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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1985

Page

4

Maryland considers private takeover of Medicare program

Maryland officials including Health Secretary Adele Wilzack publicly discussed a five year demonstration in which Blue Cross Blue Shield would assume risk and funding for Medicare beneficiaries in the state. The plan would offer multiple private options while enrolling about 300000 seniors initially amid concerns about federal authority antitrust and effects on Maryland cost containment and all payer system.

Maryland Blues HCFA Blue Cross Blue Shield Washington, D.C Harry Hughes Susie & Abesurance Maryland “Blues Blue Cross/Shield Wilzak State Health Department Congress Health Department Wilzack Rosalie Abrams Del Larry Young Baltimore City

Whistle blower prompts carpet waste audits by govt firms

Washington matron Joan Estrada uses the Freedom of Information Act to uncover small overcharges in carpet installations across federal agencies. She targets invoices and pay vouchers, prompting corrections from EPA, GSA, and other agencies while facing mixed reactions from suppliers and officials.

Jack Anderson Dale van Atta Washington Joan Estrada Ms. Estrada Chevy Chase District of Columbia Estrada Kenneth Reid Freedom of Information White House Badger Baltimore Environmental Protection Agency EPA Alfred Smith Washington, D.C General Services Administration Shirley Bruce GSA James H. Jackson Bruce

Learning through experience readers support internship program

Melissa Amos of Linganore High writes in praise of the Maryland Centers for the Gifted and Talented summer internship in government and economics. She describes her month in Frederick City Mayor’s office and urges broad support for experiential learning for youth.

Frederick Maryland Centers For the Gifted and Talented

Opposition to constitutional convention and drunk driving tolls

A letter argues against a constitutional convention citing danger to the republic and urges readers to contact state legislators. It also recounts a personal plea about drunk driving deaths, urging stronger laws and safer roads. The piece includes names Ruth Shriv er and Reta C Bryan with addresses in Westminster and Mount Airy.

Tween 12 & 20 Is It Love Mr Wrong

Teens are urged to move on from one sided love and not waste time on a non responsive partner. Experts advise staying busy confiding in a trusted adult and writing down feelings to clarify reality and end the unsatisfying romance.

Ms. Estrada Washington, D.C United Feature Mr. Wrong Seventeen Esther Davidowitz Davidowitz Howard M. Halpern New York Artie Joanne Halpern Jerry Dreamboat Earth Adam Coke Paris

Maryland Pedic Association Holds Convention At Key Hotel

The Maryland Pedic Association gathered about 85 attendees at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Dr A Owen Penny opening the final address noting rising foot problems from hard concrete surfaces. State officers include Louise Vow president W E Rose vice president and Harry P Clifton secretary treasurer. Fire crew in gas masks responded to an ammonia tank gasket blow at Ebert Ice Cream Company clearing fumes with no injuries. Richard Stone 18 spoke on English farming tech from a 4 H exchange trip, as part of a 23 member group. Richard M Metcalf Braddock Heights scoutmaster received a life membership from the Braddock Heights Optimist Club.

Maryland Pedic Association Francis Scott Key Hotel A. Owen Penny National Association State Association Louise Vow Baltimore W.E. Rose Frederick Harry P. Clifton Citizens Truck Company Ebert Ice Cream Company Richard Stone Sjamsville England Stone Barbara Laughlin Near Mount Airy Dwight Smith Jefferson Europe

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