Biomedical Equipment Exhibit Show At Fort Detrick
Researchers browse more than 200 booths at the fourth annual Biomedical Research Equipment and Supplies Exhibit at Fort Detrick. Brandel Inc showcased a cell harvester used in drug research with 96 wells for growing cancer cells and testing anti cancer drugs priced at about 11900 dollars, 24 well version about 5700 dollars. Vendors offered catalogs and free samples to visitors from research facilities on and off the installation.
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Fort Detrick
Suzanne Snyder
Global Trade Productions Inc
Alexandria
Techical Sales Association
Washington, DC
Brandel Inc
Garthersburg
Brian Diaz
Sam Yu
Brandel, Inc
Gaithersburg
Detrick
Montgomery teachers protest with sickouts and work ins
Montgomery County teachers persist in a protest over stalled negotiations. Sickouts affect Wheaton Woods Elementary and other schools as staff stay home or hold work ins to pressure the board. The union rejects a $250 lump sum and top-step increase, seeking a full cost of living raise.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Wheaton Woods
Brian J Porter
Montgomery County Education Association
Israel
Potomac
Barnsley
Cashell
Clearspring Elementary
Damascus
Gaithersburg
Diamond
Carson
Stone Mull
MCEA
Phyllis A Parks Robinson
Subaru funds Montgomery College program with 35000 gift
Subaru of America provides 35000 to Montgomery College for an intensive training initiative at the Homer and Gudelsky Institute. The three way partnership links the college, Subaru and 10 Washington area dealers to train technicians with modern manuals tools and audio visual aids. Subaru also donates a 1992 Legacy sedan to the program.
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Rockville
Montgomery College
Subaru of America
Homer & Gudelsky Institute For ‘Technical Education
Subaru of
America
Washington Area
Subaru
Restaurateur tak es students on Chesapeake Bay cruise
TILGHMAN ISLAND AP A Bay area restaurateur was ordered to educate students after illegal rockfish possession. Levin Buddy Harrison took Parkville High School seniors on a two hour Chesapeake Bay cruise and lunch at Chesapeake House while paying most costs. He was fined 2000 and placed on one year probation. The Talbot District Court judge refused to plea bargain and insisted on a guilty verdict to avoid setting a soft precedent. The trip involved funding from the Chesapeake Bay Trust and student contributions. Harrison defended the sentence and stated it was unfair.
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Tilghman Island
Parkville
Chesapeake Bay
Levin Buddy Harrison
Larry Duncan
Harrisons
Chesapeake House
Harrison
Chesapeake Bay Trust
Talbot District
John Clarke
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Diaz
Sears, Rombuck &C
Woolworth
Francis
Pub Snes Av Gite
Montgomery
Restaurateur
Newspaper
Erdhive
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