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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1982

Page

5

Uncertainty on how to end flooding of Owens Creek

A Maryland federal and state conference led by Rep Beverly Byron failed to agree on Owens Creek flood solutions near Thurmont. Officials debated widening the creek to 60 feet versus dikes or berms, while environmental groups warned such channels could harm fish. Army Engineers signaled permits possible if all parties agree. a follow up meeting is planned with local residents and officials present.

Owens Creek Washington Maryland Frederick County Beverly B Byron Frederick Quens Creek Thurmont Sion Thurmont Area US Fish and Wildlife Service Environmental Protection Agency Franklinville Road Army Corps of Engineers Charles Smelser Wary Williams Art Kneer Eugene Bollinger James Dunmyer The Army Engineers Glenn Kinser SS Fish & Wildlife Service William Hoffman Lawrence Teller

Health complex eyed next to Citizens Nursing Home

A county study group may recommend a new multi purpose health complex beside Citizens Nursing Home. Five county staff are evaluating the plan, including Montevue Home, the Commission on Aging, health department, and planning officials. Members named include Ridget Afinar Uaratd W Keller Jr, James R Shaw, Martha T Schipper, Lawrence W Johnson, and Patricia A Throne.

Citizens Nursing Home Citizens Montevue Home Commission On Aging Jeprtimant Ridget Afinar Uaratd W

MontCo BoE member Elizabeth Spencer honored

Montgomery County School Board member Elizabeth W. Spencer received an award from the Elementary School Administrators Association for steadfast dedication to valued educational principles. The organization named Mason A. Nelson as outstanding administrator for his work in ensuring schools receive needed resources. The group also praised twelve retiring principals, listing their names and schools, while planning to report CIP feasibility to County commissioners and consider Montevue Home relocation with a 1.4 million funding plan and a 2.2 million senior center project.

Rockville Montgomery County Elizabeth W. Spencer Elementary School Administrators Association Association Mason A. Nelson Shipman Charles Appel Poolesville Edith Adams Montgomery Knolls Hazel Bennett Lone Oak Charles Conroy Strathmore Wilma Becky) Combs Arcola James Connor Westbrook Tse Gaillard Bethesda Kelly M Guido Cresthaven Pyle Mary Mauers Rolling Terrace Maria Monisera New Hampstore Estates Caroline Ray Flower Valley Walter Ray Farquhar Keller Montevue Commission On Aging Health Department CIP Annapolis Health Systems Agency of Western Maryland

Paramedic wins suit against Emergency Physicians

In Gaithersburg a district court awarded Cohen 400 for wrongful termination by Emergency Physicians, finding no reason for firing him. Cohen, a cardiac rescue technician, had contract duties tied to the Frederick hospital group and declined a part time offer that would have cost his state certification. The ruling ordered payment of the remaining salary due under the breached one year contract.

Gaithersburg Advanced Life Support Council Frederick Stanley Klaven Cmntormant Cohen Cowen Baltimore Pikesville Wavarlay Deva Pradarink Emergency Physicians Seth Frederick Memorial Shady Grove Hospital al Adelman Kraven

Barnes bill offers alternatives to RIF firings

Rep Michael D Barnes proposes the Faw Reduction-in-Force Practices Act of 1982 to curb indiscriminate RIFs. He cites a 93,000 decline in non defense civilian jobs and 12,000 firings, with up to four times that many forced out. The bill would require labor management groups, government wide placement, and use job security to curb waste. Ten major federal employee unions have endorsed the legislation.

Washington Michael D. Barnes Dath Montgomery County Barnes American Employees Union

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