Economic Squeeze Hits Hopkins Medical School
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine faces a deep deficit tied to a $4.3 million university shortfall. Federal grants have fallen 28 percent since 1965, student costs rise, and endowment limits threaten programs and faculty. Hospital finances sag amid charity care, bad debts, and limited reimbursements.
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Montgomery County Opposes State Takeover of School Debt
Montgomery County School Board president Thomas S. Israel urges citizens to oppose House Bill 861 which would shift major portions of school building debt to the state. The measure could curb local control by placing decisions under the Board of Public Works in Annapolis, with debt service benefits to subdivisions. The board seeks to strip the construction provisions for study by a special commission next year. Separately, the district will aid 18 year olds in voter registration by coordinating with election officials and informing seniors of registration centers at Montgomery Mall Wheaton Plaza Silver Spring Hecht Chevy Chase Woodward Sears White Oak.
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Demo Leaders Ask Delegation Meeting
Sweeney named Maryland’s first chief judge of the new statewide District Court to start July 1. Gov Mandel announced the appointment after Senate President James declined. Sweeney, 44, brings a decade in the state law department and prior housing court and district court service.
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Marvin Mandel
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D-Harford
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Francis B. Burch
Robert C. Murphy
Mandel denies D C Transit plan involvement
ANNAPOLIS AP Gov Marvin Mandel reiterates his administration is not involved in a measure granting Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority condemnation powers over any transit system. Administration sources say the bill targets D C transit and could cost Maryland up to 20 million dollars to buy an out of state bus line. Lt Gov Blair Lee I says Mandel told him he would not engage but he may lobby as a private citizen.
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Ohio
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