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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1986

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3

Officials unsure of funding method for Way Station housing plan

The Way Station, a Frederick County private nonprofit, seeks 13 new residential slots funded by the state for next year. Associate director Tena Meadows O Rear notes 75 percent from hospitals and 35 percent from the community will fill these spots, all for Frederick County residents. The center fears procurement bids could disrupt stable housing and force clients to switch providers, a move they oppose.

Staves Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Tena Meadows O'Rear Psycho-Social Center West Patrick Street Springfield Hospital Finan Hospital Cumberland Sonty Frederick County O’rear Way Station West Patrick St. Way Station

Bids eyed for Medevac study amid crash scrutiny

State officials review consultant bids for a comprehensive Medevac program study costing at least 100000 to be completed by October 1. A final report goes to a joint legislative committee and the Board of Public Works may approve. The study follows a January helicopter crash that killed two Frederick troopers.

Board of Public Works Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council House Appropriations Committee Senate Budget and Taxation Committee Frederick Frederick County County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association Susan C. Nicel

Wide range of toxins found in Arctic polar bears

Canadian Wildlife Service researcher Ross Norstrom reported at a lake conference that polar bears, seals, and fish across northern Canada carry a broad array of pollutants including DDT and PCBs. He noted Arctic levels are lower than southern regions but not declining significantly despite bans, and called for international action to curb windborne contaminants.

Mackinac Island Mich Arctic Cootain Ross Norstrom Canadian Wildlife Service Norstrom Canada Ottawa Ontario Hudson Bay Norstrum

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