talk Back program, and ends with Bob Hilton reflecting on local growth and policy issues.

Bob Reid Frederick News-Post Sweetness The Frederick Linda

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Roy Meachum Giurgi Jack Anderson Armed Services GAO Bogota U.S State Department Marion Barry Washington, D.C Barry Moscow Pretoria Washington Press Corps United Fralore Syodi News-Post Charles N. Staley National Re-employment Service Benjamin Phebus Frederick Community College Lewis W. Stephens Stephens Old North Market School Margaret A. Hausler Mount Airy Linda Allnock Banner School Karen Mowczko Frederick Post Austin Renn Dobrosky Mike Clem Mary Williams Bob Hilton
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