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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1996

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3

Maryland to post doctors background data for consumer access

Marylanders will gain spring access to physicians background files including disciplinary and malpractice records via dial up and later the internet. The database will list medical schools attended specialties board certification and any disciplinary actions or malpractice claims. Some doctors warn privacy concerns and data nuance could mislead patients or unfairly taint reputations.

Baltimore Maryland Docenes Youoe Daews Willio HEAL Areration Office Timothy T. Flaherty American Medical Association

Animals are partners in human achievement

AP report profiles Roger Caras, animal advocate and ASPCA president, his Baltimore County farm life with many animals, and his view that animal domestication enabled human advancement from food and transport to culture and technology. He notes his writing career and predicts criticism for his thesis.

Freeland Roger Caras Mr Caras American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Mr. Caras Jane Goodall

Ballys Threatened Suit Upsets Maryland Harness Deal

Ballys Entertainment threatened to sue Cloverleaf Standardbred Owners Association to block sale of Ocean Downs and Rosecroft to Delaware owner Bill Rickman Jr. The threat prompted Cloverleaf to abandon the Rickman deal and pursue Ballys instead. Officials warned a court fight could shutter tracks for years, but Cloverleaf leaders said the Ballys option risked more harm to racing in Maryland.

Berlin Bally’s Entertainment Inc Horsemen’s Association Maryland Delaware Cloverleaf Standardbred Owners Association Ocean Downs Rosecroft Bill Rickman Jr Bally The Salisbury Daily Times Dover Del Cloverleaf Bally’s Prince George's County Lionel Massey Jamenite Rickman Bennett Borman D-Wicomico Worcester Ie Bally Bozman Maryland Racing Commission Niasyey

Garrett County Ends Sunday Dry Policy Headline

Avilton restaurateur Emmett Williams celebrated Garrett County voters approving Sunday alcohol sales on November 5. A quirky election and a lucky location let his restaurant legally serve liquor on Sundays, with about half of 20 early diners taking a complimentary champagne glass. Williams declined photos to avoid offending teetotalers.

Avilton Emmett Williams Garrett County Fcont Illiams Baptist Baptist Church Williams Mudge Michel Martiiano Robert C. Jones Cumberland Patricia

Sunday liquor sales debate ports in rural county

A restaurateur in a conservative county hosts Sunday wine tasting and notes a modest share of sales. Residents and clergy express mixed views on Sunday sales while nearby voters reject the issue in most districts, including Deep Creek Lake area, stressing tourism impacts and personal choice.

Jones Williams New Germany State Park Washington Deep Creek Lake

St Johns College Celebrates 300th Anniversary in Annapolis

St Johns College marks tricentennial with lectures seminars and a Lafayette visit gala ball burial of a time capsule and special events. The liberal arts institution traces its history to 1696 with 400 Annapolis students and 350 at a Santa Fe campus. Professors are tutors and the curriculum centers on great books and oral exams.

Annapolis St. John’s College Marquis de Lafayette Daniel J. Schoos University of Pittsburgh St. John’s King William's School Santa Fe N.M Euripides Aristotle Ptolemy

State aid denied for Takoma Park college linked to church

Maryland Board of Higher Education again rejects Columbia Union College for state aid citing strong Seventh-day Adventist ties. The college, with about 1200 students, requires 44 of 88 trustees be church members and attendance at services for enrollment. Lawyers say the school is an accredited institution with secular functions, challenging the ruling.

Takoma Park Maryland Board of Higher Education Columbia Union College Takoma Park College U.S. District Loyola Notre Dame Baltimore Mount St. Mary's Emmitsburg Columbia Union State Board Jeff Welsh AULA Welsh Board of Trustees Liberal Arts Columbia Unio R. Hewlett Pate

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