Frederick boy wins Maryland Eagle Scouts award
Frederick County student Kent Yingling of Linganore High School earned the Maryland Eagle Scouts award in Glen Burnie presented by the Sons of the American Revolution Chapter. It marked the second straight year a Frederick Countian won the state honor. Yingling’s entry featured a genealogical chart and John Paul Jones research from the Bonhomme Richard Victory. He advances to SAR national scholarship with the winner to be named this summer.
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Maryland
Kent Yingling
Henry P. Laughlin
Frederick
Sgt
Lawrence Everhart
Elenor M. Jackson Jr
Annapolis
Linganore High School
Eagle Scouts
Glen Burnie
Sons of the American Revolution
Frederick Countian
Yingling
Francis Scott Key
BSA
John Paul Jones Eprch Bonhomme
Richard Victory
SAR
William Porter Lawrence
George Washington
Vasodilator mix extends life in heart failure study
A major study led by Dr. Jay N. Cohn shows vasodilator therapy can extend survival in heart failure. Among 642 patients, the hydralazine and isosorbide dinitrate combo reduced death risk, while prazosin and placebo did not. The finding, presented at the American College of Cardiology meeting, signals a landmark advance.
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Atlanta
Mark Liebling
Nashua
N.H
Jay N. Cohn
University of Minnesota
American College of Cardiology
Cohn
New England Journal of Medicine
William W
Quarantine Expanded as Contaminated Milk Ties Spread
More than 70 dairy farms across Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri are quarantined after milk contaminated with heptachlor is traced to WANDEG peptivide. Cattle on quarantined herds cannot be sold or leave farms, and tainted milk must be disposed of, with recalls affecting Kraft Foods and Gold Star dairy products. Officials warn it may take up to a year to clear contamination, while testing continues on cattle and milk.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Jerry Hill
State Health Department
Bureau of Environmental Health Services
Taylor Woods
Woods
Kraft Foods
Arkanzas
Hill
Gold Star
Oklahoma Agriculture
Bever
New OSHA Guidelines Target Methylene Chloride Exposure
New rules urge workers exposed to methylene chloride to wear protective clothing and respirators and prompt companies to lower usage. OSHA and EPA estimate nearly four million workers face generally high exposure while industry cites studies showing no clear cancer rise after long term exposure.
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Nerraremnar Meatie
Wadsangaon
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Environmental Protection Agency
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