Research Fraud Goes Unpunished in Drug Tests
A Washington doctor faced no prosecution after overdosing three patients with an experimental drug and one death, while the FDA barred testing but allowed continued practice. California doctors tampered with painkiller study results yet were allowed to test under supervision. Rep Pete Stark plans bills to suspending Medicare payments for violators, amid warnings that penalties remain light and most cases settle with minimal action while informed consent and safety concerns persist.
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Elderly Workers Push To End Social Security Earnings Rule
A national labor shortage prompts calls to remove the Social Security earnings limit for ages 65 to 69. Studies say scrapping it could add 700000 elderly workers and 49 billion in tax revenues, offsetting higher Social Security outlays. From fast food to retail, seniors could rejoin the workforce.
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Marion Barry and the DC mayoral race talk flips and factions
A Washington DC exchange features Marion Barry and Jesse Jackson in a heated, satirical dialogue about mayoral ambitions and political strikes. The conversation riffs on accountability, campaign promises, and rivalries, with fictional bets on Maryland politics and a hypothetical land swap.
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Barn Rebuilt After 1939 Fire North of Middletown
About 150 people helped raise a 45 by 126 foot barn on the Roscoe KX Doub farm north of Middletown to replace the structure destroyed by fire in August 1939. George B Wills wed the contractor. Attendees included Waters, Wetzel, Wiles, Keller, Roff, Rite, Hittle and Bittle. The Jug Bridge arch, long watched by engineers since its 1808 construction, remains unchanged. Ezra Bo Whitman, state roads chief, criticizes the Frederick Hagerstown road as three miles of incomplete single lane concrete leading nowhere.
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Governor Mandel visits Great Frederick Fair on second day
Twenty years ago the Great Frederick Fair hosted Gov Marvin Mandel as crowds ignored overcast skies to attend. Dee Cottingham appeared napping atop her grazing horse while a 4H cake auction set a $10 record, bought by Pamela and Bob Canto who together acquired seven cakes. Sheriff Crumetl showed grand jury a wooden jail table to be replaced with metal, plus a sewer pipe water issue and a request for emergency repair authority.
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Immigration warning on multilingual schools in Montgomery County
An article from September 14 warns about the impact of foreign speaking students in Montgomery County schools urging renewed immigration controls. It cites legislation since 1967 and argues that public services in native languages threaten American unity and demands caps on entry aligned with social and economic capacity. Marguerite Snyder Knoxville.
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Frederick County Leaders Target Farm Family History Loss
A distressed account accuses the Frederick County Commissioners of risking a farm family livelihood over fear of growth. It recalls Schrodel Farm visits by Green World Nursery School, where children learned farming, fed calves, and enjoyed hay rides, highlighting a cherished community symbol under threat.
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Farmers, growth threat in Frederick County sparks debate
Letters urge responsible growth planning in Frederick County to protect farms like the Schroedels 230 acre property from condemnation for roads and landfills. Residents call for recycling education, greener packaging, and stronger county leadership while supporting the Schroedels through legal costs.
Transplants spark ire over new development in Frederick County
Residents express frustration at rapid subdivision growth around Peach Tree Court and Golden Mile Market place. Longtime Frederick County resident James Astar criticizes newcomers and rising prices while pledging to return home if changes continue. Concerns focus on perceived housing demand driving construction and local “eyesore” developments.
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