Word: md
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Severna Park, Md...
...York Bureau Chief Peter Stoler, who made frequent trips to Baltimore's Johns Hopkins School of Medicine from 1970 to 1975 as TIME's Medicine writer, returned last week to meet with Rouse Co. officials and spend an evening with Rouse at his home in Columbia, MD. Says Stoler: "Jim Rouse loves the town and feels, with good reason, that what he has done there has succeeded. It is hard to spend any time with him and not share his enthusiasm." Reporter-Researcher Robert Grieves spent six days in the city talking with politicians, lawyers, journalists and city...
Planning is the key to any Rouse enterprise. How that can work for the future of the American city can best be seen in Columbia, Md., a new kind of community that was developed and planned down to the shape and color of the street lights (round and white) by the Rouse Co., whose four-story, stucco-and-glass headquarters are located beside one of the town's three man-made lakes. The community's 22 sq. mi., almost the size of Manhattan, were quietly, even furtively, assembled over nine months. The farm land had been an obvious target...
...Rouse was born in the gracious Eastern Shore town of Easton, Md., itself a fine place for the growing of people...
...issue of the American Journal of Public Health, was conducted by three researchers from the Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health. Knud J. Helsing, Moyses Szklo and George W. Comstock followed the lives of 1,204 men and 2,828 women in semi-rural Washington County, Md., who were widowed between 1963 and 1974. With each spouse's death, the survivor was matched with a still married person, cross-referenced for comparison not only by race, sex and age, but also by such factors as years of schooling, age at first marriage, frequency of church attendance...