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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1982
Page
6
An architect’s rendering shows the Lawrence Marx Jr Resource Management Center planned on the Hood College campus. The $620,000 classroom facility represents a major campus expansion with updated instructional spaces and potential program growth.
Chessie System Railroad cuts affect 76 of 163 Brunswick freight workers with an eight week furlough starting June 1 as part of nationwide cuts. In Maryland 51 of 695 Cumberland division workers are furloughed. recall period begins Aug 2. Brunswick officials expect limited local impact but warn about longer term effects if extended.
Montgomery County Arts Council invites applications by June 1 for grants fellowships and services up to 10000 to support visual literary and performing arts projects. A seven member independent panel will award funds to county residents or nonprofit tax exempt organizations with projects that benefit the community through a performance exhibit or publication. Call 424-2470 for details.
GAITHERSBURG. A five week series for adoptive parents starts at 7 p.m. Tuesday June 15 at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. The program, for couples in the adoption process or with a newly placed child, covers child care tips, announcing the adoption, handling insensitive questions, and telling the child. Early registration via the hospital’s Community Health Department is encouraged at 269 4165.
At Friday groundbreaking ceremonies a trustee named Marx turned the ceremonial shovel of dirt as the residential home economics building was named in his honor, highlighting his contributions to the college.
A Health Systems Agency of Western Maryland preliminary report finds New Market and Walkersville in Frederick County need more primary care physicians by 1987 while overall Western Maryland has adequate supply. It notes that residents often seek care outside the county and outlines growth areas, outmigration patterns, and standards to improve access with a target physician to population ratio of 1 to 2,600.
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