Hopkins Report Flags Subtle Coercion in Johns Hopkins Studies
An external panel faulted Johns Hopkins University for possible subtle coercion in recruiting volunteers for asthma studies and for inadequate oversight of human subject research. The panel praised steps to strengthen internal review boards and noted ad hoc relations with the federal office. Four healthy volunteers died during studies previously halted by regulators.
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Y's Waverley center re opens today
The Frederick County YMCA re opened the Waverley child care center today as Deer Crossing and Urbana centers opened Wednesday morning. Nine of the YMCA's 22 child care centers have staff shortages. Mr. Markoe said openings depend on licensing reviews and procedures.
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Forum Set by Frederick Jaycees for Candidate Night
The Frederick Jaycees will host a candidates night on Wednesday September 5 at 7 p.m. at the Newcore Center on West Patrick Street. Mayoral candidates may speak four minutes per topic and alderman candidates three minutes each.
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Easements Approved as State Preserves Five Frederick Farms
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved over 1.2 million dollars for agricultural preservation easements on five Frederick County farms totaling more than 360 acres. The farms include the Wivell, Grabill, Waybright, McAfee and Nicholson Jr properties, with prices per acre ranging from 1,288 to 2,100 dollars. The board also authorized a 1.2 million dollar MARC train station project change order to address sinkholes and added an overnight storage yard along Reich's Ford Road. Additional items include 8,269 dollars for Prospect Park in Mount Airy and two perpetual conservation easements.
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Chamber forum Allocation important in water preservation
Frederick County officials and state agencies discussed water allocation and future needs at Winchester Hall. Panelists warned that consumptive use lowers river flow and stressed accurate allocations, stormwater rules, and expanding Potomac sources to meet growth while funding the New Design Road plant expansion.
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