Charity's finances and audits scrutinized in Maryland and Pennsylvania
The Washington Post reports on a charity operated by Mrs. Simpson, detailing 1991 receipts of 133,930 in public donations with about 80 percent spent on programs. It notes 60 percent of work in Maryland, 40 percent in Pennsylvania, and 13 percent on fundraising. Maryland records show complaints over naming practices. an independent CPA audits the books, praised as detailed and in good order. State leaders consider stricter rules to prevent conflicts of interest and require tougher disclosures. The charity remains registered, with renewal due at month end, and a toll-free line provides emergency aid information.
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Dr. Anderson explains lab doses are high but study confirms a metal can damage sperm. Follow-ups will test smaller chromium doses and chemical combinations. Early exposure risks include nitrosamines and polycyclic aromatics from cigarettes and charred foods, with infants more vulnerable. The National Cancer Institute aims to list potential carcinogens to guide parents on avoidance to reduce future cancer risks.
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