Maryland quality assurance project to monitor hospital use
A new Maryland Quality Assurance Project aims to monitor hospital use to curb health care costs. Phase one starts Jan 3 1983 with voluntary employer participation. The coalition will evaluate wasteful patterns by payer and employer plans, educate hospitals, and report variations in benefit plans to influence patient behavior and physician practices.
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Maryland
Maryland Health Care Coalition
Patrick N. Renaud
Cerned
Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission
Blue Cross
Glenn Melvin
Baltimore Gas and Electric
Coalition
Holiday season pickpockets warned by Pinkerton firm
Pinkerton's security advice warns shoppers to guard purses and wallets during the Christmas rush. Tips include using inside pockets, not leaving bags unattended, avoiding display of purchases in cars, and guarding dressing rooms. Also cautions on delivering home addresses and concealing valuables while shopping and traveling. Also notes beer sales and market growth at Anheuser-Busch Inc. in 1982 third quarter and nine months.
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Pinkerton’s
Privte
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Maryland
August A. Busch II
Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc
Anheuser- Busch
Frederick NEWS Item November 1963 Page Note
Local item from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Friday November 19 1963 reports brief community updates and notices with people places and events described in concise card form for readers seeking quick facts. The snippet emphasizes era mood and civic context of the period.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Pepco seeks 5.1 percent cut in Maryland fuel rate
Pepco petitions the Maryland Public Service Commission to reduce the fuel billing rate from 2.738 to 2.004 cents per kilowatt hour for about 525,000 customers. If approved, bills after November 29, 1982 would reflect the lower rate, lowering the average residential bill by roughly $1.17 monthly.
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Maryland
Potomac Electric Power Co
Maryland Public Service Commission
PEPCO
Ohio Valley
Public Service Commission
Tate
Capitol Tech expands tech programs with first computer engineering plan
Capitol Institute of Technology in Kensington plans undergraduate programs in computer engineering technology and telecommunications technology. The Beltsville campus opens by fall 1983 offering associate and bachelor degrees, with a 1984 certificate option. Funding supports faculty hires and lab development as area jobs grow in high tech.
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Capitol Institute of Technology
Kensington
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Beltsville
Pew
Capitol Tech
Avai
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Mi Washington, D.C
Sup
Ms New Cam
Willam C. Hitler
Gansat Corp
USA Today
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Renaud
Santa
A. Stihl
Srini
Baker's Service & Sales
W. Patrick ST
Frederick
Stihl
Beltsville Institute
Frederick County
Mee
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