Investigation begins at Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Maryland Attorney General’s office opened a probe into the Odd Fellows Home on North Market Street after Health and Mental Hygiene Secretary Dr. Neil Solomon requested a life care contract review. Howard Carter, chairman of the board, said investigators asked to see files and posed questions about life care agreements as 16 residents remain, with the home operating on a room and board basis.
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Maryland Attorney General Office
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
State Health Secretars
Howard Carter
Board of Trustees
North Market Street
State Attorney General's Office
Neil Solomon
Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene
Solomon
Odd Fellows Home
Attorney General's Office
Carter
ILM
Fair Reaches Final Day With Busy Volunteers At The Gate
Fair attendees and volunteers wrap up a busy week as police academy members direct traffic and assist officers. Volunteers endure long hours handling food service while ticket takers endure the gate duties with humor and strong legs. Busloads from Washington and Baltimore expected, as Maryland senators Mathias and Sarbanes vote for a $9.2 billion foreign aid bill.
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City Police Academy
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Charles Mathias
Paul Sarbanes
Senate
House
Primary analysis of Lewis loss and county results
The piece reviews Lewis's lone city precinct win and his weak statewide reelection bid. It notes Clagett's decisive county sweep and strong showing of other Democrats in Frederick County, with detailed precinct and district outcomes across commissioners and delegates, and hints at postprimary expectations.
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Lewis
Chase
Galen Clagett
Clagett
Frederick City
Frederick County
Goodloe E. Byron
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Jefferson Farmer
Charles C. Smith
Virts
Paul L. Crum Jr
G.O.P
William B. Crum
Paul Crum
Donald T. Taylor
Middletown
Frederick
Frank Higinbotham
Taylor
Higinbotham
McClellan
Board of Commissioners
Pickets Rift Over Strike and Mall Disturbance
Pickets say Chessie System helps N and W rail lines avoid picket impact as talks over compensation for honoring lines stall. An Anne Arundel resident, Jay Peter Dockery of Severn, was arrested Friday at Francis Scott Key Mall after a disturbance. Dockery faced multiple charges including destruction of property, assault and battery, robbery, and weapon possession after allegedly taking mace and a nightstick from a mall guard and resisting officers.
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Anne Arundel County
Francis Scott Key
Jay Peter Dockery
Severn
Sears
Dockery
Tre
John J. Cutter
County to switch to Dimension 2000 phone system gains control and access
The county adopts the Dimension 2000, a computer driven system costing £200,000 plus £50,000 to install. It reduces inter department charges, links to the Marconi state system toll free, records calls, and enables 24 7 direct dialing, conference calls and abuse controls. Officials foresee cost savings and improved public service, with tested staff named and a new information line 694 9000.
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Crowth
Bryan
Marconi
Annapolis
Baltimore
District Court
Circuit Court
Department of Assessments
Register of Wills
Mandaw Maening
Frederick Community College
Frederick County
C&p
Adkins
Audrey Ingram
Carl Hekemeyer
Danny Duncan
Humphries
de Foster
Alan Sherwood
Beall and Hughes Clash Over Maryland Pension Reform
Beall and Hughes in a page A1 discussion agree on economic development and repairing Maryland’s image amid corruption concerns. They support revising the state employee pension system to avert financial disaster, backing a plan to replace new hires with a cheaper pension while preserving the current costly plan for existing workers.
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Maryland
Beall
Hughes
Smithsburg youth injured when brakes fail in backing car
A 1 year old Smithsburg youth is in critical condition after a vehicle backed toward a stream and pinned him under its back wheels. The driver, Vickie Lee Dunning, 16, Hamietsburg, had brakes fail as she backed up in Abe Wylie Park. Ricky Lee Kline, 18, unhurt, witnessed the mishap. Fisher was flown by helicopter to the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services. officer Te. R. YT. Stotelmyer investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen Fisher
Rt. 1
Smithsburg
Abe Wylie Bar Jan Ra Re
Fisher
Ricky Lee Kline
Rt. 2
Myersville
Vickie Lee Dunning
Hamietsburg
Kline
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services
Te. R
Stotelmyer
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James E. McClellan
Sterling Botlinger
Del
Charles E. Smith
Smith
William Kalis
Hutton and
Blair Lee III
Lee-Hoyer
Harry R. Hughes
Hughes- Bagley
Theodore Venetoulis
Venetoulis
Mary Williams
Paw Crum
Eone
B&o
N&w
Charles Sullivan
Brotherhood of Railway, Airlines and Steamship Clerks
Anne Arundel
FSK Mall
Becky
Rt. 40
Giant & K-Mart
Frederick County Square
Johnny's
St. Johnny's
Charles Zimmerman
N. Market Street
Calvary
Pastor David Stanton
God
Jesus
Lord Jesus Christ
Walkerville
Stan
Pastor Stanton
Wthu 1450
Beall, Hughes
Sykesville
Main Street
Braddock Inn
Big Screen TV
Chas Browning
Richard Dove
We Ott Rt
Braddock Heights
Shipley’s Inc
N. Market ST
Frederick Towne Mall
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Hanks
Shipley’s Service Dept
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