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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1983
Page
4
The policy would let states require adult children to contribute to indigent parents’ nursing home expenses as a shift in Medicaid cost handling. It aims to strengthen family responsibility, potentially reducing reliance on warehousing elders, though prior state laws already tested child contributions under older rules.
The extension of regulations holds states responsible for supporting spouses and children under 21. The shift reflects a move away from elderly parents living with children, influenced by social security, affluence, and mobility, aiming to renew family bonds and curb costly nursing homes.
The Reagan administration correctly granted political asylum to Hu Na, a one year old Chinese tennis champion who defected in California last July. The move faced State Department and Chinese government objections but aligns with the American principle of protection for those with a well founded fear of persecution.
Washington columnist details alleged political manipulation within the Minority Business Development Agency. He cites orders for competitive contracting ignored, panel stacking accusations, and pressure on regional directors to favor politically allied firms. Inspector General Funk reportedly aware but unresponsive.
Frederick County Commissioners passed a statement backing nuclear weapons nonproliferation and urging peaceful international relations. Coordinators Hanson, McEhrle, Kissin, Burkett, McDonough, Anderson thank board members Galen Clagett Anita Stup Richard Grassnickle and Charles Smith while noting Sterling Bollinger opposed the measure.
Don McEvoy argues against apathy, urging active citizenship and public involvement. He cites Lincoln on war and stresses personal obligation to shape humanity's future, lamenting the quiet generation and a shift toward private welfare over societal duties.
In a forward looking Memorial Day style talk, Don McEvoy, senior vice president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, urges embracing democratic dialogue. He cites Holmes and Donne to stress social engagement over isolation amid student protests and broader public participation.
Yesterday items note Frederick City and County club women preparing to attend the annual First or Northern District Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Cumberland. Delegates and individual attendees will participate, not official club representatives. Also recorded are Frederick County baseball team practice under Bernie Brooks at McCurdy Field and a Poultry Association meeting at the county agent’s office with speeches by Aaron Sell and Prof. Scribner.
On April 14 1963 the Rotary Club of Frederick hosted Young Peoples Day with Middletown Elementary Chorus led by Mrs Rueben N Caplan and Frederick track champion Jack Griffin. Fredericktown Savings Trust named Robert E Gearinger VP and Miss M Margaret Gardner treasurer. Gardner becomes the bank’s highest ranking woman, starting as a bookkeeper.
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