Health department urges flu shots for at risk groups
Health officials note vaccination numbers fell from 4675 in 1993 to 3327 in 1994 and urge shots for seniors 65 plus, hospital and nursing home staff, kidney disease, diabetes, cancer, asthma, immune disorders, and children on long term asthma therapy. Pneumonia vaccines and tetanus boosters offered. flu price seven dollars, tetanus free. Details for clinic dates in October and November at county sites and senior centers, with no one refused for inability to pay.
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Ms. Shaulis
Health Department
County Health Department
Montevue Lane
Thurmont Senior Fellowship Center
Main Street
Brunswick City Park
East Potomac Street
St. Peters Parish Hall
Green Valley Road
Libertytown
Obituary notices for Vivian Mehok and Patricia Ahlberg
Vivian Ora Mehok 81 of 1704 Hoke Road near New Windsor died Sept 21 at her daughter's home Born July 28, 1914 in Tennessee she was the wife of the late Bernard Mehok Surviving include two daughters Joyce Pescette Myra Farace one son Joseph Walling five sisters two brothers 17 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren Predeceased by a son James E Long Memorial services planned Oct 1 Memorials to Heroes Inc or to charity Patricia J Ahlberg 72 of Silver Spring died Sept 20 pulmonary arrest She was a librarian at London School Bethesda graduate UC Berkeley 1944 Survivors include husband Richard C Ahlberg Sr three children and two sisters Ahlberg previously lived in Kensington and Silver Spring Ge rman town 17 month old Payton B Brown died after being run over by a truck at County Ridge Drive Police report the father Benjamin Rider 24 of Frederick moved away after a noise. boy flown to CNMC. investigation ongoing.
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Hoke Road
New Windsor
Randallstown
Tennessee
William Dow
Nora Emma Carr Roberts
Bernard Mehok
Mehok
Trmity Assembly of God
Towson
Joyce M. Pescette
James E. Long
Heroes Inc
Baltimore National Pike
Ellicott City
D.D. Hartzler
Patricia J. Ahlberg
Silver Spring
St. Luke Lutheran Church
Ahlberg
London School
Bethesda
Oakland
Calif
University of California At Berkeley
U.S. Employment Service
United Airlines
Sylvia A Whisnant
Moraga
Yvonne M. Hilton
Lafayette
Germantown
Payton B. Brown
Children’s National Medical Center
Washington
D.C
Montgomery County
County Ridge Drive
Benjamin L. Rider
Willowdale Drive
Frederick
CNMC
Frederick County Leader Urges Higher Standards With Resources
Frederick County Superintendent Daniel Gadra supports tougher standards though calls vague. He insists state must supply materials and funding for staff development to ensure student success when they leave school.
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Frederick County
Daniel Gadra
Dr. Gadra
New Market Sees Historic Festival Aims and Growth
The New Market Historical Preservation Society hosts a three day festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. showcasing a 19th century atmosphere with over 30 craftspeople, food prepared by local groups, and entertainment on historic streets. Admission is free and the town notes active youth involvement and renewed traditions. Call 301 865 3926 for details.
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Shaw
New Market
New Market Grange
Call
Library board meeting discussed with county commissioners
County officials consider a joint meeting with the library board as part of oversight of library activities. Ms Hogan and Commissioner Gray voiced that oversight is within the commission’s duties. Robert Finch welcomed the chance to meet and Denise Davis urged open communication. No date set.
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Br. Finch
Denise Davis
Library Board
Frederick County Board president weighs impact before opinion on proposal
James Cartlidge said he must study how the plan would affect Frederick County before forming an opinion. The board passed several resolutions including one opposing local governments having line item control over school budgets.
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Frederick County
James Cartlidge
Greenspan predicts stronger growth dodges recession
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told the Senate Banking Committee that the U S economy appears to have avoided a recession and is headed for faster growth. He cited gains in factory output modest job gains and solid consumer spending as signs of improving near term prospects ahead of the Fed Open Market Committee meeting.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
U.S
Senate Banking Committee
Greenspan
Inflation outlook and Fed stance from Richmond official
Richmond Fed president Broaddus argues inflation remains a risk if demand accelerates and capacity use stays high. He backs price stability as a sole Fed goal, praises fiscal restraint, and notes balanced risks with modest growth and strong housing, autos, and consumer spending while cautioning about deficits and Japan’s spillovers.
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Broaddus
Fed
Richmond Fed
House
Senate
Japan
United States
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Amber Hill Medical Center
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