Frederick doctor fights firing over hospital group clash
Dr. Brackett, an emergency physician, claims she was terminated by Fortuna heads the Emergency Medical Associates group with no medical cause. She fought to stay in Frederick, seeking staff review and a contract, while contending the firing stemmed from nonclinical factors and management disputes.
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Frederick
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Joseph A. Fortusa
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Fortuna
Larry Romané
Frederick Memorial Hospital
University of Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Fortua
Corporation
Boston University Hospital
Carroll County General Hospital
Frederick Memorial
FMA
Washington, D.C
Kiutts
FMH
Guild approves Sunpapers contract
Baltimore workers in The Baltimore Sun papers ratified a three year contract with The A S Abell Co to avert a strike. The agreement raises top reporters pay from 485 to 522 weekly in year one 560 in year two and 800 in year three while average annual increases total 7.8 percent.
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Sunday Sun
Anion
Josie Swagger
Guild
Israel wary but hopeful after U S F 16 pause
Israel Responds to Reagan U S move suspending four F 16s over 1952 arms pact. Deputy Defense Minister Mordechai Zippori calls it a misunderstanding to be explained, says self defense is Israel’s view though future actions depend on Jerusalem not outsiders. Foreign Ministry calls decision serious. Prime Minister Begin appears with cautious stance.
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Mordechai Zippori
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U.S
Zippori
Reagan
Menachem Begin
Reagan Wooing Union Leaders To Back Tax Plan
President Reagan invites about a dozen labor leaders to the White House to press support for his three year 25 percent personal tax cut. Roy Lee Williams of the Teamsters heads the invited list as indicted but elected to serve a full term, with others signaling willingness to back budget cuts and economic policies.
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Reagan
White House
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Teamsters Union
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Israel election shadow over raid rhetoric and secrecy
In the run up to the June 20 election Shimon Peres accuses Begin of suborning national interests to win votes over the Iraq raid dispute. Begin counters by releasing a May 10 letter in which Peres reportedly expressed strong opposition to a military strike.
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