Study urges FMH bed cuts amid hospital consolidation pressure
The Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission calls for reducing 5,100 beds statewide to curb costs, risking closures or mergers for as many as 14 hospitals including Frederick Memorial Hospital which faces a cut of 56 beds. The report notes 2,500 unused beds in Baltimore and outlines several county alternatives while FMH undertakes a 25 bed expansion.
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Maryland
Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission
Baltimore
Harry R. Hughes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Washington County Hospital
Carroll County General
Howard County General
Montgomery County
Montgomery General
Washington Adventist
FMH
Kluttz
Raymond Grahe
Washington County
Clagett Spends Beyond His Expense Allocation
Frederick County Commissioner Galen R. Clagett billed $4,010 more than his five year expense allotment. In fiscal 1985 he charged $4,283 with mileage on a county car and MACC related travel. Other commissioners urge clear policies and individual accountability for expense accounts. Clagett argues the expenses cover county duties and travel to promote economic development.
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Frederick
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
Sterling E. Bollinger
J. Anita Stup
Bollinger
Stup
Maryland Association of Counties
MACC
Economic Development Council
Baltimore- Washington International Airport
Emmitsburg
Motor Pool
Maco
Maco Board of Directors
Ocean City
Ae Tha srEesty
Smith
Grossnickle
Frederick County Comptroller's Office
Reagan sees more visitors as recovery progresses
President Reagan, recovering from cancer surgery, receives more visitors and expands his workload as doctors report steady progress. He jokes about death rumors while on a liquid diet and a removed feeding tube. National security adviser McFarlane is added to his visitors as he regains strength.
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Reagan
Washington
White House
Singapore
Europe
Robert C. McFarlane
Frederick and Marya Lead State Little League Chase
In Brunswick Emmitsburg and Frederick area teams continue district play as Frederick and Marya reach state championship rounds. The weather note lists sunny warm today with highs near 86 and lows around 55 as Western Maryland adds map details on page A2 Companions Too opens in Frederick to serve elderly and handicapped.
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Maryland
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Frederick and
Marya
Eastalco Faces Stricter Waste Rules for Aluminium Plant
Federal standards tightening discharge limits affect Eastalco Aluminum in Buckeystown. The plant has twice violated federal bacterial limits due to fecal coliform runoff into the Potomac, traced to peanut oil use. Officials described corrective disinfection, while a state report outlines Potomac basin water quality and 20 year planning. Local towns like Myersville and Frederick face ultraviolet disinfection upgrades to meet compliance by 1986 and 1987 respectively.
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Eastalco Aluminum Company
State Office of Evironmental Programs
QEP
Buckeystown Company
OEP
Marie Haika
Eustako
Potomac River
Ms. Halka
Middle Potomac River Basin
Potomac Basin
Eustalco
Frederick and
Carroll Counties
Washington and Montgomery Countes
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Myersville
Brunswick
Thurmont
Jefferson Myersville
Weller
Grindstone Run
Ms. Weller
Frederick City
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