Governor halts large health plan hike for Maryland workers
Annapolis AP Governor William Donald Schaefer blocked a proposed health premium increase that could exceed 500 percent for some state employees. He criticized lack of consultation and shifted administration from Personnel to Budget and Fiscal Planning while seeking a more affordable plan amid potential $40 million red ink next year.
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Frederick Mayor outlines plan for Gov Schaefer office building
Frederick officials confirm construction could start in 1994 on the Gov William Donald Schaefer office building along Carroll Creek Park. The 63 000 square foot three story complex will house five state agencies including social services and requires state papers and financing approvals. Project design and build are estimated at 15 months.
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Columbia Medical Plan highlights 24 years of Maryland care
Columbia Medical Plan promotes 24 years of managed care in Maryland. It notes low community rate increases of 6.7 percent in 1993—the lowest among HMOs—and a projected 3 percent rise in 1994. It invites inquiries at (301) 846-0043.
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