Maryland

WASHINGTON – Federal workers would be able to donate leave time to colleagues suffering from disasters in other parts of the country under a proposed Clinton administration plan

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals Tuesday overturned the supervised probation and mandatory drug treatment prescribed for a Prince George’s County man, ruling that the trial judge neglected strict sentencing guidelines in his decision

ANNAPOLIS – The Senate Budget and Taxation Committee, which considered and rejected two proposed tax credits for long-term care insurance last session, is looking at the issue again

WASHINGTON – The Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved President Clinton’s nominations of a Maryland lawmaker as ambassador to Romania and a Bethesda woman to a top United Nations post

ANNAPOLIS – Technophobes must love the idea: The world’s computer networks are on the brink of collapse, government bureaucracies will grind to a halt, multinational corporations will flounder in impotence — all for the lack of two little digits

WASHINGTON – With one year until Election Day 1998, Republicans are struggling to find someone to challenge veteran Rep

ASPEN HILL – With a quick shake of his head, Fujun Xu moves his bangs just enough to see the older man sitting next to him

WASHINGTON – Across the country, well-known veteran politicians are gearing up for the 1998 Senate elections by raising the hundreds of thousands of dollars needed to challenge entrenched incumbents

WASHINGTON – A national civil rights leader may represent the Democrat’s best chance in a decade of unseating Republican Rep

ANNAPOLIS – Spurred by demand that far exceeds supply, a joint task force of the Maryland Legislature is considering major changes in state laws that govern organ and tissue donations