Cawley Sees Trouble in Agriculture as Farm Bill Looms
Maryland Agriculture Secretary Wayne Cawley warned at the Great Frederick Fair that agriculture remains in trouble nationwide. He urged support for a new farm bill similar to the Farm Bureau proposal and noted continued cooperation between eastern and western Maryland legislators. The event included Lt. Gov. Currans and confirmed annual $10,000 state funding for harness racing at the Frederick Fair as long as the program continues.
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Maryland Secretary of Agriculture
Reagan
Farm Bureau
Frederick
Wayne Cawley
Maryland
Joseph Currans
Cawley
Annapolis
Baltimore
Currans
Frederick Fair
Weisengoff
Frederick County 4H Beef Swine Sale Leads Great Frederick Fair
Frederick County 4Hers will auction 25 pigs 39 lambs and 57 steers at 7 p.m. Thursday in the beef show ring as part of the 24th annual Frederick County 4H Beef Sheep and Swine Sale at the Great Frederick Fair. Grand champion steer Doug Favorite Rocky Ridge 4-H Club and reserve Wayne Shaffer also shown. Maryland fair officials expect record attendance aided by sunny warm weather with near 80 degree highs and cool nights.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland State Agricultural Fair Board
Robert Jarboe
Jeanne White
Angus
Doug Favorite
Rocky Ridge
Wayne Shaffer
Bill Holloway
Pennsylvania
Tracy Miller
Wagner Brothers
State funds back two S and Ls to lift limits on withdrawals
Maryland pledged almost 19 million dollars to John Hanson Savings and Loan and Fairfax Savings to raise net worth for FSLIC insurance. John Hanson received 11.25 million and Fairfax 7.5 million. Officials said FSLIC seal could appear Friday, ending May 14 withdrawal caps of 1000 dollars per month and returning thrifts to normal operations for its 4000 depositors.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Savings and Loan
John Hanson Savings and Loan Association
Fairfax Savings Association
State Board of Public Works
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
FSLIC
Harry Hughes
John Hansen
Global storms Fabian and Gloria tracked in Atlantic
Miami reports Fabian weakening as it drifts into the Atlantic while Gloria moves west from Cape Verde. Forecasters say Gloria remains far from the U S coast and unlikely to strengthen. In West Germany an explosion at Munich state police HQ injures none. Bolivia imposes siege as inflation debate continues. A Pacific earthquake near Mexico City measured 7 8 magnitude and was felt in southern Texas.
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Miami
Fabian
Atlantic
Gloria
Cape Verde
Africa
U.S
Gil Clark
National Hurricane Center
Coral Gables
Clark
Munich
West Germany
Hermann Schern
Schern
LA Paz
Bolivia
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Texas
U.S. Geological Survey
Mexico City
Frederick BPW winners honored by club group
Ellen Lennox and Nancy Adkins reap top awards from the Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club. Sports notes credit Stan Goldberg and Gail Rolls while the weather page hints at sunny warm conditions and a map on page.
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Ellen Lennox
Nancy Adkins
Frederick
Touching All the Bases
Stan Goldberg
Gail Rolls
U S Soviet Talks Resume as Star Wars Policy Divides
In Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union reopened arms reduction negotiations after a two month pause. Viktor Karpov warned progress hinges on U S willingness to seek effective solutions while Max Kampelman stressed the goal of agreement and stability. The talks precede Reagan Gorbachev summit and center on space based defenses, with both sides blaming each other for poor results so far.
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Geneva
Switzerland
U.S
United States
Viktor P. Karpov
Max M
Kampelman
Reagan
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Kremlin
Strategic Defense Initiative
Time Magazine
Weir says terrorists ready to kidnap others
The Rev. Benjamin Weir said captors who held him 16 months are ready to kidnap more Americans and to execute the remaining six hostages if their demand for freedom for 17 Kuwait prisoners is not met. He described four released captives and noted uncertainty about two others. He spoke five days after his release, warning terrorists are not willing to wait much longer.
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Washington
Benjamin Weir
Kuwait
Weir
Terry Anderson
David Jacobsen
Lawrence Jenco
Thomas Sutherland
Peter Kilburn
William Buckley
Reagan
Watchdog Renn Receives Inaugural Watchdog Award
Austin P. Renn of Adamstown was honored with the Frederick County Builders Association first Elliott Haines Memorial Governmental Watchdog Award during the annual meeting with Frederick County Commissioners. Renn, 87, a longtime critic, praised Grange roots and criticized county policy, calling the board “rapists” of.
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Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
Elliott Haines
Frederick County Builders Association
Frederick County
Renn
Elliott Haines Jr
Haines
Bob Hilton
Association
Galen R. Clagett
J. Anita Stup
Richard L. Grossnickle
Sterling Bollinger
David Rice
Builders Association
County Board
Dan-Dee Country Inn
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Becky Beashear
News-Post
Iva Lee Johnson
Carenll Manor Fire Company
Carroll Manor
Richard T. Meagher
John Hanson
S&l
National — World
Coast
Inside the News
Franklin
Karpov
Yuri A. Kvitsinsky
Alexei A. Obukhov
John G. Tower
Maynard W. Glitman
Watchdog
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