News brief from Frederick on March 5, 1998
Frederick Maryland edition details a Thursday report dated March 5 1998. The brief covers local happenings including community events and civic updates with emphasis on regional impact. No individuals or organizations are named in the available text.
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Frederick News-Post
Frederick County
Maryland State Police helicopters save lives and spark debate
Survivors praise the state police helicopter program for rapid transfers to trauma centers and critical care, with residents and policymakers weighing funding. The piece compares state police services to a Washington Hospital Center system, noting bills and fees and the emotional impact on families and public officials.
Maryland seeks funds for helicopter inspections and 12th unit
Maj. Lewis asked the Maryland legislature for 2 million more in 1999 operating funds to complete Gr inspections on six UH helicopters bought in 1989. The governor proposed 6.2 million to buy a 12th helicopter, with 2 million for inspections, to avoid longer response times and expanded service areas.
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Maj. Lewis
Maryland Institute of Emergency Medical Services Systems
Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee
Maj
Lewis
Astle
Bell
Parris Glendening
Ray Feldmann
Glendening
House Appropriations Committee
Sue Hecht
D-Frederick Washington
House Appropriations Public Safety
Ms. Hecht
Tyler Myers
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Tyler
Maryland State Police Helicopter Traffic and Interhospital Transports
Maryland State Police Aviation Division reports rare use of out of state helicopters for patient transport from Maryland accident scenes. The 1997 data show 690 interhospital transports. critics urge limiting transports to near accidents and scene work. A 1986 PHH Aviation study urged fixed-wing options to free helicopters for emergencies.
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Dodds
Maryland
Frederick
U.S. 15
Washington Hospital Center
Medstar
U.S. Park Police
Bolling Air Force Base
Syscom
Park Police
MSP
Astle
PHH Aviation Services Inc
Maryland General Assembly
State Police
Martins State
Middle River
Golden Hour trauma airlift reshapes Maryland medevac history
In April 1971 a Maryland state trooper crash and a forecast of critical injuries triggered a dramatic shift toward helicopter medevac for trauma care. The incident, witnessed by James Mause and Governor Mandel, helped cement Dr. R Adams Cowley’s vision of rapid care within the first hour, shaping interhospital transfers and funding debates across Maryland, Virginia, and beyond.
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Andrew
Johns Hopkins
Keesha Beall
Ms. Beall
Maryland
Vinhos
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reyes
Scott
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ms. Stup
Darlene Fogle
Frederick
Washington Hospital Center
Washington
Chris Wuerker
MedStar
WHC
Fogle
Wuerker
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Annapolis
Maryland House of Delegates
James Mause
R Adams Cowley
Cowley
Maj. Lewis
University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center
MSP
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Maryland State Police
Medevac
Thomas M. Scalea
MSP Medevac
Tyler Myers
Sealea
Syscom
Miemss
Scalea
American College of Surgeons
Todd Johnson
Miemss Region 2 Advisory Council
Quality Improvement Commission
Frederick County
Johnson
John Ashworth
Mr. Ashworth
Dr. Scalea
Ashworth
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Legg Law Firm, LLC
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Baltimore Orioles
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Reels Mill
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Thurmont
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Hutzell Curtis & Sheets
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