The Capital from Annapolis, Maryland • Page 3

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tke taipaycr sfaoald file a atw certificale 5L 1 itm cta BI ltailir to specifi Key honors its top students At the dosing exercises last night at the Key School, students were honored for academic achievement and for special contributions to the school. Students in the eighth grade also were recognized for having completed the work in the elementary program in preparation for entrance into the high school. High honors were awarded to Alison Dollar. Eileen Kim, Karen Holt. Christine Thomas, Kenneth Read, Carolyn Surrick.

Alexis Abernethy. Daniel Certain, Sophie Sparrow. Martha Vaughn, Glenn Ayres. Susan Hiscock, Laurie Nolan. Faith Thomas, Michael Rowland Janet Richie.

Honors were awarded to Renee Henry. Sarah Jones, Edward Oviatt, Katrina Simpson, Martha Gerhan. Nancy Lillard, Lila Read. Rebecca Reynolds, Barrie Blankenship, William Breed, Jane Handelsman, Mary Rullman, Jennifa- Stephenson, Suzanne Biess, Victoria Conway, Kathenne Glaser, Thomas Golding, Lynnette Grady, Leigh Haefner, Jill Ivrey, Lynn Palmer, Kerry Reynolds, Robert Rich, William Tan, Harvey Gable, Kathleen Kim, Christine Warner, Elizabeth Waters, Tamia Karpeles, Thomas Abernethy, Frances Clifford, Hannah Hammill, Carol Meese, Stephen Palmer, Robin West, Blue Cross makes plea BALTIMORE (AP) The Man land insurance commissioner says he feels some sort of rate increase should be granted Maryland Blue Cross, which insists it will go broke without new revenues. Thomas J.

Hatem, the commissioner, made the statement Thursday at the end of a 24 hour hearing on Blue Cross' request for rate hikes averaging 21.4 per cent for about 80,000 non-group subscribers. on the verge of bankruptcy," said Fred H. Gloth vice president and chief counsel for the nonprofit organization, Maryland's largest hospital insurance program. He and other officials testified, however, that the health plan is in no danger of defaulting on its payments and that the financial picture should improve by fall after it renegotiates contracts with large group contract holders. Thomas H.

Sherlock, senior vice president of Blue Cross, said the program is all but broke and needs an immediate rate increase. Blue Cross' cash reserves have fallen from $5 million in 1985, $3 million in 1969, and $1 million at the end of last year to a current level of 1450,000, according to Sherlock. 'There is every expectation that those reserves will be totally depleted before new rates can become effective," he testified. The reserves, he said, have care coiU which have forced the average daily price of ixation up from 155 in 1967 to U6 today. During this same period, ttie average payment made by Blue Cross for subscriber iKHpitaliia- tion rote from S4M to 1102, Sher- Tht Blue Cross executive said that Mi orfBnjnffon b) attampv inf to Am (be to coats by encouraginj hoaptiab to economize through such devices MI coat contairnMnt lyitamt.

to kaw specific addioonal Machhiz cautioned against the tax tables and rale and Kbednto for already wtfeareamplojrMiAJdMgbIhe maiW to taxpayers, with the withkokkag giwt im tabte and rates made Larry Zang, Cheri Special awards were received the end of the school year for all employee the oew low ay BUM i aoilahle to Robert Ritey, Dcaiw Motley, by Sarah Jones, Eugene Morris, students in kindergarten through allowance, the eaaale it aatiilai Lcalie Johnston. Eric Simpson. Charles Wilkinson. Allison the 12th grade, with the school's to only oaelow-iacomeaBowaace Robin West and Chloe Daffer. Dollar.

Michael Greene, high school graduation set when fibaj ajoiat Thos commanded for diligence Hoffman. Serdar Maniiade. for tomorrow morning. In addition, umployMi with were Charles Basel, Mkhad Renee Henry, Arthur Holt, Greene, Holly Nyland. Edward Katrina Simpson.

Christopher Oviatt. Richard Riley. Timothy Entwistle, Holt and Ateiiou. Kedy Clifford, Rebecca Alexandra Jasperson. Reynolds.

Jane Handelsman, Abo Steven Callison, Christine Alexandra Jasperson. Maura Thomas, Jennifer Stephenson, Rugg, Mary RuUman. Elizabeth Kerry Reynolds. John Belli, Anderson, Elizabeth Belli, Tamia Karpeles, Thomas Carolyn Surrick, Alexis Aber- Abernethy, Peter Hamill, Glen nethy, Thomas Briscoe, Daniel Ayres, Jan Hamill, JoAnne Gerhan, Thomas Golding, Brilliant, Nanda Fleming. Susan Lymette Grady, Virginia Jef- Connors, Jack Cloud.

Eric fries, Melinda Kinsey, Cahanra Simpson, Scott Purvis, Christian Nyland, Megan Stone, Francis Storck, Carolyn Surrick, Megan Chancy, David Dabney, Christine Stone, Leslie Taylor, Marina Warner. Thomas Abernethy, Dale, Alexandra Knox, David Frances Clifford, John Crandall, in5 TM' TM" Gee Rebecca Rich, Martha Vaughn. Larry Zang, Carolyn Bagby, James Callison. Lisa Ivrey, Jeffrey Smith, Katherine At- terbury, Susan Hiscock, Denise tuclue Motley, and Laurie Nolan. The dosing exercises marked a luadkwiv ilh 5 duun tifoul thnv diwvi up lo 2T Front 4 Nottvl in.

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