Fort Detrick water plant ruling due by Feb. 8
The future of Fort Detrick’s water plant operation rests with the Board of Contract Appeals at Health Services Command in Texas. A decision by February 8 will determine whether government employees continue running the plant or a private contractor handles the work after AEC underbid Fort Detrick following the A 76 process and land-use disputes.
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Board of Contract Appeals At
Health Services Command
HSC
Texas
Ano Tractor Muss
Advanced Environmental Consultants, Inc
AEC
Pittsburgh
Fort Detrick
Detrick
Col
Mark Hoke
U.S
Beverly Byron
Cal. Hoke
Rep
Byron
Frederick County
Baltimore County
Carroll County
Peggy Costion
Rep. Byron
General Baker
Board of Contract Appeals
C.e.feuerbacher
Baker
Department of Defense
Office of Management Budget
Senator seeks ban on hazing in Maryland colleges
ANNAPOLIS AP A state law maker and Frostburg State College political professor Sen John Bambacus introduced a hazing ban modeled on Virginia law To deter dangerous initiation practices the bill defines hazing as recklessly or intentionally endangering a student health or safety for admission into student organizations It would carry up to a year in jail with felonies facing heavier penalties Institutions receiving state funds would expel hazing offenders and report expulsions to the local state attorney Frostburg already prohibits hazing under a student handbook policy and Maryland campuses have similar preexisting guidelines
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John Bambacus
R-Allegany
Frostburg State College
Bambacus
Virginia
Alice Manicur
Frostburg
University of Maryland At College Park
Chance Megan Birmingham survives after near-freeze recovery
Megan Birmingham found semi frozen and clinically dead after four hours in sub freezing weather. Doctors say she has an excellent chance of full recovery and are cautiously optimistic about potential brain healing as she improves from critical condition.
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Clathe
Kan
Megan Birmingham
Robert C. Mathews
Olathe Community Hospital
Megan
Kansas City
Jane Birmingham
Lenexa
Johnson County
Dennis Moore
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
Tom Birmingham
MontCo hospitals face possible closure
Montgomery County officials warn one or more of the five county hospitals could close if the Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission acts on excess capacity. County Executive Charles W. Gilchrist argues reducing beds by over 400 is likely unjust, noting the 5,000 local jobs and $93 million payroll tied to the hospitals.
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Montgomery County
Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission
Charles W Gilchrist
Legislatve
Gilchrist
Marilyn Goldwater
Sheila Hixson
Judith Toth
Health Services Planning Board
Werner
Harry R. Hughes
Annapolis
Guchrist
Cost Review Commission
Maryland
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Montgomery
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