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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1986

Page

12

Simons Launches Democratic Bid in District 17

Arlene Simons executive director of the Community Housing Resources Board announces a campaign for Maryland's legislature from District 17. The Rockville resident sits on the Maryland Department of Economic and Community Development Advisory Commission and the Maryland Housing Policy Commission, citing a push to preserve the Democratic majority as she runs to fill the seat vacated by Mary Boergers. District 17 covers Gaithersburg Rockville and Garrett Park.

Rockville Arlene Simons Community Housing Resources Board Inc Maryland Casey Bars Gaithersburg Simons Department of Economic and Community Development Advisory Commission Annapoli Mary Boergers State Senate Maryland Housinng Policy Commission Harry Hughes Fredenck County Garrett Park

Doctor faces new Medicaid fraud charges in Maryland

A Hagerstown pediatrician, Bruce E Weneck, 33, was indicted by a Baltimore grand jury on 15 counts of Medicaid fraud and theft for falsified invoices from 1981 to 1985. The case stems from earlier February indictments and involves five years minimum, with multiple misdemeanor and felony charges. arraignments set for June 16 in Baltimore City Circuit Court.

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Gramm Rudman sword threatens library system

Baltimore area remarks by Sen Charles Mathias Jr at Johns Hopkins University warn that the Gramm Rudman Hollings balanced budget law threatens library systems. He cites Library of Congress cuts, labor reductions, and material-purchase curbs, urging preservation of scholarly access and his papers for objective study.

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Mathias gifts political papers to Johns Hopkins Library

Senator Charles Mathias of Maryland donates nearly three decades of congressional materials to Johns Hopkins University. The papers cover his service in the Maryland House, four terms in the House, and three in the Senate, with correspondence to every president since Eisenhower. Steven Muller announces the gift at a Friends gathering, highlighting the collection’s Civil Rights, environmental, and foreign relations materials and its value to future historians.

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