CRT trainees set test as two tier EMS program nears
Frederick County advances its advanced life support CRT program with state approval for a certification exam on December 3. An ALS commission will form with physician, fire, hospital and consumer representation. The EMS committee also discussed executive sessions for protocol finalization and upcoming vacancies, with occupancy of the new Central Alarm building slated for early 1982.
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Frederick County
Mid-Maryland Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County Medical Society
Advanced Life Support Commission
Transportation Committee
Sion
Edgar Crist
Region II
Timonium Fairgrounds
Boonsboro
Walkersville
Brunswick
Marlo Barnhart
Washington County
Susan Nicol
Mike Smith
Health Planning
Civil Defense
Smith
Frederick County Central Alarm Building
Mayoral Contests Yield Few Surprises Across Cities
Incumbent mayors in New York Detroit Cleveland and Pittsburgh won re elections as they tout balanced budgets and revived economies. Tight races in HoustonMiami Hartford and Bridgeport prompted runoffs or recounts while firsts marked Spokane Santa Barbara and Albany.
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New York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Houston
Miami
Bridgeport
Conn
Ed Koch
Coleman Young
Donald Fraser
Minneapolis
Richard Caliguiri
Thirmat Milner
New England
Hartford
George Voinovich
Maurice Ferre
Ferre
Manolo Reboso
U.S
Jim McConn
Kathy Whitmire
Jack Heard
Louis Macey
McConn
Milner
Robert Ludgin
Spokane
Wash
James Chase
Santa Barbara
Calif
Sheila Lodge
Robb Wins Virginia Governor Race in Historic Victory
Richmond Lt. Gov Charles Robb defeats Marshall Coleman 53.7 to 46.2 in a costly statewide contest. Robb becomes the first Democrat elected Virginia governor since 1965, with strong cross group support and a Democratic sweep of statewide offices.
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Richmond
Charles S. Robb
GOP
Lyndon B. Johnson
Virginia
Robb
Marshall Coleman
Reagan
Coleman
Portsmouth
Richard J. Davis
Gerald Bables
Virginia House of Delegates
Young triumphs as Frederick voters shake up city council
Democrats claim a sweeping victory in Frederick with Young winning and several incumbents unseated. Murphy and Grimes comment on turnout and absentee ballots while Bartgis notes a drastic shift in council makeup. Stull credits party unity and grassroots work as key factors in the election outcome.
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Bartgis
Frederick
Paul Stuli
Republican State Central Committee
Stull
Merchant
Young
Frederick City election yields mixed gains and hopeful outlook
In Frederick City, retiring state highway official Summers says the vote shows broad support. Mrs. Phillips, the first woman on the board in four years, looks to collaborating for the people. Delphey and McClellan praise the slate and anticipate changes as 200 absentee ballots remain to be counted. Early tallies posted at 8:35 pm as party supporters gathered at Winchester Hall.
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Frederick City
Summers
State Highway Department
Sommers
Phillips
Stan Way
Winchester Hall
Del
James E. McClellan
Frederick Washington
McClellan
House of Delegates
del. Julien P. Delphey
Delphey
North Frederick
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Murphy
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Harry Truman
Lewis
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University of Delaware
Terry Parkable
University of Maryland
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Steve Oberle
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