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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1982

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3

Planners dismayed by terminal idea in transit plan

Frederick County Planning Commission rejected a proposed mass transit terminal costing over 1 million dollars. The plan, presented by County Planner James Schmersahl, would serve city buses Greyhound and cabs with four to five acres needed for site. Total costs: design 450000 in 1983 construction 560000 in 1984 equipment 163500 in 1985. county to fund about 59000 with federal aid covering 938000. State agency likely to return the plan for reconsideration due to insufficient foundation and explored alternatives.

Frederick County Frederick County Board of Commissioners Schmersahl Greyhound Lines Frederick City

Bernstein to leave MontCo board after four years

Harriet Bernstein, one of two Democrats on Montgomery County Merit System Protection Board, resigns after four and a half years. She asked to be relieved of duties and may be replaced by a Democrat or Republican, as board composition favors cross party balance. Chairman Robert Fredlund, a Democrat, and new appointee Richard McKer ron, a Republican, influence the potential replacement. County officials comment on partisanship as a factor in the selection.

Rockville Harriet Bernstein Montgomery County Merit System Protection Board The Council For Basic Education Ouata BiLner Potn Partes Robert Fredlund Poolesville Richard McKerron Bernstein Neal Potter

Rotary Club learns of nursing home care changes

Local Rotarians heard Steve Stymiest discuss the evolution of nursing home care from basic shelter and food to quality of life programs. He noted 600,000 of 20 million Americans over 65 need nursing home services and funding remains the key issue. The talk, at the Sheraton, highlighted rising demand, rehab focus, and high costs near 25 000 per bed, with regulation burdens from multiple agencies.

Pengeace Steve Stymiest Frederick Stymiest the Sheraton Maryland Columbia Union College Board of Education Stymiesz Mu Nutting Westminster Frederick Nursing Center Art Rene Ana Avaralon Slacony Halo Stymiert March of Pines American Heart Association Bruce E. Boyer MSC Corporation Sing Home Seventh Street Thureday

Planning commission rejects ambitious terminal plan

Commissioners back a 4-0 vote to pass on to county leaders that the proposed terminal project cannot be supported without a preliminary needs study. The group urged postponement until justification is clearly presented and the county review occurs before year end.

Schmersahl Planning Commission Commission Bryan Moore Jill Wood

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