Doctor McCorkle remembered for decades of service and leadership
Dr. McCorkle served on multiple hospital staffs from 1961 to 1991 across Maryland and nearby states, including Frederick Memorial and Gettysburg Hospital. He held leadership posts in family practice, was a longtime physician team doctor at Catoctin High School, and earned prestigious recognitions from medical societies. He died leaving a large family and numerous civic memberships, with funeral arrangements set in Thurmont and Emmitsburg.
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3On Secours Hospital
Baltimore
Greater Baltimore Medical Center
St. Jouseph’s Hospital
Towson
U.S. Army Health Clinic
Fort Detrick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Waynesboro Hospital
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg Hospital
Thurmont
Catoctin High School
McCorkie
American Medical Association
US Navy
Public Health Service
Leutenant
St. Anthony’s
New Yor Academy of Science
American Geriatric Society
National Board of Medical Examiners
Baltimore County Medical Association
Medical and Chirurgical Society
State of Maryland
Optimist Club
Jacksonville
Frederick County Medical Association
Kiwanis Club
Department of
American Board of Family Practice
American Academy of Family Physicians
Elks Lodge
Waynesboro
Moose Lodge
Gettysburg
Edwin C. Creeger
American Legion
Tourmont
Amvets Post 7
Train Collectors Association
Henry McCorkle Jr
Roanoke
Howard McCorkle
West Pittsburg
Calif
Harold McCorkle
Germantown
Heather McCorkle
New Jersey
Heidi McCorkle
U.S. Air Force
Korea
Melissa Y. McCorkle
Joseph
Sherry Wehage
Teresa
Lee Barnes
Elizabeth
James Shenk
Biglerville
Tech
Bernard C. Wehage
San Antonio
Trista
Patricia Barnes
Jennifer
Joseph Wehage Jr
Peggy McCorkle
Houston
Texas
Robert G. McCorkle Jr
McCorkle
Robert E. Dailey & Son
E. Main St
Pendae Weduvolay
Duce Ad
Plan for 1934 session would install Alexander as speaker
Area lawmakers report Speaker Protem Gary Alexander of Prince George's would chair the 1934 session then resign. If approved, Alexander names a new speaker pro tem and the plan moves to a rank and file vote. Failure could trigger a contest for the post as leadership shifts loom. Dr. McClellan and Mr. Poole foresee regional balance and power concerns.
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Mitchell
House
Proglem
Gary Alexander
Prince George's
Alexander
McClellan
Poole
Western Maryland
Hale
Diappade Ouos Duginey
Lea McClellan
State panel proposes targeted education funding and oversight
Groups representing families with children call for extra dollars for special education and English learners, plus incentives for gifted programs. The plan adds 4.0 more per special education student with severe learning disabilities, 500 per English learner, and 500 for 1.5 percent of each jurisdiction enrollment for gifted education. A carrot of up to 100,000 ratings in the Maryland School Performance Program is proposed. The state could assume control of persistently failing schools. The Maryland State Board of Education would review all contracts to assess hindrance to improvement. Public hearings statewide are planned before final recommendations reach the governor.
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Maryland
Maryland State Board of Education
Clinton Admin backs trade deal as votes loom in Capitol
Congressional word says an agreement with Oklahoma and Texas lawmakers aims to curb Canadian durum wheat imports if pricing stays unchanged after 60 days. Rep. Combest noted support for Clinton while Perot pressed for probes into alleged quid pro quo. Clinton urged small business leaders to push undecided lawmakers and warned of possible NAFTA pullout if needed.
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Texas
Canada
Larry Combest
Clinton
Flit Cone
Studs
Wen
NAFTA
United States
Mount Airy plans higher density housing mix
Mount Airy council and planning commission discussed updating the 1993 Comprehensive Plan at a work session. They considered zoning changes to raise density and diversify housing with categories including Werdensny Fog at 105 units per acre, R7 three units, R3 eight units, and a five unit per acre neighborhood center plan.
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Mount Airy
Planning Commission
Hobbs
Werdensny
Broberg Judge Denies Prejudice Claim in Trial
Judge Herbert Rollins denied the request and found no prejudice after testimony on the vehicle collision. Jurors convicted Broberg of speeding and intoxicated driving, with acquittals on several other charges and a split verdict on reckless driving. Bail remained at 25,000, sentencing set for January 10.
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Herbert Rollins
Tivinten
Bricken
Rosario Benvengi
Broberg
Daggett
Maryland MSPAP scores show local gains but fail to meet state standards
Frederick County students across third fifth and eighth grades posted higher readings math and science satisfactory rates than state averages yet still lag behind state targets. Reading 40.4 percent vs 26.1. Math 48.8 percent vs 34.8. Science 44.6 percent vs 30.9. Officials cite slow state reporting and high student mobility at 15.6 percent.
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Julian Katz
Frederick County
Dan paninYatedias
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