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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1997

Page

9

Thurmond at 94 poised to become longest-serving senator

Washington AP reports Strom Thurmond, age 94, already the oldest congressman, is set to surpass Senator Carl Hayden as the longest-serving senator with 41 years and 10 months of service. He plans to finish his present term in 2003 despite questions about his stamina.

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FMH evolves into county health system with eight sites

FMH surpasses 4 million in pledges as Frederick Memorial Hospital expands from an inpatient campus to a county wide health care system with eight satellite sites offering outpatient care. Marilyn Young of the Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club honors Emma Smith, noting women led the fundraising and faced objections in 1897.

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Booklet on Student Help Open to Library Access

School board discusses placing the health and guidance booklet in libraries as well as health rooms and guidance offices. Anne Hooper supports library access while Elizabeth Morgan questions suitability in media centers. Ann Hummer notes display decisions are school based and may vary by campus. Chrissy Polce urges library placement to respect student privacy.

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