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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1986

Page

5

Maryland leaders weigh tax windfall use and reform

Maryland officials face a windfall from federal tax overhaul with estimates of 117 to 224 million dollars to the state and up to 32 million in the first year. Leaders debate returning money to taxpayers versus boosting state programs, with concerns about equity between wealthy and poorer counties and calls for possible tax reform.

Baltimore Maryland Parris N. Glendeaung Senate Melvin A. Steinberg Baltimore County Washington Congress General Assembly Francis X. Kelly Bes Cardin Glendening Cardin J. Hugh Nichols Howard County Maryland Association of Counties

Artificial heart era dimmed by Schroeder death persists

Louisville doctor Dr. William DeVries vows to press on with permanent Jarvik-7 implants after William J. Schroeder, the youngest and last survivor of five patients who received the device, died. FDA tightens rules for future implants as researchers debate long term viability and transplant alternatives.

Louisville, Ky William J. Schroeder Schroeder William C. DeVries DeVries Mel Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh Robert Jarvik Stanford University Stanford Medical Center Mike Goodkind Humana Inc Heart Institute Humana University of Utah Medical Center Seattle Barney Clark Reagan Jasper Ind Clark Jack Burcham Murray Haydon Leif Stenberg Sweden U.S. Food and Drug Administration Haydon Burcham

FDIC liquidators scramble for odd assets in bank failures

The FDIC auctions off assets from failed banks including a live lion, a bag of gold teeth, 20 boxes of toilet lids, and a race horse amid a surge in closures led by Texas and Oklahoma. FDIC officials say inventory tops 11 billion nationwide as 1986 failure forecasts rise.

Dallas Arkansas Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC Paul Heafy Oklahoma City Healy Texas Kansas Towa Oklahoma Louisiana West Texas Midland Gene Shrode Fhepwort Shrode Kathryn Heiser East Corpus Christi Frank Norris Atlanta Hong Kong Beaty

Groundbreaking at Fort Ritchie for new military complex

Major General John T. Myers and Harvey Hampton break ground for a $2.4 million Fort Ritchie building. Dennis Bureuil and Col. C. M. Fyffe look on as the Corps of Engineers oversees the project. The complex will house the Continental United States Communications Support Activity and 7th Signal Command offices, with completion targeted for July.

John T. Myers 7Th Signal Command Fort Ritchie Harvey Hampton Pikesville Owings Mills Dennis Bureuil Harrisburg Corps of Engineers Col. C.M. Fyffe U.S. Army Garrison United States

School 5-year plan hearing set Aug 11

The Frederick County Board of Education will hold four public hearings on August 11 starting at 7 38 p m in the Momocaty Middle School cafeteria to review the progress of the 1st to 1908 five year educational plan. Daniel Gadra notes objectives including equality of programs pre kindergarten screening and minority student achievement among others.

Board of Education Momocacy Middle School Cafeterium Frederick Comunty Sebool Daniel Gadra Board of Educates

Hood College fellows and sabbaticals for 1986 87

Two Hood College faculty members, Dr. Joseph Dabms and Dr. David Zuckerman, receive Beneficial Hudson Faculty Fellowships to conduct research at Sussex and study employee assistance programs. Three faculty members Dr. Jacqueline Eig, Dr. Karen Kirsch, and Glenda McNeill take sabbatical leaves for study in special education, physical education, and social work with microcomputer education.

Hood College Beneficial Hudson Martha Echurch Joseph E. Dabms Frederick David C. Zuckerman Aring Jacqueline Eig Gaithersburg Asso Ciate Karen Kirsch Middletown Glenda McNeill Columbia Dabms Institute of Development Studies University of Sussex United Kingdom Zuckerman Big

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