Bond posted for Nobel laureate Gajdusek in molestation case
Nobel Prize winner Daniel Carleton Gajdusek was released from the Frederick County Detention Center after friends posted a 350000 dollar bond. Dr Brown and two couples plus Leo and Ina Goldfarb posted portions. A May 1 preliminary hearing was set in Frederick County District Court.
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Frederick County
Montgomery County
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Mary Jane
Robert Gallo
Leo
Ina Goldfarb
Bethesda
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Goldfarbs
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Maryland
Micronesia
United States
Maryland Legislative Session Nears End With Welfare and Personnel Reform
In Annapolis the three month session heads into its final day as welfare reform and state personnel changes loom. Gov Glendening pushes reforms while lawmakers resolve funding for stadiums and gun purchase limits. Conference committees tackle remaining bills before midnight when unsent measures must wait until next year.
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Annapolis
Parris Glendening
Senate
Thomas W. Mike Miller
Legislature stalls on Stull milk shelf life bill
The Maryland General Assembly saw an angry House debate as two senators opposed Delegate Paul Stull's bid to extend milk shelf life from seven to fourteen days. With about 13 hours left before adjournment, Stull faced possible amendments by Sen. John Pica, raising the bill's odds of passage or demise as midnight deadlines approach.
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Stull
Frederick
Senate
Sen
John Pica
Baltimore Democrat
House
Pen
Mr. Stull
Pica
George Della
Baltimore
Della
Clinic to open in Emmitsburg area health outreach
Health workers expand services in Emmitsburg as a new clinic opens to reach residents lacking health coverage. A local woman recalls delaying care for a breast lump until guidance from friends led her to seek professional treatment through outreach nursing.
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Emmitsburg
Ms. Wants
County Health Department
Health Department
Local legislative trio scores last minute wins
ANNAPOLIS Three Frederick County legislators won final passage on bills amid a six hour push on more than 100 measures on the penultimate day of the 1996 General Assembly. Sen Timothy Ferguson and Delegates Sue Hecht and Louise Snodgrass saw their bills pass, with Ferguson expanding the state income tax deduction for adoption expenses to 3000 for special needs and 2000 for normal adoptions. Hecht seeks about 120000 in extra state aid via her bill, while Snodgrass pushes a home improvement contract aid measure. Lawmakers adjourn sine die by midnight.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Timothy Ferguson
Sue Hecht
Louise Snodgrass
House of Delegates
Senate
Ferguson
House-Senate
House
Maryland
Ways and Means Committee
Detrick soldiers finish Bosnia telemedicine mission
Fort Detrick personnel returned after five weeks abroad aiding telemedicine links among Landstuhl Germany Taszar Hungary and Tuzla Bosnia. Nine members of the 67th Combat Support Hospital unit concluded the trip with a small post reception as families waited home.
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6Th Theater Medical Materiel Management Center
Germany
Hungary
Bosnia
Norman Covert
Landstuhl Regional
Taszar
Camp Bedrock Tuzla
Covert
Fredenck
United States
Mam
Saxi
Hilary Canton
Chelsea
Rosa Mai James Signaigo
Stock prices plunge after strong March jobs report
New York AP reports stock prices fell at market open after news of stronger than expected March job growth. The Dow Jones dropped about 10638 points early, then inched back to around 1015 by 10 am, marking a sharp decline linked to recent wage and employment data.
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New York
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