Test-tube baby research continues with new teams
Reports from Britain detail progress in test-tube fertilization led by Drs. Robert Edwards and Patrick Steptoe after Louise Brown's birth. They caution against overoptimism, note inadequate facilities, and anticipate global expansion with new teams and funding. The piece covers U.S. ethical debates, religious responses, legal actions, and commercial interest surrounding the breakthrough.
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London
Britain
Louise Brown
Robert Edwards
Patrick Steptoe
Lesley Brown
Steptoe
Edwards
Brita
London Daily Express
St. Thomas's Hospital
Brown
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal
David Hamburg
U.S
New York
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
American Medical Association
Frank Chapell
Vatican
Pierfranco Pastore
Giles Ecclestone
Board For Social Responsibility
The
Church of England
London Daily Mail
Linganore West plan remains under state board review
Linganore High School overcrowding spurs public meetings and a parent committee review. The Linganore West plan proposes moving sixth graders from Liberty Green Valley and New Market elementary schools to Linganore High, with a second bus to Walkersville for seventh grade. The day would be shortened by one hour, most classes remain intact, and a full time guidance counselor plus relocation of the Frederick County Learning Center are included amid continued opposition to permanent redistricting.
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Singanore
New Market Middle School
Linganore West
Gordon M. Anderson
Liberty
Singanore West
Frederick
Walkersville
Singapore West
Rohr
LUPC
Price
Emmitsburg road clash over crossing closings and plans
County and town leaders spar over Creamery Road closure as residents cite safety at at grade crossings. Emmitsburg seeks to keep the road open to attract industry while SHA and county officials weigh dualization and bridge priorities amid debates on Blue Mountain and College Lane movements.
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Emmitsburg
Paul Beale
Beale
Creamery Road
Dorsey
Larry Little
Vigilant Hace Company
Barey
Little
College Lane
Mount St. Mary's
Blue Mountain Road
Frederick County
Man loses love suit but gets broken heart in court
In San Francisco a small claims judge returned a red cardboard broken heart to 4 year old accountant Tom Horsley who sued waitress Alyn Chesselet for 38 dollars travel costs after she stood him up for a theater date to see The Wis. The judge cited Lord Byron as he ruled. Burnley of Campbell near San Jose lost the suit.
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San Francisco
Richard Figone
Tom Horsley
Lord Byron
The
Wis
Candidates hitch up in county commissioner race era
Candidates including Charles Senith of Jefferson Richard Grossnickie Feee Baurall and William B Cram vie for county commissioner with Ike Sayler seeking a House of Delegates seat. Sayler chats with Bruce Crem as others remain unidentified. A noted contest involved guiding a tree for a manure spreader along a winding path into a floor fitting space. Results will be announced later.
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Baurall
William B. Cram
Missioner
Isaac A
Ike) Sayler
House of Delegates
Sayler
Bruce Crem
News-Post
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