WASHINGTON – A few events are planned, banks will be closed and state and federal workers will have the day off, but there will be little else to mark Columbus Day around the state Monday
Truck-Safety Enforcement Could Fall to States if Federal Office Folds
WASHINGTON – States may have to step up their enforcement of truck-safety laws if President Clinton signs a transportation funding bill that eliminates the federal office now responsible for those laws, federal officials said Thursday
State Lawmakers Urge Congress to Foot More of Wilson Bridge Bill
WASHINGTON – State lawmakers fear Washington, D
Study Confirms What Working Poor Know: Maryland’s a Costly State
WASHINGTON – While Congress struggles with a proposal to raise the minimum wage, thousands of Maryland workers continue to wrestle with the area’s high cost of living
Despite Thinning Field of Sarbanes Challengers, GOP Claims Optimism
WASHINGTON – Several Maryland Republicans are still weighing challenges to Sen
Montgomery County School Gives Warm Welcome to Clinton, His Education Pitch
OLNEY – President Clinton took his education spending plan to Brooke Grove Elementary School on Tuesday, where students and parents responded warmly to his plea to “put first things first” by increasing school spending