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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1992

Page

6

FCC Nursing Director Named to State Board

Mary Ford from Frederick Community College has been appointed by Gov Schaefer to a four year term on Maryland's State Board of Nursing. She will help evaluate education programs and oversee licensing standards while proctoring exams. FCC celebrates her honor during its 25th year of associate degree nursing and its 40th year of affiliation.

Charles Keller Frederick County Mary Ford State Board of Nursing Frederick Community College William Donald Schaefer Ms Ford Circuit Court FCC University of Buffalo Cassius College Lee J Betts

Sarbanes urges fish passage at Little Falls dam

Senator Paul Sarbanes calls on the Army Corps of Engineers and the Fish and Wildlife Service to restore fish passage at Little Falls dam as a first step to revive Potomac River fish stocks between Little Falls and Great Falls. He notes the area once supported American shad and striped bass and urges design, funding, wetlands creation, riparian plantings, and habitat work with Maryland and Virginia fisheries agencies.

Paul Sarbanes Army Corps of Engineers U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Little Falls Dam Potomac River Great Falls Potomac Sarbanes Little Falls Corps of Engineers District of Columbia Chesapeake Bay Fish and Wildlife Service Maryland Virginia

Lead soil removal questioned in major study

A four year federal study in Baltimore Boston and Cincinnati found removing lead contaminated soil around homes yields only small health gains for children. Experts say most exposure comes from lead paint dust and older houses. EPA official Larry G Reed noted limited impact in Baltimore and Cincinnati.

Baltimore U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Boston Cincinnati Larry G. Reed EPA

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