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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1989

Page

11

Expansion of handicapped services faces budget cuts in Annapolis

A Maryland plan to expand residential care, training, and other services for the developmental disabled could be derailed by budget constraints. A special committee recommended 10 million dollars yearly for five years, with 500 thousand funded by families and advocates to reduce a roughly 6,000 waiting list. Critics warn total five year costs could exceed 70 million, and state funds remain tight amid competing priorities. Advocacy groups push for broader funding and salary increases for staff as legislators weigh the political and fiscal tradeoffs.

Annapolis eOne William Donald Schaefer Melvin A. Stenberg Steinberg Schaefer

Baltimore officer awarded Medal of Honor for valor

Baltimore County officer Barry Sweitzer 27 received the department's Medal of Honor and Purple Heart after being shot in the stomach during a January 23 1989 Essex incident. He has served 24 years and recuperates at his Tilghman Island home awaiting his fourth operation. He was shot when suspect Samuel Thomas Shelor 26 threatened him and wrestled for the weapon.

Towson (Ap Baltimore County Barry Sweitzer Sweitzer Eastern Shore Tilghman Island Cpl Steve Doornberger Samuel Thomas Shelor Baltimore Essex Mr. Shelor Doornberger Doernberger

Hood senior helps troubled teens at Karma Academy

Frederick native Teri Stallings, a Hood College senior, volunteers as a counselor at the Karma Academy in Frederick. She works with adolescent girls in juvenile services, leading groups on family preparation and independent living, and provides one on one guidance. Stallings aims to pursue graduate work at the University of Maryland and continue as a relief counselor for youths.

Hood College Teri Stallings Ms. Stallings Frederick Karma Academy of Karma University of Maryland

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