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News in Frederick, Maryland

28 Apr 1993

Page 10

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 28, 1993

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10

Montgomery explores police pay hike talks amid budget strains

Montgomery County Council reopens negotiations with the Fraternal Order of Police on a binding arbitration award for a 3 percent cost-of-living increase. The panel also weighs 3 percent COLAs for county employees and career firefighters while decisions on absorbing 1.5 million for teacher adjustments proceed, amid mixed votes and debates over funding and process.

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Rockville Montgomery County Fraternal Order of Police Neal Potter FDP Walter Bader Michael L. Subin Bader Landen D. Pippin The Montgomery County Career Fire Potter Subin, Ewing Isiah Leggett Bruce Adams Montgomery County Education Association
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Washington DC Infant Mortality Falls But Remains Double National Rate

Mayor Sharon Pratt Kelly announced a 20 percent drop in Washington DC infant mortality over three years, to 19.3 deaths per 1000 live births in early 1991, amid programs like Health Start and lead screening. She credited prenatal care, immunizations, and early detection, while noting ongoing Medicaid and welfare challenges. The speech highlighted crime declines and praised Council Chairman John Wilson amid a partially absent council.

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Washington Sharon Pratt Kelly Ms. Kelly Kelly National Centers For Disease Control District of Columbia John Wilson
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Jefferson man in critical condition after liver transplant

Forrest Gray Jr., a 53 year old from Jefferson, Baltimore, rejected a liver received in a April 14 transplant and remains in critical condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He is now on an emergency list for a second liver transplant as soon as possible due to incurable liver disease diagnosed two years ago as primary biliary cirrhosis.

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Baltimore - Jefferson Forrest Gray Jr Johns Hopkins Hospital Gray Jefferson Pike
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