Advance toward second artificial heart implant at Utah
Doctors near broader use of the artificial heart after the University of Utah approved guidelines for a healthier patient to receive the device and permit a portable heart drive. FDA expected to approve these guidelines within 30 days as seen with the earlier Clark case who died after 12 days on the device.
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University of Utah
Barney Clark
Food and Drug Administration
University Institutional Review Board
University
John Dwan
Clark
Seattle-area
Former Sen Frank Church Gravely Ill To Undergo Surgery
Former Idaho Senator Frank Church described as gravely ill will have surgery this week at Memorial Lions Kettering Cancer Center after tests. Church 30, a four term Democrat and former Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair, was listed in fair condition and admitted Sunday. Governor Evans said Church was gravely ill and prayed for his recovery.
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New York
Frank Church
Idaho
Memorial Lions-Kettering Cancer Center
Tas Rempel
Church
John Evans
Boise
Nicaragua claims incursion by troops amid rebel support
Nicaragua says Honduran troops crossed the border with rebel fighters as part of a US plan to derail the Sandinista government. In Costa Rica, Nicaraguan rebels urged alliance with Honduran groups. Foreign Minister D Escoto alleged Sunday border patrol attack showed Honduran complicity.
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Mardi Gras Weather Outlook With Cold Wave
The brief notes a cold front after Mardi Gras with much colder weather for several days. Forecasts show clear skies, frigid nights, daytime highs around 38 and 30s, strong winds, and a cutoff of ferry service. regions listed include Frederick, Howard, Montgomery, and nearby areas with sharp temperature drops.
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Howard
Montgomery
Senos
Senny Trarstey
Mets
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Ae Ani Comberton
Mryuewn
Owkiowd
Wenminster
Baril Lester
Snow and ice grip Frederick County roads
Frederick County faced its first major snowfall of the year Tuesday night. By 6 am Wednesday two to four inches had fallen in areas while the county's snow emergency plan remained in effect since 6 pm Tuesday. State and county crews pushed snow and salted roadways with 90 men, 31 dump trucks, and eight graders on the job, while SHA workers cleaned state roads and shoulders.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick Barracks
Ronald O. Linton
County Highway Department
Linton
Ed Feeser
State Highway Administration
SHA
Feeser
Frederick County school budget seeks 10 percent pay boost
The Frederick County Board of Education proposes a 65.6 million dollar budget for next year, about 10 percent above this year’s 59.4 million. The plan prioritizes teacher salaries with a 10 percent raise, pending school board and county commission approvals, and includes hearings for public input.
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Frederick County
Harold K. Keller Jr
Maryland Assembly Opens With Focus On Schools Bay Cleanup
Maryland lawmakers return to Annapolis to begin the 1904 session aiming to fund schools and state programs, clean the Chesapeake Bay, and avoid tax increases. Governor Hughes signals possible funding plans while awaiting the state of the state address on January 18. House Speaker Cardin and Senate President Steinberg expected to win re election. Delegate Mitchell notes bay cleanup funding remains pivotal even as tax hike debates loom.
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Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Senate
House of Delegates
House
Benjamin Cardin
Melvin Steinberg
Harry Hughes
Clayton Mitchell
D-Kent
Mitchell
House Appropriations Committee
South Korea demands apology before unity talks begin
South Korea rejects North Korea proposed talks unless Pyongyang admits responsibility for the Rangoon Burma terrorist bombing that killed 17 South Koreans, including cabinet members. North Korea has officers convicted. Seoul demands apology and punishment before any dialogue.
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South Korea
Seoul
North
Burma
Sohn Jae-ahik
Sohn
North Korea
Rangoon
County Commissioners face conflicts of interest amid private ventures
Frederick County leaders balance public duties with private businesses as J Anita Stop runs no outside holdings besides mowing while Richard Grossnickle and Charles Smith own dairy farms and invest in real estate. Sterling Bottinger oversees a mortuary and roadside market. all acknowledge potential conflicts but expect to avoid unsavory voting. Galen Clagett notes ethical safeguards and abstentions in sensitive cases as commissioners pursue full time public service.
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Village Pharmacy Inc
Frederick City
Richard L. Grossnickle
Charles C. Smith
Grosenickle
Brooklown
Frederick
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Sterling E. Bottinger
Thermont
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Grossnickle
Grosmickle
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