NEW WINDSOR – Parker Smith likes to sit in the rocking chair on his porch and watch rainstorms pass over the Carroll County valley his family has farmed, mostly undisturbed, for seven generations
Embryo Adoption Generates Children – and Critics
RIVA – The first picture of Timothy and Sarah Cochran’s adopted child resembled a blank television screen filled with indecipherable static
Ehrlich Plans to Sign Stem Cell Bill Into Law
ANNAPOLIS – A measure to guide state funding of stem cell research cleared the Maryland General Assembly Wednesday and now goes to the desk of Governor Robert L
Bill to Require Bacteria Screening Dies in Senate
ANNAPOLIS – A bill to required Maryland hospitals and nursing homes to screen incoming patients for antibiotic-resistant bacteria has been defeated in the face of opposition from the hospital industry
Stem Cell Bill Advances in Assembly
ANNAPOLIS – Legislation to guide state spending on stem cell research passed a Maryland House of Delegates committee Friday, clearing the way for the bill to be debated by the full House
Maryland Senate Breaks Stem Cell Filibuster
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate narrowly ended a filibuster battle over stem cell research Wednesday, after hours of back-room negotiations produced a compromise that allowed both sides to claim victory
Maryland House Passes Stem Cell Bill
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland House of Delegates passed legislation Friday to provide $25 million in state funding for stem cell research, outvoting delegates who said they were opposed to the destruction of embryos for research purposes
Stem Cell Battle Begins in Maryland Senate
ANNAPOLIS – Conflict over legislation to fund stem cell research heated up on the floor of the Maryland Senate Thursday as Republican opponents of the measure complained of changes Senate Democrats made to the bill’s language after it had already been debated and voted on by a legislative committee
Stem Cell Bill Advances in House of Delegates
ANNAPOLIS – Supporters of legislation to encourage embryonic stem cell research in Maryland beat back attempts in the House of Delegates Wednesday to weaken key provisions of the bill