Death study started here in Maryland ongoing effort
Maryland attorney general and Johns Hopkins University launch a four year initiative to improve end of life care by reducing pain and legal barriers. Researchers will survey patients and health workers statewide to assess advance directives pain management and incentives for hospitals to provide better comfort and legal protections for doctors prescribing narcotics.
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Annapolis
Maryland Attorney General’s Office
Johns Hopkins University
Ruth Gaare
Johns Hopkins University Bioethics Institute
Jack Schwartz
Maryland
J. Joseph Curran Jr
Hopkins
Local graduates and honors span multiple Maryland areas
Diana Spittell of Monrovia earned a bachelor of arts in social work from Alvernia College in Reading, Pa. Singanore High School graduate 1993. Apryl Cantrell of Frederick graduated cum laude from Allegany College of Maryland. Ralph Mobley of Walkersville named to Wheeling Jesuit University dean's list. Melanie Thompson elected secretary of West Virginia Wesleyan Class of 1998, a Linganore High School 1994 graduate and Wesleyan Scholar with a full-tuition scholarship.
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Diana Spittell
Monrovia
Alvernia College
Reading
Michael
Nancy Spittell
Singanore High School
Frederick
Apryl Cantrell of
Allegany College of Maryland
Cumberland
Ralph Mobley
Walkersville
Wheeling Jesuit University
West Virginia
Thompson
Melanie Thompson
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
W.va
Richard
Linda Thompson
Linganore High School
Wesleyan
Martin to Attend Lycoming College
Karen Martin plans to attend Lycoming College in Williamsport Pennsylvania. She is the daughter of Tom and Sally Martin of Frederick and a 1997 graduate of Frederick High School. She earned principal's honor roll and was named Frederick County Distinguished Scholar and Maryland Distinguished Scholar. She received a Valedictorian Scholarship from Lycoming.
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Karen Martin
Lycoming College
Williamsport
Tom and
Sally Martin
Frederick
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Maryland
Lycoming
Wonder Book & Video Ad Promises 12 000 Channels Nearby
An ad promotes renting or buying videos with 12 000 channels starting at 99 cents to 2.49 per week. It pitches watching what you want, stop and start on your schedule, and lists topics like Kids Family Classics and Docs. Locations are 1306 West Patrick Street and Prospect Plaza 425 South Jefferson Street with two phone numbers and nightly hours.
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Wonder Book & Video
West
Patrick Street
Toys R Us
Prospect Plaza
South
Jefferson Street
Patriotism essays sought for July 4th feature
The Frederick News-Post invites readers to submit brief essays on patriotism reflecting experiences or thoughts for the 1997 July 4th holiday. Include name, address, and phone number with submissions to Nancy Luse, 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21701-0578, or by fax 301-662-8299 or letters@fredericknewspost.com. Deadline is June 28.
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Nancy Luse
Frederick News-Post
E. Patrick Sr
Frederick
Fredericknewspost.com
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Dean's
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Bliss Wonder
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Paolo
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