Nursing shortage stretches Frederick FMH again
Frederick Memorial Hospital faces ongoing nurse shortages driving frequent emergency room bypasses. Critical care units lose staff to higher pay in nearby counties, leaving patients waiting and prompting calls for more beds and higher salaries. Hospital officials stress bypass preserves care quality while seeking relief.
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Terry Shook
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Washington Metro
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Students explore parenting course shift in school
Teenage boys and girls join child development classes as they discuss parenting, sexuality, and changing gender roles. Boys lead preschool activities while observing or watching films on parenting skills. girls and some boys join discussions with Bob Hanson on contemporary issues and dating, living together, and dual careers.
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Bob Hanson
Gearheart
Madison Avenue
Med
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Jobless rate holds at 7 percent in November
The Labor Department reports unemployment at 7 percent for the third straight month in November. The household survey shows 131,000 new jobs, but the jobless pool grew by 172,000 as the labor force expanded. The economy’s trend hints at slower improvement than Reagan officials had projected for 1986.
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Reagan Administration
Labor Department
Three And accident on I-70 near New Market claims Germantown man life
Early Sunday on I-70 near New Market Martin William Brill 24 of Germantown died as a passenger when his car was hit head on by a wrong way driver Ronald L Wasserman Jr 28 of Baltimore. The other driver Douglas E Richie III 23 of Mechanicsville was in a westbound vehicle and in serious but stable condition. Investigator Dfe J J Smith of the Frederick County Sheriff's Department continues the probe as the county death toll reaches 36 versus 3 last year.
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Germantown
Martin William Brill
Grotto Lane
Ronald L. Wasserman Jr
Baltimore
Douglas E. Richie III
Mechanicsville
Richie
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J.J. Smith
Frederick County Sheriff's Department
Prospective Hall plans alter housing mix amid traffic concerns
The Prospect View project would add 1 acre of homes and 744 apartments to Prospect Hall, attracting older residents and possibly easing crowding. The Overlook plan shifts to single family homes with larger yards and fewer multiunit blocks, likely drawing buyers with more cars and less green space. Local attorney Stern argues density cuts could lessen community impact while a developer study on traffic supports the change. New zoning may exclude the western 17 acres now zoned for industry.
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Ius
Costam Adler
Columbia
Seymour B Stern
Stern
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Senate and House plan blue ribbon probe leadership panel
Senate remained unsettled as Attorney General Meese works on a formal appeal to Congress. House leaders Wight and Michel propose a blue ribbon panel to coordinate inquiries. A supercommittee of 13 members is discussed, while Dole aides say arrangements are not yet finalized.
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Edwin Meese
Congress House
Jim Wight
Texas
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Bob Michel
Linois
Wright
Bob Dole
Baker Bird
West Virginia
Personal notices celebrate several local birthdays and anniversaries
Brenda Orson of Walkersville will be celebrating her birthday on Dec 25 with family. Buz Orrison of Wanesyce will mark his birthday on Dec 74. Crumgar and Crom Woodspera celebrate their second anniversary on Wednesday Dec 10.
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Walkersville
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Wanesyce
Crumgar
Serry
Gneveo Crom
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