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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1999

Page

7

BioWhittaker FDA warning over Abbokinase contamination risk

BioWhittaker Inc of Walkeraville, a Cambrex unit, failed to adequately test kidney cells from stillborn South American babies used to manufacture Abbokinase. FDA findings include undeclared cell donations, possible hepatitis B or mycoplasma contamination, and incomplete testing for hepatitis C. Abbott Laboratories faced distribution suspensions, with doctors urged to consider alternatives. Abbokinase remains widely used for clots and dialysis-related tubes.

Ahee BioWhittaker Inc Walkeraville New Jersey Cambrex Corp FDA BioWhittaker Abbott Laboratories Inc North Chicago Abbott Noel Buterbaugh

Sabers and Roses film may be shot in Frederick this summer

Maryland script writer Kevin Dolan and director Eric Von Wodtke plan to film Sabers and Roses about Confederate General J E B Stuart in Frederick County starting July. The $3 million project covers 1862 to 1864 including Antietam, Gettysburg, and Stuart death at Richmond, with 75 percent financing secured. Dolan owns the Landon House in Urbana and aims to shoot in Frederick and nearby states and regions.

Frederick Frederick. Md Maryland J.E.B Stuart Frederick County Stuart Antietam Gettysburg Richmond Kevin Dolan Urbana Dolan Kensington Landon Washington Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Eric von Wodtke

School board size debate stalls 2000 change plan

Frederick County delegation debated electing seven at large school board members in 2000. The group warned seven freshmen would be a catastrophe and discussed how to assist new members. Louise Snodgrass seeks guidance from the attorney general on altering the legislation. Senator Mooney proposed a Frederick city district to boost African American representation, but time ran out.

Brinkley Louise Snodgrass Frederick Washington Attorney General's Office Alex Mooney Frederick City

Tax revenue and spending rise in county report

The county reports income tax receipts at 19.4 million, about 2 million above last year, 28.6 percent of the budget. Expenditures total 107.8 million so far, up from 98 million this time last year. General investment income reaches 2.99 million, 99 percent of the year's target. Commissioners delay a discussion on accepting surety bonds for subdivision improvements, sticking with letters of credit. ALCOA, Tenn. Oreo winner Caitlin Hedberg, 11, found the single word CAR on one of 8,660,000 cookies. Nabisco will verify, then deliver a car-themed prize to her home.

ALCOA Tenn Caitlin Hedberg Caitlin Nabisco Anne Smith Parsippany N.J

Ramp to free woman in wheelchair from homebound condo

Frederick resident Leslee Hammett, 49, unable to leave home due to stairs and MS, will receive a free wheelchair ramp funded by Devilbiss Construction. The ramp from her back door to the sidewalk will cost about 2100 and be built within two weeks weather permitting, thanks to nurse Rachel Hill who alerted the company.

Leslee Hammett Devilbiss Construction Co Ms. Hammett Frederick Devilbiss Matthew Clark Ms Hammett Rachel Hill Frederick Memorial Hospital Ms. Hill Walkersville Ms Hill

Federal funding uncertainty hampers 1-70 project progress

County leaders long sought federal dollars for the 1-70 project as Washington area planning agencies pressed it as a top priority. EPA approval and a permanent WEIF extension are seen as needed to meet the Clean Air Act, else lawsuits loom. Delegates react with surprise and caution, signaling possible legislative fixes and exemptions for motor homes and Washington County.

Washington Council of Governments Ms. Spink EPA Guns Paul Stull Frederick Donald Elliott R Carroll Frederck Stull Feds Timothy Ferguson Brick Carroll Alex Mooney Frederick Washington Washington County

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