Planned outpatient clinic would hurt Frederick Memorial Hospital
FMH would lose outpatient surgical cases if a freestanding clinic opens in Frederick. FMH spokesman Scott Grove notes 50 60 percent of procedures are already outpatient. Dr Max Burkit warns costs would rise and the hospital would bear charity care, while HSA says regulation would strain the system.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
FMH
Scott Grove
Grove
Max Burkit
Washington Co
Health Services Agency of
Western Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial
Burkit
Hagerstown
HSA
Anita Stup
Parents press school board on Rock Creek transport plan
Parents at Monocacy Middle School questioned the Frederick County Board of Education budget and raised transportation funding for a Rock Creek Center summer program for handicapped children. Superintendent Stuart D. Berger discussed possibly providing busing, while noting high salary costs and a dispute over next year’s raises.
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Rock Creek Center
Frederick County
Monocacy Middle School
Stuart D. Berger
Berger
Boe
Frederick County Teachers Association
Exiled Kim returns home to South Korea
Exiled dissident leader Kim Dae-jung and his wife were violently separated from American supporters by police at Incheon airport and later placed under house arrest. Kim, 59, alleged police beat him. authorities denied violence. A White House spokesman said no reports of violence were received. About 60 to 70 foreign reporters and supporters were briefly held on the plane.
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South Korea
Kim Dae-jung
Kim
U.S
United States
White House
Jim Abrams
Associated Press
Sunny and cold tomorrow forecast note
Weather brief notes a sunny and cold day with a local forecast reference and a national weather map mention. The page also teases a tax assistance supplement and ends with a light aside about aging and a nod to Maurice Chevalier.
Senate GOP weighs Social Security freeze with cuts
Senate Republican leaders edge toward a one year freeze on Social Security benefits tied to about 50 billion in domestic and defense cuts. Dole says bipartisan support could persuade President Reagan to back the plan despite budget tensions.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Dole
Reagan
Congress
Dole
Caspar Weinerees
Prosecutors seek death penalty in Grossnickle murder case
Prosecutors seek the death penalty for Robin Jackson in the murder of Joanne Nancy Grossnickle 22. Her body was found a week after she left her Frederick County home on Labor Day, stabbed in a Prince George's County wooded area. Trial set for March 4 in Prince George's Circuit Court before Judge Arthur Ahalt. Jackson, 39, of Southeast Washington, is represented by James Kenkel. He was linked to the 1984 Nissan and extradition battles. Montgomery County also charges him with burglary related to the victim's apartment.
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Maryland Penitentiary
West Wing
Bernard William Robinson
Charles County
Robinson
Howard E. Lyles
Gene Constantine
Constantine
Joanne Grossnickle
Upper Marlboro
Joanne Nancy Grossnickle
Frederick County
Silver Spring
Miss Grossnickle
Prince George’s County
William Shockley
Robin Jackson
Prince George’s
Arthur Ahalt
Jackson
Washington, D.C
James Kenkel
Miss Grosssnickle
D.C
Prince George's County
Montgomery County
Sertoma honors Mrs. Hughes for Service to Mankind
Mrs. Anna May Hughes received Sertoma Evening Club's Service to Mankind award at Betty's Restaurant on Monday February 4. A Frederick educator and community figure born in 1918, she taught theater at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School from 1966 to 1977 and has a scholarship fund in her name to help aspiring actors. She has led local groups including Braddock Heights, Hood College Alumnae, and the theater associations.
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Hughes
Hood College
Frederick County
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Braddock Heights Community Association
Secondary School Theater Association
American Theater Association
Frederick
NARFE
Service to Mankind Award Honors Mrs Hughes in Frederick
Mrs Hughes volunteers with VISTA tax help the food bank United Way Arts Council and arthritis and talent advisory boards in Frederick. She is a First Baptist Church member active in the Chancel Choir Handbell ensemble Sunday School and church committees and helps the Sertoma Miss Frederick Pageant.
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Iowa
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de von Woodland
National Farmers Organization
America
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National Farmers Union
Carpenter
Maryland
New York
American Cancer Society
Robert McKenna
Society
Lawrence Garfinkel
Garfinkel
Ruth W. Ellis
Montgomery
Sertoma
Teresa Bell
Stockman
Mankind
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