WASHINGTON – D
Maryland
President’s Bridge Funding Not Enough, Say Maryland Officials
WASHINGTON – The Department of Transportation Wednesday proposed allotting $400 million for the construction of a new Woodrow Wilson Bridge – far short of the $1
Groups Call for Universities to Open Disciplinary Hearings
WASHINGTON – Wearing a button with her murdered daughter’s picture on it, Connie Clery called upon Congress Wednesday to pass a bill making college disciplinary hearings involving criminal allegations open to the public
What Do You Call a Lawmaker? Delegate? Or Assemblyman(woman)?
ANNAPOLIS – For 200 years, members of Maryland’s lower legislative house have been called “delegates
Amateur Star Gazers Gather To Watch Newly Discovered Comet
ANNAPOLIS – Hale-Bopp has proven the brightest comet to pass through the inner solar system since modern telescopes were invented
Emergency Room Bill Would Force Insurers to Cover Visits
WASHINGTON – A 23-year-old Baltimore woman who was five months pregnant was involved in a car accident last year and started suffering abdominal pain
USDA Proposes User Fees For Food Inspections, Producers Upset
WASHINGTON – Forty-two million chickens are inspected each week in the processing plants of the Salisbury-based Perdue Farms – at taxpayer expense
Court Upholds Expulsion of Caroline Co. High School Student
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s Court of Special Appeals Tuesday upheld decisions by the Caroline County Circuit Court and state and local education authorities to expel a sophomore caught using drugs at her high school in October 1994
Lawmakers Propose Banning Tobacco Vending Machines
ANNAPOLIS – Every day, anti-tobacco activists say, 60 Maryland children start smoking
Bill Would Bypass DNR Watermen’s Waiting List
ANNAPOLIS – Wind-worn and rugged, their faces ruddy above white T-shirts, about 25 watermen came to Annapolis Tuesday to testify for a bill they say will help preserve their waning industry