Shock Trauma Fights Plan To Merge With UM
A Maryland trauma center advocate warns merging Shock Trauma with the University of Maryland could harm patient care. Dr Brumback stresses autonomy is needed to preserve trauma’s model and international research links while the Region II EMS Advisory Council votes to support maintaining Shock Trauma’s identity.
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City drug detail presses on as arrests unfold at night
Lt. Domer leads a special drug detail patrolling a street corner where suspects are arrested after a two hour stakeout. Officers radio in, identify buyers, cuff and book suspects, then transport to headquarters for processing and court bail as the unit rebounds to pursue more drug activity.
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Middletown bladesmith Bill Moran recovers after brain surgery
Middletown knife maker Bill Moran, 65, recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital after brain surgery Sunday to relieve pressure from a fall in September. Moran, who sells blades from a small cottage near Middletown and counts Sylvester Stallone among his clients, reported steady improvement and gratitude for well wishers while awaiting a call from Stallone.
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Bill Moran
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Sylvester Stallone
Clorox move from Frederick sparks mixed local outlook
Clorox plans to move its plant from 605 E Church to Perryman in Harford County within three to five years. The 35 local jobs may be cut, a decision not yet made, while the company will leave about $24,000 annual property tax behind. Officials say the city anticipates offset by a stronger economy and new projects including State Farm expansion and a new government office building.
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Frederick County Department of Social Services
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Town water study delays annexation request for 28 acre site
Attorney Richard Burgee for Mr. Miazga said the planning commission delayed action after releasing a water study showing the town lacks 41 500 gallons to meet existing needs. The study suggested annexation could help secure water. planner Tim Blaser noted unsold residential land, while Hoke favored waiting for the Myersville Annexation Limits Study due after 1992.
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Miazga
Planning Commission
Town Planning Commission
Tim Blaser
Hoke
Myersville
Ethiopia faces looming famine threatens 3 million people
Ethiopia's government asked donors for more than 800000 tons of emergency food aid as about 3 million people face famine next year. The worst affected areas are Eritrea and Tigre in the north where conflict with the Eritrean People's Liberation Front and drought worsen the crisis.
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Ethiopia
Sudan
Eritrea
Tigre
Yilma Kassaye
State Relief and Rehabilitation Commission
Kassaye
People’s Liberation Front
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