Police Mounted Parade Under Review In Frederick
A messy notice reports the Frederick Streets and Sanitation CAML reviewing a parade plan from the Frederick Fairgrounds to Harry Grove Stadium. Civil rights advocates were denied a two block route along Church Street. The Mounties’ parade for Justice Day, set for Oct 22, drew attention as organizer David P Koontz noted the process would take at least a day.
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Fredenck
Sanstan Caml
Cuntaitlol Summnaity
Church Street
Bickenton Cheeee
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Frederick Fairgrounds
Harry Grove Stadium
David P Koontz
Cal Parker Testifies on AmeriCan Heating Aid Program
In Washington last year Cal Parker testified about the fuel assistance program. The figure $1,217 was cited as a bill amount while 3.9 million Americans benefited from aid during the period. The testimony addressed funding and timing for winter heating support.
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Howard Foundation
Washington
Callie Parker
Graeme Theougt
Stee Ame Teies
Assembly probes drug cost coverage for seniors
In Annapolis the General Assembly faces aging prescription coverage as 65 lawmakers seek to preserve Medicare HMO protections. Insurers pulled back citing low federal reimbursements, and an emergency drug-cost plan for 15,000 seniors drew less than 1,500 participants. Three committees held a joint hearing to explore fixes.
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Annapolis
Mary- General Assembly
Grange scholarship donation features in House remarks
Sevan Couary of Fred Bridgewater College and WW Poultry owner Eugene Bittie fund a scholarship. Sen Arthur Dorman says everybody has an answer as two House committee chairmen show interest in a Medicare drug program. Delegate Donald Elliott criticizes expansion costs while a prior 2000 subsidy plan aided seniors with limited coverage.
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Sevan Couary
Fred- Bridgewater College
Eugenee Bittie
Arthur Dorman
Prince George's
Michael Busch
D-Anne Arundel
Ron Guns
Eastern
Shore
California
Donald Elliott
Frederick
Tessu
Sears
Debbie Chang
Das Peer
Pages Turn Yellow in School Libraries
Washington reports rush to Maryland where librarians blame funding cuts and competition from computers for dwindling book budgets. Experts note cuts since the 1970s and a shift toward Internet use, with some districts trimming high school library collections while the state provides limited matching funds for elementary libraries.
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M. Ellen Jay
Della Curtis
Baltimore County
Library Information Services
Jaun Ce
Andrew Jackson
Comey
Ms. Jay
Susan Robinson
Vienna
Dorchester County
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Capital News Service
Maryland
Dore Derabia
Prmber Seargey
Goon
Paes
Fredrick
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