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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1998

Page

10

Maryland considers renaming high court to Supreme Court

Maryland lawmakers debate replacing Court of Appeals with Supreme Court to elevate the state’s top bench. Critics say it honors no other state similarly while supporters argue novelty. bill advances 78 to 57, needing three-fifths in 1998 ballot to pass.

Court of Appeals Supreme Court Robert Bell Judicial Branch Dana Lee Dembrow D-Montgomery Maryland High Court New York Supreme George Owings John Arnick Baltimore County

Maryland House panel approves rival plan to insure poor kids

GANNAPOLIS AP An estimated ten poor Maryland children would receive health insurance under a bill approved by a House panel Tuesday. The plan conflicts with a Senate version and risks losing federal matching funds if lawmakers fail to resolve the dispute. Delegates want recipients to help pay for care and seek private donations. governors proposal expands Medicaid with state and federal funds. House members consider private donations and raising the income threshold to 185 percent of the federal poverty level, with family premiums and responsibility scaled by size.

Ronald Guns Cecil Democrat Parris Glendeding Secbenary Maryland Health Gate.’ ‘Foundation

Medicaid expansion proposed to cover 60000 poor children

Associated Press reports Gov. Parris Glendening backs a plan to insure about 60 000 more poor children funded by state aid. The Senate approved the proposal and a House panel backed a rival plan for the same number. Uninsured children split three ways with many not applying for Medicaid. County figures list uninsured and covered totals for Allegany Anne Arundel Baltimore and other counties.

Parris Glendening Senate House Allegany

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