WASHINGTON – Maryland’s senators voted Friday to acquit President Clinton of all articles of impeachment, saying they disapproved of his behavior but did not believe he should be removed from office
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Army Corps Gives Preliminary OK to Dumping Site Off Kent Island
WASHINGTON – The Army Corps of Engineers said Friday that it could find only “short- term and localized” negative environmental impacts from a plan to dump dredge spoils along a four-mile stretch of bay off of Kent Island
Internet Ethics Requirements Worry Legislators
ANNAPOLIS- Some legislators are protesting plans to put their financial records on the Internet, citing concerns that web surfers’ findings may invade lawmakers’ privacy
Greatest Presidents Wind Up With the Least of Holidays
WASHINGTON – The Washington Monument is closed
Maryland Patients Face Longer Waiting Times for Organ Transplants
WASHINGTON – Patients in need of organ transplants face a longer wait in Maryland than in many parts of the nation, including nearby mid-Atlantic states, according to a recent report for the Department of Health and Human Services
Policy Hits Home for Kidney Patients Whose Lives Hang in the Balance
WASHINGTON – Sally Roberts Mayer and Stanley Mazur are in a race for their lives — a race for which they mostly have to sit and wait
Snyder Sure To Be a Change for Skins Fans
BETHESDA-In a world of big-game hunters, Daniel M
Dispute Rages Over Value of New Baseball Park in Hagerstown
HAGERSTOWN – City officials are afraid they will lose their minor league baseball team, the Hagerstown Suns, if they don’t build a new stadium, but commissioners in debt- ridden Washington County are skeptical of the $10 million project
Internet Sites Help Local Florists
ANNAPOLIS The surge of Internet buying has swept up Valentine’s Day shoppers, and many Maryland florists say they must log on or get left behind
Backers Say Bill Will Help Stop School Violence
ANNAPOLIS Montgomery County Executive Doug Duncan, several Montgomery County delegation members, other county officials and police agencies sent a clear message Thursday threats and acts of violence will not be tolerated in Maryland schools