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Author of Suppressed History of Girls' School Will See Book Published; Bell Labs Researcher Charged With Falsifying Data in Key Papers

By RICHARD MORGAN and LILA GUTERMAN

START THE PRESSES: A private girls' school in Baltimore has reversed its decision to suppress a book chronicling its history, and will allow the Johns Hopkins University Press to publish the work.

More than 140 historians had petitioned...

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