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Agee arrested for meat scan
ANNAPOLIS - Walter F.
Agee, a 37 year old Penn
sylvania man, faces 14
counts of operating a bait
and switch meat scheme in
LaVale, Maryland, ac
cording to the Maryland
Department of Agriculture.
Lacy DeGrange, of MDA’s
Weights and Measures, said
Agee was arrested after he
opened another store,
known as the Beef Quarter
Meat Store, in Eoscoe,
Pennsylvania.
The store was opened
during the last week in
November, and Agee was
arrested the next weekend,
DeGrange stated.
Agee, of Indian Head,
Fayette County, has been
released on bail at $75,000.
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The Pennsylvania man
was arrested after warrants
had been issued for his
arrest as a result of an un
der-cover investigation by
MDA and the Allegany
Health Department.
MDA inspectors went in to
Agee’s meat store in LaVale,
Maryland, and purchased
meat. The meat from one of
several purchases was
“Tamined by the Allegany
Northampton
give conservation awards
BY VIVIAN PAUL
Staff Correspondent
WIND GAP Four area
residents were honored last
Friday for their efforts in the
development of conservation
practices in Northampton
County.
The awards were given by
the Northampton County
Conservation District at the
annual dinner meeting of the
county’s agricultural
agencies.
Barry Ott, a dairy farmer
and district director from
1970 to 1979, was given the
Distinguished Service
Award. Ott and his father
were active in early efforts
to exempt silos from the
Pennsylvania sales tax.
Robert Johnson, a
professor of civil
engineering at Lehigh
University received the
Environmental Award to
Mankind. Johnson was cited
for his work throughout the
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 9,1980—87
Co. Health Department and
was found to contain
maggots.
The MDA officials enlisted
the help of Dr. John Bunc,
associate professor of
animal science at the
University of Maryland, who
reconstructed the carcass.
He confirmed the MDA
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county in sediment and
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Mrs. Gertrude Fox was
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Ingrid A. Simke, a
Nazareth Area High School
teacher, received the
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an Environmental education
book used by the County
Conservation District.
The meeting was the
second of its kind combining
the annual meetings of the
Conservation District, the
Northampton County ASCS
and the Cooperative Ex
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The ASCS portion of the
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an award to Kathryn Baxter,
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Agee has been charged
with two counts of false
advertising, one of selling
adulterated meat, two of
false pretenses, two Weights
& Measures violations and 7
of advertising goods with no
intent to sell them.
If convicted on all 14
counts, Agee could face a jail
term of 30% years and a fine
of $10,500.
ag agencies
county director following the
retirement of Arlene Ed
wards in 1978.
Mrs. Baxter held the post
for several months before
Judith Noyalas joined the
staff.
Donald A. Seipt, president
of the Extension executive
committee announced that
the office has been fully
staffed since the ap
pointment of Gregory Solt as
agent in charge of dairy and
livestock programs.
Elected to a three year
term on the extension board
were Seipt, Dorothy Bieber,
and Sally Young.
Elected to the 4-H Center
board were Julie Stark,
Linda Brown, and John
Valkovec.
William Matson, executive
vice-president of the Penn
sylvania Rural Electric
Association, was the guest
speaker.
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