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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1992

Page

4

Transplant patient Tom Cook lives with donor heart

Tom Cook carries a donor heart, taking eight daily medications to prevent rejection. Cyclosporine and other drugs guard against infection and side effects. Biopsies every six months monitor rejection. Despite waiting lists, donors from Norwich, New York funded part of the $250,000-plus transplant bills. Cook, once ill, now works as a warehouse supervisor and plans a DJ business. A young donor, brain dead after a car crash, remains anonymous but saved his life.

Givan Cook Allied Plywood Corp Plywood Mr. Cook

Police chiefs and officers named for Frederick assignment

Police chief discusses nine patrol districts and notable leaders. Col Bolesta, 51, from Northwestern Traffic Institute graduate, has two commendations and a large family. Maj Raffensberger, 51, Baltimore veteran, helipad unit creator, FBI academy graduate and class president. Dennis Hill praises both as excellent cops. Lt Col Leo Rossiter, 47, PG County investigator head, 23 years service with master’s from American University and bachelor’s from Nova University, with broad command experience.

Northwestern University FBI National Academy Col Bolesta Maj Regis R. Raffensberger Owings Mills Baltimore City FBI Academy Baltimore Dennis S. Hill Baltimore City Police Public Information Division Frederick Leo Rossiter Fhe Prince George’s

Maryland Arts Center Funding Sparks Controversy Over Diverse Works

The Frederick arts center faced pressure from judges tied to the Maryland Arts Council to diversify exhibits amid a funding debate. Officials say misread policy concerns led to controversy while detailing annual grants from Frederick City and County, the state arts council, and the local arts council. The exhibition tackles homelessness racism drug violence and homophobia with hopes the broader issues receive attention.

Maryland Arts Council Wimer State Council Frederick City Frederick County State Arts Council Arts Council Hughes Frederick

Dr Martha Schipper dies. longtime Frederick physician, leader

Dr Martha Schipper, a pioneering Frederick County physician and health official, died after a career spanning roles from health officer to pediatrician. She held licenses in four states, led medical and public health organizations, helped found the Frederick Woman Physicians Group, and served on local boards. A memorial service is planned at Keeney Basford Funeral Home with contributions requested to Frederick Memorial Hospital Development Fund or Hospice of Frederick County.

Frederick County Rock Creek Montgomery County Frederick County Health Department Health Department Maryland Ohio Texas District of Columbia Frederick County Medical Society American Medical Association American Academy of Pediatrics American Public Health Association American School Health Association Frederick Memorial Kees Schipper Suzanne Schipper-Quinn Daniel Taylor Anita Schipper- Caplan Joel Derek Roxanne Lily Martin Paul Schipper Keeney & Basford Funeral Home E. Church St Frederick Philip Tockwell Urbana

Effort to extend unemployment benefits faces political hurdles

Majority Leader Gephardt frames a new bill to open markets and boost wealth at home while Bush’s stance on extending jobless benefits shifts with rising unemployment. CBO projects 6.9 to 7.1 percent this year. Congress already approved 13 to 20 extra weeks, with Rostewakowski-Downey adding 13 more through June 13, potentially reaching 33 weeks of aid.

Richard Gephardt D-Mo Bush Congressional Budget Office Robert Reischauer Congress Unem Mr. Bush

Doctor Cohen Linked to Insanity Trial Over Breeden Murder

Court records show Suburban General Hospital restricted Cohen’s clinical privileges and the Psychiatric Institute investigated his practice. In a Washington County insanity trial, Breeden’s lawyers argued Cohen’s late 1988 to early 1989 treatment failures contributed to his patient’s murder of Shirley Baker on February 11, 1989. They claim lack of anti-psychotic medicine left Breeden increasingly unbalanced and paranoid. Cohen has practiced in Maryland since 1989 and is a certified psychiatrist since 1982. No hearing date is set.

Cook Washington Hospital Center Kennedy Mr. Cook Frederick Suburban General Hospital The Psychiatric Institute Washington County Larry Breeden Dr. Cohen Breeden Walkersville Shirley Baker Wiley Rutledge Baker Cohen Maryland

County panel weighs unspent funds for anti-drug uses

County Commissioners President Ronald Sundergill said a brief discussion on available funds is under way. He notes uncertainty over restrictions and potential need for a new policy. He favors using some money for anti-drug programs and may consider non-law enforcement uses if unencumbered, with a meeting to review all options.

Ronald Sundergill

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