Urbana Lions Club Charter Night Planned in Frederick
Urbana Lions Club organizes Charter Night at the Moose Club in Frederick on April 21 with hospitality at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. Delegations from Ce follonor Middletown Myesville New Market Yellow Springs Thurmont visit after a district meeting led by Deputy District Governor Merril Burgee.
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Actress Agnes Moorehead To Speak In Montgomery
Agnes Moorehead will present Come Closer and Tell You An Earful a one woman show April 6 at 8 p.m. at Walt Whitman High School Field House Bethesda in Montgomery County as part of the third annual cultural lecture series by the Department of Adult Education. She is noted for Citizen Kane The Magnificent Ambersons and television work and holds a Master of Arts and four doctorates.
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Medicare Kit Helps Track Doctor Bills and Deductible
Medicare beneficiaries can request a free information kit to record doctor bills and monitor when the $50 annual deductible is met. W S King, Hagerstown Social Security district manager, announced the kit includes a record folder and two leaflets explaining payment methods for medical insurance claims and which expenses count toward the deductible. The kit assists tracking bills with date and amount, then notes that after meeting the deductible the plan pays 86 percent of reasonable charges for covered expenses for the remainder of the year. New beneficiaries receive the kit upon signup. existing coverage holders may request it by mail. Cannon Avenue, Hagerstown.
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Senate OKs Car Inspection Bill in Maryland
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland Senate approved a plan requiring annual safety checks for cars over two years old. The system uses current inspection stations with $1 stickers sold to stations, who then charge $3 to $6 for the inspection. New cars would be inspected at sale and exempt for two years, part of Gov Agnew backed traffic safety package expected to raise about 1 million dollars annually.
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