Beck to Run for District Five State Senate
Del Raymond E Beck announced he will seek the new District Five state Senate seat in November. The minority leader of the House, Beck has chaired District 4B for a decade. Redistricting following the 1980 census created a vacant fifth seat in central Carroll and parts of Baltimore County with no current incumbent. Beck, 43, will depart the House to join seven other Republicans in the Senate if elected.
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Maryland Faces Emission Testing Costs and Credit Limits
Maryland mulls delaying emissions testing until July 1983 to save about 30 per car amid federal action, while new laws raise credit card rates to 25 percent and tighten excise tax rules on private car sales. Bankers warn consumers may still pay more through higher interest.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital accreditation and shared service boon
The News reports Frederick Memorial Hospital in Maryland received a two year accreditation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. The piece notes a shared service agreement with the National Cancer Institute and NCLFCRF to expand scanning capacity and reduce equipment use elsewhere, benefiting the Frederick community and ongoing cancer research.
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CT Scanner Use Expands After Need Certificate Granted
Qualified physicians and radiologic technicians operate scanners as hospitals gain a state issued Certificate of Need. The CT scanner, a staple in emergency oncology and neurology care, blends computer tech with X rays to create cross sectional body images.
Nonpartisans win Rockville mayor and council seats
In Rockville voters split between IFR and AFR in Monday elections. John R. Freeland won an IFR council seat along with two IFR allies. AFR candidate Viola Hovseplan and independent John G. Tyner II also gained seats. IFR slate member Steve Abrams led council votes while Douglas Duncan and others trailed. turnout around 4,000 with 52 percent expected not reached.
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Breakthrough in Gene Therapy Reported by Times
New York scientists report a breakthrough in genetic research enabling artificial instructions to fix defective gene signals that cause a deadly inherited blood disease. The method targets the malfunctioning chemical subunit and cancels the erroneous instruction, per The New York Times.
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Net effect of 1982 legislation on consumer costs
The proposal highlights both savings and costs. Auto emissions tests save $30 and vehicle excise tax saves $25, totaling $55 in consumer savings. However gas tax rises 2 cents, average costs include $14 in new credit card interest on a $500 balance and a $14 credit card fee, totaling $62 in new costs. Net out of pocket is $7.
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