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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1992

Page

5

Jefferson man hopes for liver transplant soon

Forrest Gray Jr of Jefferson awaits a donor liver at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a year of deteriorating liver function due to primary biliary cirrhosis. He is on a Maryland wait list with about 30 transplants yearly, facing a possible six to 12 hour operation and six weeks in hospital. Donations fund his proposed $250000 surgery with options to donate and tax guidance.

Jefferson Forrest Gray Jr Johns Hopkins Hospital Haltimore Mr Gray Mr. Gray Tig Gray William Q Miller Frederick Miller Maryland Joyce Tarrant Transplant Resource Center of Tarrant Myrlin Agond Ms. Agond Maryland Department of Social Services Forrest Eugene Gray Jr Margaret Meuse Boyer’ Mill Road Mount Airy Norma Gray Jefferson Pike American Liver Foundation Transplant Fund

Suspension rate up for black students

In Montgomery County, black students were suspended at 11.3 percent in 1991-92, the highest among groups, rising .1 7 points from the previous year. White suspensions grew to 3.2 percent, Hispanic to 6.3 percent, and Asian American to 2 percent as disparities persisted, prompting officials to launch a detailed study for intervention strategies.

Montgomery County Katheryn W. Gemberling Paul L. Vance Gemberling

League Criticizes Ruling On Abortion Ballot Wording

Maryland League of Women Voters denounces Anne Arundel Circuit Court Judge Bruce Williams for requiring ballot wording to mirror the 1991 bill sequence. The ruling, favorable to Vote Know Coalition, orders listing parental notification first and abortion-right guarantees next. The state appeals, with a Court of Appeals hearing set this afternoon.

Annapolis League of Women Voters of Maryland Maryland League Patty Pollard Anne Arundel Bruce Williams Vote Know Coalition J. Joseph Curran Jr Williams Stateourt of Appeals Pollard Willams

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