COLUMBIA – Josh Cramer starts his second-period class by pulling out a single pink long-stemmed rose
Push to Drop `Provisional’ Teachers Could Leave State Short
WASHINGTON – President Clinton wants them gone within five years
Bill Would Clamp Down on Maryland Breeders of Fighting Cocks
WASHINGTON – A Senate proposal to ban interstate transport of birds for cockfights could be felt in Maryland, where the birds are still bred even though cockfighting is outlawed
Governor’s Race Brought National Funds Flowing into Maryland
WASHINGTON – National party committees poured a total of $461,252 into Maryland in the last election cycle because of the “very high-profile governor’s race” here, officials said
Mikulski, Sarbanes Defend Party-Line Votes on Impeachment
WASHINGTON – Maryland Democratic Sens
Redskins May Be in Cooke’s Blood, Politics Apparently Is Not
WASHINGTON – As the National Football League prepares to hear the details this week of the high bid for the Washington Redskins, John Kent Cooke’s quest to buy the team from his father’s estate appears more and more to be a long-shot
Maryland Schools Already Practice Much of What Clinton Preached
WASHINGTON – The education reforms proposed by President Clinton in his State of the Union address are “not going to change the way we do business” in Maryland, said a state school official
New Redskins Owners Are No Major Leaguers in Political Giving
WASHINGTON – At least one tradition is not likely to change with the sale of the Washington Redskins
D.C.-Area Members Respond to Speech
WASHINGTON – Congressional representatives from Maryland’s Washington suburbs, both Democrat and Republican, were united in their praise of President Clinton’s delivery of the State of the Union address Tuesday in the midst of his impeachment trial
Spectators Brave Bitter Weather to View History in Senate
WASHINGTON – One stand-up comic said he was there hoping to get some new material