Solomon Jordon Clash Over Prison Hospital Shutdown
Solomon and Jordan remain at odds over closing the prison hospital after the health secretary approved a plan to convert the 6 bed facility. The move hinges on transferring patients to a proposed University Hospital wing while concerns about drug distribution by guards and regulatory rules persist. Three inmates have died from drug overdoses in the past four months, intensifying scrutiny of medication handling in the facility.
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Hopital
Twakth
New Selerma
Rober J Tally
Safety and
Sulumun
Claure
Presen Hospital
University Hospital
Dames Jordon
State Corrections
Jordon
Solomon
Harold Gordon
Health Department
Ube Cutnimsiener
Canada Faces 13 Percent August Rise in Living Costs
Ottawa AP reports Canada's living costs jumped 13 percent in August, the largest monthly increase in over two years, likely to fuel criticism of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau's inflation fight plans.
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Ottawa
Canada
Pierre Eliott Trudeau
Jessup Escapees Remain At Large
In Jessup Maryland two inmates identified as Zachery Gates and Ronald Boardman escaped from the Patuxent Institution after scaling a 14 foot fence in the recreation yard. Guards fired on the pair as they fled into a wooded area and remain at large. Boardman had previously escaped in July and been re captured in August.
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Jessup Md
Zachery
Ronald J. Boardman
Acme
Asault
Intem
Beth
Palate Boardman Ov
Patuxem
Boardman
Jum
Recreation Yard
Forrest Calhoun
Calhoun
Maryland Revises Noninterest Demand Deposit Plan
Baltimore AP reports state officials approve a plan to revise noninterest bearing demand deposits. The scheme allows banks to hold state funds with a zero balance, plus a service fee to banks and a replenishment fund for state checking accounts. Banks named include Maryland National First National Equitable Trust Union Trust and Mercantile Safe Deposits.
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Baltimore
Nonin
Eli Rakes
Mars Kent
Willard Tan
Edwin Ap
Dale
Weuines
Bankiet
Prupuedt
Gey
Marvin Mandel
Schamel
Nated
Linder Curren Waratiar
Une Tanks
Maryland National
First National
Equitable Trust
Union Trust
The
Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Chimp on Free Isle Shows Shifting Temperament
A fragmented report describes Chimp named Jiggs on Bear Island evolving from dependent to more independent and dominant after life changes at the facility near Ossatane. Researchers from Emory University note behavioral shifts, noting a troop dynamic and stress responses including pests and environmental upheavals such as a hurricane.
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Michael Keeling
Emory University
Atlanta
More Students To Join Lunch Program
Washington AP As food prices rise the Senate staff study shows up to 800000 fewer pupils may join the National School Lunch Program this year. A one percent price increase could trigger a one percent dropout, hitting low and middle income families hardest. Senator George McGovern chairs the committee releasing the findings ahead of a Senate Agriculture subcommittee hearing on federal aid for meals.
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Washington
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
George S. McGovern
D.D
McGovern
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Susquehanna Flood Forecasting Project Approved
The Susquehanna River Basin Commission approved a 268000 dollar project to upgrade flood forecasting along the Susquehanna and its tributaries. The plan includes replacing obsolete gauges and aiding local flood warning committees, with new gauges in Oneonta Unadilla Sidney Owego Waverly and Gangs Mills New York Athens Tunkhannock Berwick Milton Selinsgrove Duncan Pennsylvania and Port Deposit Harve Grace Maryland.
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Harrisburg
Susquehanna River Basin Commission
Susquehanna River
Congress
Commission
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
US Department of the Interior
Oneonta
Unadilla
Sidney
Owego
Waverly
Gangs Mills
Athens
Tunkhannock
Berwick
Milton
Selinsgrove
Duncannon
Port Deposit
Harve de Grace
Newsprint Workers Remain On Strike In Canada
Unionized newsprint workers walk picket lines as a shortage of paper affects Canadian papers. Leaders including Roger Liner urge government action to resolve the disruption and protect publishers from further losses.
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Turontu
Swarts
Alfa
Fotermannl
Sunes
Roger
Las Hela
du Camda
Canadeam
Tebe CS
Comedaan
Ee Prune
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Jessup
Miarac
Ental
Patrick Street
Menchey Music Service of
Hanover
Menchey
Maryland National Banks
FDIC
Chimp
Free
Altiage
Bear Ishend
Tuys
Une
Fegang Foc
Lovacre
Keeling
Unes
Georgia
Susquehanna
G.S
Frederick
Girl Scout Agency
Tein
Michelson’s
Teler
Baughman’s Lane
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