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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1982

Page

4

Wallace seeks another term on Montgomery school board

Carel F. Wallace of Silver Spring announced her candidacy for a second term on the Montgomery County Board of Education. She cites higher standards, smaller classes, tighter discipline, and tougher attendance as goals, plus her role in MORE studies and landmark funding for the county’s first vocational center.

Carel F. Wallace Silver Spring Montgomery County Board of Education Montgomery County Public Schools Realaerian Cedar Wallace Boe Wheaton Martin Luther King Junior High Gaithersburg Wagner Lutheran Col Hadassah Phoenix School J. Edward Andrews Manuel Citizens For

Frederick City files condemnation for elderly housing plan

Frederick City seeks 65 low and moderate income housing units on East All Saints Street by condemning the Greyhound Bus Terminal and Optimist Boys Foundation parcel totaling about 51 990 square feet. The project aims for private developers to own and run the units within five years, while other condemnation actions on nearby streets progress with owner efforts to improve.

Frederick City Frederick County East All Saints Street Greyhound Frederick Optimist Boys Foundation Inc William duBell duBell All Saints Street Edith H. Elliot Saint and Market Streets

Lee Memorial at Arlington House Storied Civil War Site

The Robert E. Lee Memorial sits at Arlington House within Arlington National Cemetery. Built by George Washington Parke Custis, it links to Martha Washington’s family and Lee’s marriage in 1831. The property was seized in the Civil War and later returned to Custis Lee. Sagebrush is noted as the region’s common shrub, a hardy gray green evergreen with yellow late season blooms and a strong fragrance.

Robert E. Lee Arlington House Hulanhous Arington National Cemetery George Washington Parke Custis Martha Washington Mary Ann Randolph Custis Lee George Washington Custis Lee North America

Nursing home officials clash with Maryland Medicaid plan

Nursing home administrators in the area react with surprise and concern to a Maryland attorney general proposal to bar excluding Medicaid applicants. They warn the plan could threaten operations as per diem funding remains tight. The article notes Citizens Nursing Home accepts Medicaid without conditions while others rely heavily on Medicaid aid. Fines or prison terms for noncompliance are cited as possible enforcement. The piece also references a separate Berkshire Music Center appointment at Tanglewood.

News-Post Maryland Joseph Clem Homewood Retirement Center Genera Homewood West Patrick Clem Citizens Nursing Home Social Services Department Lee Ferguson Citizens Nayeda Kefauver Vindabona Nursing Home Braddock Heights

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