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WASHINGTON – NASA does not plan to send either a robot or manned shuttle to service the Hubble Space Telescope, with officials telling a congressional committee Thursday that such a mission is too dangerous

WASHINGTON – Divine Chocolate is different from the big chocolate brands — profits from the lesser-known “fair-trade” chocolate benefit West African cocoa farmers — but it’s still chocolate

WASHINGTON – Union membership in Maryland dropped by 82,000 people from 2003 to 2004, a reflection of the continuing “demise of the industrial base” in the state, said labor and business officials

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WASHINGTON – Leaders of some Maryland-based relief and development organizations told the state’s congressional delegation Tuesday they are concerned that federal funds for long-standing troubled areas might be cut to focus on tsunami-hit regions

WASHINGTON – John Kimble said he will keep fighting to give white candidates “a fair shot” in Maryland’s 4th District, even after a federal appeals court dismissed his complaint that the congressional district is racially gerrymandered

WASHINGTON – Heterosexual transmission has moved past injected drug use as the main cause of new HIV cases in Maryland, said the state’s AIDS Administration

WASHINGTON – New cases of HIV have fallen for several years in Maryland, evidence that prevention efforts have paid off, said an official with the Maryland AIDS Administration

WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers who joined the Congressional Black Caucus for a meeting with President Bush on Wednesday said the president was “cordial and receptive” but noncommittal to the group’s proposals