ANNAPOLIS While other delegations just worry about legislation, the Harford County delegation has an extra headache: finding its way around
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Mikulski Deluged With Requests for Impeachment Tickets
WASHINGTON Despite polls that show voters are tired of President Clinton’s legal travails, tickets to his impeachment trial appear to be a hot commodity for Marylanders
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ANNAPOLIS – Legislators from heavily Republican Western Maryland are worried about getting a fair share of new education money from the Democrat-controlled General Assembly — a notion ridiculed by the House Speaker, who is from the region
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Ease of Crime, Value of Cars Means Carjacking Is Here to Stay
WASHINGTON – Despite its recent drop, prosecutors say carjacking is likely to remain a popular crime in Maryland because it requires little skill or planning and can give criminals instant financial gain
Officials Say Drop in Carjackings Masks Its Violence, Prevalence
WASHINGTON – It was a pretty routine Friday night for Wanda Payne
Health Officials Say Holiday Stress Does Not Increase Suicides
WASHINGTON – It’s the holiday season
Sometimes A Friendly Voice Is Best Tool Against Suicide
WASHINGTON – Suicide rates drop over the holidays, but suicide prevention groups say they still take every call for help seriously
Growing Hispanic Population Fuels Demand for Bilingual Services
WASHINGTON – Even Sonia Quezada’s experience as a bilingual secretary in Guatemala didn’t prepare her for life in the United States
Abortion Bill Could Tie Senate in Knots
ANNAPOLIS – A Carroll County senator plans to introduce an abortion bill during the 1999 legislative session that leaders worry could tie the chamber in knots