Subpoenaed witnesses miss FEMA hearing over mismanagement
Six FEMA officials and three from Triton Corp and IMR Corp refused subpoenas citing lack of quorum as Republicans stayed away. Senator-elect Albert Gore Jr. pressed ahead, asserting a constitutional right to meet and seeking contempt citations for noncompliant witnesses. The minority argued ongoing Justice Department and grand jury investigations negated the need for further hearings.
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Volunteers sought for deafness study at Johns Hopkins
Volunteers over 18 with diagnosed otosclerosis may join a two year FDA trial at Johns Hopkins Medical Institution led by Dr. David Kennedy to test an approved drug that could halt progression of hearing loss. Eligible participants receive free hearing and blood tests every six months and must have had surgery in only one ear to assess remaining hearing.
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