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Timeline: Mark Midei and the stents case
January 2008: Dr. Mark Midei leaves MidAtlantic Cardiovascular Associates to become a full-time employee of St. Joseph Medical Center, leading a former colleague to vow revenge against him. April 27, 2009: A MidAtlantic cardiologist informs one of Midei'...Tags: Maryland, Internists, St. Joseph Medical Center, Corporate Crime, Abbott Laboratories
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Stent sellers were allowed inside lab despite hospital ban
Salespeople for stent maker Abbott Laboratories were often allowed inside a cardiac treatment room at St. Joseph Medical Center while patient procedures were being performed, despite hospital rules against it, according to sworn testimony from Dr. Mark G....Tags: St. Joseph Medical Center, Marketing, Chiropractors, Justice System, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Maryland investigation targets second hospital
State health regulators have launched an investigation into a second Maryland hospital suspected of performing unnecessary medical procedures like those alleged at St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson, according to a report released Wednesday. The...Tags: Regulatory Policy and Organizations, Punishment, Chiropractors, Trials, Justice System
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Pelosi, Hoyer call disruption of town hall meetings 'un-American'
Tribune Washington BureauHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, insisting at the start of a long and politically heated summer congressional recess that health care reform can be achieved this fall, today are calling the disruption of town hall meetings by...Tags: Maryland, Health Insurance, Democratic Party, Barack Obama, Finance
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New U.S. attorney to have first big test
sun reporterProsecuting former state Sen. Thomas L. Bromwell - charged last week with steering millions of dollars in building contracts to a single construction firm - could be the first major test for Maryland's new U.S. attorney. Rod J. Rosenstein, who took the...Tags: Harbor East, Prisons, National Security, Baltimore County, Trials
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Bromwell was among state's most powerful
Sun ReporterIn Annapolis, Thomas L. Bromwell invariably sported a huge gold ring he described as "big and gaudy and loud" - much like himself. A big man with a thick Bawlamer accent, the former tavern owner from Perry Hall was a colorful and imposing figure during...Tags: Lobbying, Death, Elections, Super Bowl, Michael E. Busch
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Under the microscope
Maryland's top energy regulator vowed a thorough review of the sale of Constellation Energy Group as state lawmakers grilled the company's executives about its management and the terms of a deal it struck to avoid a possible bankruptcy.
Douglas Nazarian,...Tags: Litigation and Regulation, Maryland, Warren Buffett, Constellation Energy Group, Justice System
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Verda Freeman Welcome
Sun ReporterVerda Freeman Welcome 1907 - 1990 House of Delegates: 1959 - 1963 State Senate: 1963 - 1982 Verda Freeman was born March 18, 1907, on a small farm in Lake Lure, N.C. She was the third of 16 children. When her mother died, she stayed in school by taking...Tags: Maryland, Howard University, Morgan State University, Colleges and Universities, Death
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O'Malley backs bill on juvenile staff
Sun reporterGov. Martin O'Malley is supporting legislation that would force the state to regulate staff training at private residential programs for juvenile offenders, officials said yesterday. The administration's endorsement bolsters the chances for a bill that...Tags: Employees, Roy P Dyson, Teen-agers, Justice System, Children
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Case to show Md. political life
sun reporterA trial of former state Sen. Thomas L. Bromwell could pull some of the most influential leaders in Annapolis into a courtroom, focusing attention on how relationships between politicians and business leaders - often built through money and favors - can...Tags: Bribery, Democratic Party, Marvin Mandel, Heads of State, Prosecution
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Furor over People's Counsel
Sun reporterMany of those on the front lines of the battle over rising electricity costs say one voice has been noticeably absent from the debate - the state's top consumer advocate, the Office of the People's Counsel. Lawmakers accuse the office and its chief,...Tags: Litigation and Regulation, Consumer Issue, Hollinger Incorporated, Local Elections, Democratic Party
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Dixon's pull in session critical
One after another, the Baltimore lawmakers spat complaints at Mayor Sheila Dixon.
Dels. Nathaniel T. Oaks and Ann Marie Doory said they couldn't believe the mayor hadn't shared a traffic study with them. Del. Frank M. Conaway Jr. said he was "irritated...Tags: Local Elections, Casino and Gambling Industry, Prosecution, Sheila Dixon, Justice System
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