Schaefer launches Medevac system study in Maryland
Gov Schaefer to appoint a commission to probe problems in Maryland's Medevac emergency network. The panel will review helicopter operations, hospital coordination, and the administration of the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services while noting concerns about personnel, funding, and a possible use of state police helicopters for medical missions. Ocean City tourism funding is also discussed to boost business.
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Maryland blacks top in education and income says census
Maryland has the nation’s best educated and most affluent black population, with a median Black household income of 30746 and one in six Black Marylanders 25 and older holding a bachelor’s degree. About 100000 Black households earned 50000 plus, and over 10000 had six figure incomes, largely in suburbs like Prince George’s County where the Black population became a majority in 1990.
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Schaefer denies gag order over Bush call
Maryland Governor Schaefer claimed he expected a White House call to announce welfare reform approval but denied issuing a gag order. Aides and cabinet members described anger over the teleph one call episode and discrepancies between statements from Schaefer and his press secretary.
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Frederick Young Woman of the Year pageant set for July 30
Eleven high school seniors will compete for Frederick's Young Woman of the Year at the J B Kussmaus Theatre on Frederick Community College campus. Sponsored by the Frederick Jaycees, admission is 7 dollars. Contestants are judged on talent presence and composure plus county Board of Education evaluates grades. Winner receives scholarship money and advances to the state Young Woman of the Year pageant. the event has run for over a decade and was once the Junior Miss pageant.
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Sonja Stall
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Laura Gill
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