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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1984
Page
2
Frederick County Board of Education math staff have secured a $4000 Maryland State Department grant to shape K through 12 math content. Paulette Jones and Robert DeVaux unveiled plans for two grade span units and a July staff workshop. Six goals from the state task force guide the Frederick County effort.
A state judicial review commission accuses Judge Bennett of forging Judge Mary Ann Stepler's signature on a 1992 court document to help a teen. Bennett faces 15 days to respond. the Court of Appeals will review and may remove him or issue a lesser penalty.
The Frederick County Public Libraries board schedules a 4 pm meeting on Wednesday May 29. Reports from the Operations Committee cover hours and withdrawn books disposal. Rana Planning Committee chair will discuss the Burr Artz Library User Survey and early Output Measures data from May. Call 654 1613 for details.
The article lists a newsroom leadership roster with George B. Delaplaine Jr as President and Publisher, Fred J. Archibald as Associate Publisher, Myron W. Randall as Vice President and Treasurer, Edward F. Mull as Advertising Director, Philip W. Hammond as Controller, William H. Main Jr as Business Manager, and Marlene B. Young as Secretary.
Kendra, a child with biliary atresia, remains in critical but stable condition after a surgery at Pittsburgh Hospital. Her parents, both 34, await results as doctors seek a compatible liver through the Organ Procurement Center. A large party is planned upon her return, possibly in September.
Personal notice mentions Roy E Ess of Bld and Patrick Frederick associated as a patent of the Baker vs Cooter case in Martinsburg. Details are fragmentary but imply civil matter or filing status involving named individuals and a local jurisdiction.
Painter Charles Shepard explains switching to the MDIPA plan for comprehensive physician services lab and hospitalization coverage. The ad extols personal physicians in private practice, year long cost planning, fewer forms and overall lower costs versus other HMOs. It urges checking employer eligibility and contacting MDIPA for details.
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