East German teachers tour Frederick for US education insights
Kerstin Wehner, 30, and 29 colleagues from eastern Germany toured Frederick County to study American schools and culture. They viewed six public schools and three private ones, met open classrooms, and noted shifts from GDR rigidity to Western liberalization amid reunification, with hopes to inspire change at home.
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Kerstin Wehner
Berlin
Ms. Wehner
Germany
Frederick County
United States
German Democratic Republic
GDR
Communist Party
America
Britain
New York
Frederick
LaVern Rasmussen
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Frederick City
Sabillasville
Baker Park
Wehner
Clover Hill
Kathy
Andy Johnston
Career and Technology Center
Leon Feuchtwanger
Rus Johnston
Baltimore drug testing lab charged in FDA investigation
Federal prosecutors accuse PharmaKinetics Laboratories Inc and former executive VP Mark B Perkal of obstructing an FDA generic drug probe. The case centers on Bolar Pharmaceutical substituting Dyazide for its own Triamterene product to support FDA approval, generating 140 million in three years. Perkal allegedly allowed the substitution in retained samples and did not report the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
PharmaKinetics Laboratories Inc
Mark B. Perkal
U.S. District Court
Gary P. Jordan
Bolar Pharmaceutical Co
FDA
PharmaKinetics
Perkal
Bolar
U.S
Richard D. Bennett
State drops lewd behavior charges against Damascus man
The State's Attorney's office dropped charges of lewd behavior against 75 year old Emerson P. Slacum of Ridge Road Damascus. Slacum was alleged to have acted in the men's room of Hecht's at Lakeforest Mall Gaithersburg. Charges were dismissed after a key witness failed to appear in District Court last week.
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Rockville
Emerson P. Slacum
Ridge Road
Damascus
Mr. Slacum
Hecht’s
Lakeforest Mall
Gaithersburg
Dick Crane
Frederick officials set lease conditions for arts center easement
The Frederick city council agreed to a deed of easement granting the Maryland Historical Trust perpetual authority to regulate changes to the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center building at 30.8 Carroll Street. The plan ties a $200,000 grant to the easement, with $100,000 overrun covered by the center’s Phase 1 renovations. The arrangement raises concerns over city maintenance costs if the center vacates, while a proposal to transfer property outright to the arts foundation was rejected to preserve the grant and city taxpayers’ risk protections. The council also scheduled a budget session and began reviewing city rules on yard and private sales.
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Frederick
Maryland Historical Trust
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Paul Gordon
Frederick Arts Center Foundation Inc
The
Historical Trust For the Perpetual
Old
Mountain City
Carroll St
Delaplaine
Randall
Frederick News Post
Frederick Cablevision
John Carnochan
Arts Foundation
State Historical Trust
Gordon
Carnachan
N. Lynn Tillery
Frederick Arts Center Foundation
Carroll Creek
Tillery
Historical Trust
Frederick City
Jon Kreissig
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