Frederick Memorial Hospital to Hold Rates Steady
Frederick Memorial Hospital officials announced no increase in daily hospital service charges through summer and fall 1971. Board changes were outlined with a move to a single Board of Trustees, plus two new assistant administrators. Emergency room rates may rise by 2 to 4 dollars, while room rates stay unchanged.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul S. Michael
Red Horse Steak House
Glenn H. Biehl
Charles A. Markel
Biehl
Frederick Memorial
Michael
Protest Planned To Save Washington Street Building
A youth group and the Frederick Welfare Rights Organization plan a November 12 picket at East Church Street as they seek to save the Washington Street building at South Frederick Elementary. They favor repurposing the site as a recreation or day care center after a new K-3 school is built, while the Lincoln facility would add grades 4-6. The group may address a Board of Education meeting on November 4. the board has shown leanings toward tearing down the existing building.
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Margaret Hindman
Washington Street
South Frederick
People’s Action Center
South Market Street
Board of Education
Frederick Welfare Rights Organization
Carnachan
Lincoln
South
Carnochan
Peoples Action Group
Baker Park
Frederick
Two New Administrative Assistants at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital announced Tuesday the addition of two administrative assistants as part of a hospital wide reorganization. David V. Trexler will head administrative services and Stuart R. Herrold will run patient services. a third position remains open. Trexler, 28, holds an MBA and an accounting degree from Xavier University and has served as administrative resident at Edward W. Sparrow Hospital and in the U.S. Army Medical Service Corps. Herrold, 36, also holds a Xavier MBA with health care focus and is a registered professional nurse with service in the Air Force. Both reside in College Estates and hold memberships in major hospital associations.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Market
David V. Trexler
Stuart R. Herrold
Tresler
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Edward W. Sparrow
Lansing
Mich
U.S. Army Medical Service Corps
American Hospital Association
American College of Hoscital
College Estates
Herrold
Xavier
Kings Park State Hospital
Kings Park
N.Y
Air Force
American College of Hospital Administrators
American Public Health Association
Fire Log Report Shows 24 Hour Fire Calls
Fire calls logged in the 24-hour period ending at 10 a.m. were reported with hotline numbers. A vehicle fire and a Brunswick house fire were among the incidents. Ambulance responses included eight emergency and five routine calls across depicted locations.
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New Design
Independents
Carroll Manor
Second Avenue
Brunswick
Flame Proof Costumes Guard Against Burning Witches
Local Frederick stores and drugstores stock flame proof costumes wigs and masks amid Halloween safety concerns. The National Fire Prevention Association urges verified flame retardant labeling, while some items claim protection for about 50 washes. A Department of Agriculture leaflet outlines four protective solutions.
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Quita Hague
Frederick
News-Post
National Fire Prevention Association
Segal
U.S. Department of Agriculture
City Man Surrenders In Murder Of CAA Official
Mack Evans, 47, surrendered at Frederick City Police Station after a fatal shooting of CAA Mainstream community co ordinator Percy Van Dawson. Dawson, 27, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being shot in a street altercation on South Market Street. Evans is charged with murder and related assault counts. a weapon was recovered. Evans had earlier faced a separate assault warrant from Dawson. Funeral plans for Dawson were not announced.
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CAA
George Dorsey
Community Action Agency
South Market Street
Percy van Dawson
South St
Charles A. Main
All Saints Street
South Mariet
Main
Dawson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Robert J. Thomas
Mack Evans
All Saints
Evans
Frederick City
Jay
Edi
Conway
Frederick Community College
New Orleans
United Givers Fund hits large goal with donors strong
United Givers Fund volunteers report $122,400.65 raised toward a 1970 goal of $217,853, over 56 percent of target. Division chiefs praise progress at a luncheon as more firms join quota busters. With two weeks left, the final report is set for Nov 10, and funds will be allocated quarterly to agencies including Red Cross and Salvation Army.
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Quita Hague
United Givers Fund
Charlies M. Trubac
UGF
WFMD
Safeway Stores, Inc
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
State Farm Insurance Co
Goodwill Industries
Frederick
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Stock Market Dips on Poor Economic Outlook
In New York trading the Dow Jones average fell further on expectations of disappointing economic news. By 19:30 a.m. the Dow Jones Industrial Avg slid 2.19 points to 752.26 as activity remained slow.
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New York
One Misses Deadline in Frederick County Campaign Reports
All candidates except Joseph Bradshaw filed campaign expense statements by 4 p.m. for Frederick County offices. Bradshaw failed to file, saying he was unaware of the requirement and planned to submit today. The list covers primary and general election costs, with expenditures mainly in newspaper space and radio ads.
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Phil Niklaus
Frederick County
Joseph Bradshaw
Clerk of the Court
Board of Election Office
Winchester Hall
Board of Election
Robert Bowlus
House of Delegates
Galen Clagett
Julien Delghey
J. Richard Hudson
Wallace Hutton
Ray H. Smith
C. Clifton Wirts
Charles Collins
John A. Derr
Lawrence Dorsey
Russell Z. Herman
Donald L. Lewis
A. Irvin Renn
Richard Baumgartner
C. P. Jacobs
Dynamite Blast Injures Two Workers Near Harmony Grove
A dynamite explosion during sewer work near Harmony Grove critically injures Eugene Hagg Andrew, 23, of Thurmont and slightly hurts John Lester Misner, 20, also of Thurmont. Andrew suffers multiple fractures and possible eye loss. Misner treated and released. The incident occurred about 10:20 am during drilling and blasting at the Charles Main Farm near U S 15 two miles north of Frederick, with investigation by police.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harmony Grove
Eugene Hagg Andrew
RFD 2
Thurmont
John Lester Misner
RFD 1
Misner
W. F. Wilson Firm
Ellicott City
Frederick Community College
Monocacy River
Charles Main Farm
U.S. 15
Frederick
Thomas Bosley
Eugene Andrew
Andrew
John Misner
United Ambulance
FCC Building Sought As Community Center
Frederick City Recreation Commission seeks to convert the old Frederick Community College building on North Market Street into a community center. The FCC plans to move to O Possumtown Pike mid November and asks the County Commissioners to prioritize the proposal when the building becomes available.
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Frederick Community College
North Market Street
Frederick City Recreation Commission
FCC
Frederick County Commissioners
O’possumtown Pike
Recreation Commission
Richard L. Shipley
Shipley
City Faces Serious Rat Problem After Grain Spill
Marion Rice city park superintendent calls the rat situation serious as residents report growing numbers along the Frederick bypass embankment. Aluminum bars and D-Con bait are used to target dens where food spills attract rodents. Authorities say rats travel blocks for food but stay near their dens while grain remains available.
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Marion Rice
Rice
Max 5
Kehne
E. Paul Magaha
Frederick
News-Post
Anti Rabies Clinics Scheduled in Frederick County
Two anti rabies clinics will be held in Frederick County on November 1 and 8 from 1 to 3 p.m. Vaccination for dogs costs $1. Locations include Citizens Truck Company, Mt Air Volunteer Fire Co hall, Vigilante Hose Co hall, Junior Fire Hall, Woodsboro Fire Co hall, Middletown Fire Company hall, and Carroll Manor Fire Company hall. Dr Charles Spicknall, Deputy State Health Officer, oversees the program with local veterinarians and the Maryland State Department of Health.
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Frederick County
Citizens Truck Company
South Court Street
Frederick
Mt. Air Volunteer Fire Co
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