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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1992

Page

6

Union Bridge council back annexation drive and referendum

The Union Bridge mayor and town officials will conduct door to door campaigning Saturday to urge support for a 110 acre annexation near Md 75 owned by Dr Jackson Phillips. A referendum on Aug 3 will decide the fate of the planned 440 unit subdivision and population impact.

Deborah Doxzon Srk Hill Road Doxzon Xay June Perry Jones Jones Union Bridge Dr Philips

Plecs returns to Bartlett campaign staff

Scott Plecs, a 23 year old former campaign aide, was rehired by Roscoe Bartlett’s 6th District congressional campaign this week after a May dismissal. He will serve as volunteer coordinator focusing on youth organization and college student outreach amid ongoing campaign leadership changes and a December election bid against Democrat Thomas H Hattery.

Roscoe Bart Cndidate Scott Plecs Cmpaign Dr Barth Ecs Sr Plecs Plecs Form R College Bartlett Thurmont Michael Downey Mer Cumberland Frank Plees Mount St Mary's ‘Uege Hopatcong Scott Dick Leggitt Leg

Sam earns first in feature photography from MDDC Press

Sam received the first place award in feature photography from the Maryland Delaware DC Press Association for excellence in photojournalism. The honor recognizes a series of prison boot camp images.

Sam Maryland Delaware DC Press Association

Scientists study how babies avoid HIV infection

Researchers led by Dr Raoul Benveniste at Fort Detrick explore why about two thirds of babies born to HIV infected mothers escape infection. The work considers genetic factors and maternal antibodies, and extends to pig tailed macaques to model fetal transmission timing and potential interventions.

Raoul Benveniste National Cancer Institute Fort Detrick Benveniste World Health Organization Randall Tressler University of Maryland School of Medicine Tressler National Institutes of Health Primate Center University of Washington Seattle

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