Temporary Medicaid benefits restored for select Maryland recipients
About 150000 Medical Assistance recipients in Maryland will receive notices by mail detailing temporary benefits for February 20 to February 29 1980. Restored benefits cover dental, pharmacy, vision care, podiatry services and medical supplies for those on Medicaid since December 1975. Preauthorization needed for some procedures. notice and current Medicaid card required. For eligibility info call 1-800-492-6003. questions call 301-383-2660.
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Maryland
United States District Court
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Donald T. Taylor seeks GOP convention delegate seat in Sixth District
Middletown resident Donald T. Taylor, a management consultant and former federal official, files as a candidate for one of three Sixth Congressional District delegate seats at the Republican National Convention in Detroit. Delegates must vote for the primary winner on the first two ballots, then may choose freely. Taylor cites national government experience, defense, energy policy, and tax aid as priorities. He was born in 1929 in Brunswick, served in the Navy during Korea, worked in government roles from 1955 to 1977, taught, and ran a small business. He is married to Nadia, has four children, and has lived in Middletown for 14 years.
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Donald T. Taylor
Middletown
Detroit
Maryland
Taylor
House of Delegates
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Towson State College
U.S. Navy
Reagan edges Kennedy in New Hampshire primary struggle
Reagan won New Hampshire with 30 percent of GOP votes and 13 delegates, while Carter led the Democratic field with 49 percent and 9 delegates. Kennedy faced internal staffing changes as he focuses on Massachusetts and Illinois. Carter maintains momentum with strong Southern movement. Kennedy and Smith discuss shifting strategies, and Kennedy comments on a perceived setback in Manchester.
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Reagan
California
John P. Sears
William J. Casey
Securities and Exchange Commission
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Carter
Brown
County commissioners review audit contract amid bidding questions
Jail & Co. of Frederick will audit the county books for fiscal years 1981 82, with Commission President Mary G. Williams defending renewal of the Linton firm amid bidding concerns. Elliott Haines urged fresh eyes on county finances, while Williams cited continuity and speed. Other actions include a 176300 bid for Scott Key Center utilities, a 39700 outdoor restroom contract at Rose Hill Manor, three Walkersville sewer taps for Geraghty pharmacy, and a 300 signature Buckeystown Fire Squad petition support.
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Commission
Mary G. Williams
Caesar
Linton
Elliott Haines
Myersville
News-Post
Haines
Winchester Hall
Scott Key Center
Frederick
Hawes Construction Co
State College
Rose Hill Manor
Blue Ridge Homes Inc
Walkersville
James T. Geraghty Pharmacy
County officials debate parking tickets and library site plans
County officials plan a workshop on $325 in outstanding parking tickets issued to county vehicles by city police. They discuss the Key Chevrolet site for a new public library on East Patrick Street, parking variance concerns, and the Historic District Commission approval, stressing cooperation but noting the county is not bound by the city appeal board. A separate note mentions a Frederick hospital patient and a 1,000 year old Cahokia settlement in Illinois per National Geographic.
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Young
City Historic District Commission
Bernie
HDC
G. Bernard Callan Jr
M. A. Malik
Trustees DBH Home Faces Red Balance With Medicaid Policy
The Citizens Home will operate at a loss while accepting Medicaid patients under county orders. January shows a $3,000 deficit due in part to five weekend salaries and nursing home dues. A state grant may bring $500,000 to $700,000 next year for building funds. A 50-bed wing plan was reviewed. a second story for Montevue was denied to avoid delaying the wing. Emergency patient transfers to Citizens were approved if needed. The Rock and Roll Jamboree raised $2,254 for the Heart Association.
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Nursing Home Association
William P. Hill
Hill
Fire log details multiple alarms and responses
Post midnight to 10 am fire log notes house, grass, gas leak, railroad bridge and shed fires across multiple locations. Responding units include Juniors, Independents, Liberty, Woodsboro and more with transfers between Woodsboro and Liberty. Also mentions ostrich plumes price at turn of century.
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Sabillasville
ITV
Hamilton Ave
Uniteds
U.S
Rosemont Ave
Sandy Hook Road
Brunswick
U.S. 340
Jefferson
Independents
Bessie Clemson
Fountain School Road
Liberty
Union Bridge
Woodsboro
New Midway
MD 27
Cabbage Road
Canopy setback dispute stalls Shell Oil at Maryland zoning board
The Frederick County Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously denied Shell Oil Co. a permit to build a canopy nine feet from the property line at Md. 65 near I-270, ordering plans to meet the 25 foot setback. The decision followed opposition from Ned Zeiler, neighbor to the Shell site, who argued the canopy would harm his planned shopping center. In other actions, the board denied a 38-foot front setback for a house in Picnic Woods Estates, denied a farm tenant variance, granted minor side-yard variances, and approved auto repair, a nursery, and a meat processing plant proposals in various districts.
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Shell Oil Co
Frederick County Zoning Board of Appeals
MD. 65
Ned Zeiler
Shell
Dean Zyler
Zyler
J. Micheal Day
Dale C. Steinhauer
Picnic Woods Estates
Howard J. Jennings
Gambrill Park Road
Shookstown Road
Robert A. Dorsey
Laddie Court
Green Valley Estates
New Market
MD. 26
Frederick
Stauffer Road
Water Street Road
Walkersville
Edgar C. Wirts
St. Mark’s Road
Jefferson
Carter Reagan win Minnesota caucuses amid New Hampshire focus
In Minnesota caucuses President Carter and Ronald Reagan led their parties with nonbinding straw polls. Reagan carried 33 percent to Bush 30 and Anderson 13 among Republicans, while Carter topped Democrats with 34 percent to Kennedy 6 and Brown 1.7, with 38 percent uncommitted.
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Minneapolis
Carter
Ronald Reagan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New England
Reagan
George Bush
John Anderson
Ilinois
Howard Baker
Tennessee
John Connally
Philip Crane
Iinois
Bob Dole
Kansas
Associated Press
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Walter F. Mondale
Washington
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VFW
Amvets
American Legion
NARFE
Maryland Farm Bureau
Elephant Club
Frederick County
Nadia
Bush
Howard Baker Jr
John B. Anderson
John B. Connally
Texas
Dale
Gerald R. Ford
Walter Mondale
Manchester
Jimmy Carter
Maine
Towa
Cloca
Renn Kirby
Pontiac
FCC
George W. Jaynes
West Tird Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Trading Company
Cahokia
United States
Illinois
National Geographic
the News
A-4
R. W. Boyer
R. J. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty RD
Zoning Appeals Board
Ellyn Hess
Tra
Steinhauer
Mondale
Rosalynn Carter
Richard Moe
Carter-Mondale
Liz McPike
Carter- Mondale
Montgomery Ward
State University
Ntietam Turf Service
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