Glendening backs smoking ban in Maryland
Governor elect Parris Glendening supports defending Schaefer's statewide indoor smoking ban but hints at possible changes later. He would address bars restaurants and hotel rooms if the court upholds the regulation and agreed to proceed with current proposals while awaiting rulings. The joint appearance also announced Martin Wasserman as state health secretary replacing Nelson Sabatini. Wasserman, former Prince George s County health officer, was praised by anti smoking groups for his role in Smoke Free Maryland and his background includes Johns Hopkins medical degree and Baltimore law degree.
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Annapolis
Parris Glendening
Schaefer
Talbot County
William Horne
William Donald Schaefer
Glendening
Martin P. Wasserman
Nelson Sabatini
University of Maryland Medical System
Sabatini
Wasserman
Montgomery County
Smoke-Free
Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
University of Baltimore
Glendenig
Marty
Eric Galley
American Cancer Society
Galley
Navy academy mulls shorter service for graduates
The U S Naval Academy will ask President Clinton to review a one year reduction in the six year service obligation after an 8 percent drop in applications since the requirement began. Board chairman Fred McClure said the annual report will urge consideration of a five year term as officials cite the burden on 17 year olds and shrinking applicant pool.
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Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
Board of Visitors
Clinton
Fred McClure
Naval Academy
Noel Milan
Academy
Chase Untermeyer
Untermeyer
McClure
Congress
US Military Academy
West Point
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Army
May Jay Ebbeson
Maryland doctor uses cryosurgery to treat liver cancer
A 72 year old Baltimore man became Maryland's first to receive liver cancer treatment by cryosurgery at University of Maryland Medical Center on December 9. The technique freezes cancer cells with liquid nitrogen and ultrasound guidance, expanding options for patients ineligible for traditional surgery. Medical experts caution it is not a universal cure, with about 60 percent five year survival in this disease.
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Baltimore
Maryland
University of Maryland Medical Center
Will Brown
Lynt Johnson
Brown
Mr. Brown
Dr. Johnson
American Cancer Society
T.S. Ravikumar
The
Cancer Institute of New Jersey
Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center
Ravikumar
Robert Kane
Boston
Deaconess Hospital
Kane
Johnson
Salvation Army kettle giving dips across Maryland cities
The Salvation Army reports smaller red kettle donations in Maryland with Baltimore down 30 percent from last year’s statewide $438,000 total. Several cities show declines while Annapolis and Salisbury rise modestly, influenced by store access and weather. Money supports local need in each area and year round work.
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Salvation Army
Maryland
Baltimore
Maj
Danny Morrow
West Virginia
William Mockabee
Cambridge
Frederick
Westminster
Havre de Grace
Cumberland
Maj. Morrow
Annapolis
Salisbury
Hagerstown
Morrow
Frank Gordon
Maj. Gordon
British conductor named music director of New Mexico Symphony
David Lockington 37, associate conductor of the Baltimore Symphony, was hired as music director after an 18 month search. He will lead Albuquerque and Santa Fe concerts in February as NMSO begins its 1995-96 season. The orchestra faces a $670000 long term debt and owes about $129000 to musicians and staff.
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Santa Fe, NM
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
David Lockington
New Mexico Symphony Orchestra
Lockington
Great Britain
Paul Bunker
NMSO
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
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