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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1987

Page

4

Frederick County Budget Sees No Tax Increase Despite Growth

Frederick County officials confirmed a roughly H million boost in the next year's budget with no property tax rate increase. New revenues come from growth, reassessments, and an altered revenue calculation method tied to a fall property tax sale moved to spring, pending Maryland General Assembly approval.

Sheriff's Department Brunswick Frederick County Maryland General Assembly Mark Hoke Frederick

Patients in Britain gain access to their medical records in waiting rooms

A British Journal report describes Wells Park Road Practice allowing patients to read their notes while in the waiting room to foster shared decision making and trust. 90 of 91 patients favored the policy, with physicians and receptionists offering explanations and ensuring no edits or removals.

Tam Wells Park Road London Birmingham England

Survival of MBDA chief fuels race and risk in Washington

James Richardson Gonzales, head of the Minority Business Development Agency, has weathered years of audits and criticism amid suspicions of using grant power for political influence. White House pressure and a looming MBDA SBA merger are seen as keys to his fate. George Hansen, ex-congressman, endures jail-hopping and hunger strikes as he pushes for release. The piece also covers editorials on a four million dollar Hutton parachute and Frederick County education and civil defense developments.

Washington Minority Business Development Agency James Richardson Gonzales George Bush GOP Richardson Gonzales Bush Stewart Harris White House Tration MBDA Small Business Administration Commerce Department Herman Rivera Inspector General Theron Bell Bell Jailhouse Rock George Hansen Petersburg Omaha Neb Alexandria George Risen Robert Fomon E.F. Hutton Fomon

Fifty Years On MES Features Local Properties And Memorials

50 years on MES notes MABEL M Warfield and Dill Avenet purchasing 263 acres south of Urbana for 4000 dollars and planning a country residence renovation. The statue of Francis Scott Key at Mount Olivet Cemetery was cleaned with acid and hoses, greatly improving its appearance after 18 years. A bronze plaque memorializing Emma Vaughan Johnson, longtime superintendent of nurses at the Maryland Tuberculosis Sanitarium near Sabillasville, was unveiled by nursing graduates, with tribute from Helen Wedland and created by Hans Schuler of Baltimore.

MES Mabel M. Warfield Dill Avenet Charles E. Poole Urbana Bennett's Creek Francis Scou Key Mount Olivet Brant Emma Vaughan Johnson Maryland Sabillasville Helen Wedland Miss Johnson Hans Schuler Baltimore

Letters to the Editor on money, politics and judgment

Readers criticize televangelists, military leadership, U S Soviet relations, and local governance. Damon L Barnhart and David Braune weigh ethics and accountability while Joe Bill Kelley faults county officials over budget decisions and education funding.

U.S. Debates Soviet Nuclear Arms Record and Public Info

The author argues the public can access nuclear history from Peace Resource Center and Helen Caldicott. Data shows early U.S. bombs in 1945 and rapid postwar growth with USSR parity or lag in several milestones. The piece notes Marines may not be taught these public facts and urges careful judgment of Soviet power.

Admiral Poindexter Oliver North Robert McFarlane Jason Graoill USMC Soviet Union Jason Grabill Peace Resource Center United States Helen Caldicott Ussr Federation of American Scientists U.S Mr. Grabill

Cones for Kids fundraiser boosts Easter Seals support

Western Maryland Easter Seals thanks Friendly's Frederick Towne Mall for a March 30 to May 1 promotion that raised 4502 dollars. Manager Leslie Mattox and 21 percent of staff helped surpass the 4000 dollar goal as customers donated one dollar for a coupon book offering discounts and two free cones. Easter Seals serves Frederick Washington Allegany and Garrett counties with services like speech therapy and equipment loans.

Maryland Friendly’s Frederick Towne Mall Leslie Mattox Varius Friendly Frederick Washington Allegany Garrett Easter Seals

Frederick County Women's Softball League Opening Tournament Coverage

Reader commends the newspaper for May coverage of the Frederick County Women's Softball League Opening Tournament. Diana Zabetakis noted for excellent reporting. Subscriber praises headline size and overall quality of the women's softball coverage.

Frederick County Diana Zabetakis

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