Norman Alf Berg, 90; Conservation Expert

Norman Alf Berg, 90, a retired soil and water conservation expert at the Agriculture Department and a national expert on preserving productive land, died of complications from a heart attack March 18 at Washington Hospital Center. An Edgewater resident, he had previously lived in Severna Park.
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Joe Holley

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