Five Montgomery County homes reveal high lead in tap water
State health officials identify five new homes between Gaithersburg and Poolesville with lead levels in tap water ranging from ten to one hundred fifty times the federal safety standard. Ray Feldmann of the Office of Environmental Programs in Baltimore said the homes were tested last month after a television station queried the agency. The lead results arise from contaminated water sources.
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Rockville
Gaithersburg
Poolesville
State
Ray Feldmann
State Office of Environmental Programs
Baltimore
Akan Waeda
Telgmans
Feldmann
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Commission
Marjorie Johnson
Maryland
Upper County
Montgomery
Stacy
Natalie Pien
Department of Environmental Protection
Abe
Baltimore County
Plumbers’ Union
Krahnke Declares Bid for Montgomery County Council
Betty Ann Krahnke, 43, the first Republican entrant, spoke on the Bethesda Chevy Chase courthouse steps advocating farmland protection, balanced growth, and a strong small business role. She chairs the county planning board and criticizes the Democratic council for growth, pledging independent leadership and bipartisan support.
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Rockville
Betty Ann Krahnke
Krahnke
1St County Council
Bethesda- Chevy Chase
Charles W. Gilchrist
General Assembly
Nity
Krahcke
Tae
Peiiu Ube Syimune
League of Women Voters
Council
Board of Elections Supervisors
George Sauer
Montgomery County Civic Federation
Immune therapy shows promise in cancer treatment
National Cancer Institute researcher Dr Steven Rosenberg reports continued encouraging results from interleukin-2 based immunotherapy. In 49 treated patients 18 showed tumor regression including complete responses in some kidney cancer and melanoma cases, though not a cure and with significant side effects and high cost.
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Rosenberg
American Cancer Society
Vincent DeVita
The
Cancer Institute
New England Journal of Medicine
Frank Rauscher
Cancer Society
Unowned Land in Md Appears Through Patents Probe
Maryland researchers Richard H. Richardson and Joe Brown III explored unowned land in Frederick County and beyond, noting many parcels lack patents and are challenging to prove ownership. The investigation, tied to The Sheep Pasture, spurred patent actions for three tracts, with state interest in selling for tax rolls. A Navy Band concert at Middletown High supported by Sea Chanters and Middletown students followed.
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Maryland
Richard H. Richardson
Richardson
Gambrill Park Road
Joe Brown
Middletown
Maryland Magazine
Brown
Ed Walter
Columbia
Department of Natural Resources and
Frederick County
Frederick City
DNR
Walter
U.S. Navy Band
Sea Chapters
Middletown High School
Sea Chanters
Linda J. Fisher
James L. Fisher
Thurmont
Migs Fisher
U.S. Navy
Navy
Linnea Prite
Ian Eine
Karen Johnson
Beent Taylor
Elaine Duck
Monte Boyer
David Derr
Mark DiClaudio
Washington
United States
White House
Bob Hope
Perry Como
Kenny Rogers
High St
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Sauer
Associated Press
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National Cancer Institute
Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
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Worcester County
Navy Band
Sheraton Trederich S
Erry Lk A
Frederick Self Storace
Carleon Press
New York
Carlton
Carlton Press
West 32 Street
Felwone
Ae End Om
Mr. Heat
Frederick
Frederick Refrigeration
Clin
Maintenancal Service Contracts
the Feed & Seed Shop
Rosemont Ave
Rosemont & Baughman's LN
Vani Dalerse
Oa Atoa
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