Beall proposes long term care bill for elderly
Senator J Glenn Beall Jr announces a Senate bill to replace Medicaid with a Federal Long-Term Care Trust Fund and expand services for the elderly. The plan creates state and federal agencies, community centers, and home based care while funding via premiums and general revenue.
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Labor and Public Welfare
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Hyattsville
Prince George’s County
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Roads Board faces abolition debate in county
County Commissioners and Roads Board spar over future status after 1939 established board. Engineer Fout had urged ending the board for lack of concrete proposals. The county plans to add 10 miles to the road network including Discovery development and Green Valley pending state approval.
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County Roads Board
Crum
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Roads Board
Discovery Development
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Fountaindale
Green Valley
Loch Haven
Middletown South
Prospect View
Rest home fund drive gains momentum in Tri-State area
WTRI radio leads a drive to finish Locust Grove Rest Home in Bolivar West Virginia converting partial 18 bed expansion into a full facility. Funds cover materials about 16000 dollars while volunteers handle labor. Auction airings, donations from area businesses and churches push toward 850 dollars per resident.
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Locust Grove Rest Home
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Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
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Rev Depher
WTRI
George Hlollar
Moffetts Pharmacy
Rawson
W. Va
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Syndicate of Sound
Bluegrass Image
Brunswick Eagles Hall
Mark Twain
Charles Town
Sam Mercurio
Hood College growth brings new challenges, says Dr. Church
Hood College president Dr. Martha E Church told Frederick Kiwanis the enrollment rose from 682 to 1,010 in three years and growth will bring building policy, paperwork, and funding needs. She noted science program expansion, access to Fort Detrick facilities, and plans for government subsidies and cooperative schooling with local institutions. The graduate program now enrolls about 350 students.
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Frederick Community College
Maryland School For the Deaf
Small Town Series Concludes in Emmitsburg honors
Mt. St. Mary’s College professor Emile Nakhleh chaired the twelve part Small Town In America program in Emmitsburg where 155 certificates were awarded to attendees of at least five sessions. The town, population 1600, celebrated Bicentennial year with local institution showcases and a videotaped dramatization to be shown by the public library.
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Emile A. Nakhleh
Mt. St. Mary’s College
America
Nakhleh
Richard Muller
Mt St. Mary’s
Frederick County Public Library
Maryland
Robert Preston
Suburban Kiwanis to Hear Rondum at Weekly Dinner
The Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick will host Svend Rondum proposal manager ACCO integrated Handling Systems Division as featured speaker. A slide film presentation will highlight his talk. Members and guests are invited to attend the Thursday 6:30 p.m. meeting at VFW Country Club.
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Frederick
Svend Rondum
Acco Integrated Handling Systems Division
VFW Country Club
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