Port advocate Helen Bentley in poor health

Former Maryland congresswoman Helen Delich Bentley, who is revered in Maryland for promoting the Port of Baltimore, has gone into hospice care.    Former Maryland congresswoman Helen Delich Bentley is in failing health and has been moved to a hospice facility, according to a statement from the Maryland Port Administration.
   Bentley, 92, is revered in Maryland for promoting the Port of Baltimore as a newspaper and television reporter, as the first woman chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission and then as a member of Congress for 10 years.