ANNAPOLIS – The women of Maryland’s General Assembly have come a long way in a quarter century
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Maryland Man Believes Vietnam Memorial Brings Healing
WASHINGTON – When he enlisted in the Army and went off to Vietnam, his friends from Bowie High School didn’t understand
Science Gets Hip At The `Why Files’ Web Site
WASHINGTON – A self-described “myopic and geeky” group of science buffs discovered it can make science hip by using pop culture as a hook
“Tough Warriors” Try To Preserve Southern Maryland Heritage
CALIFORNIA, MD – Citizens in the “Mother County of Maryland,” some of whose ancestry harks back to the 1600s, want their voices heard by government
Talented Students Are Choosing State Colleges, Survey Says
ANNAPOLIS – The highest percentage of talented high school seniors in 17 years is choosing state colleges and universities, according to a new study by the Maryland Higher Education Commission
House Passes AIDS Task Force Bill
ANNAPOLIS – Without debate, Maryland delegates approved a bill Thursday to establish a task force to study HIV in state prisons
HMO Regulation Bill Finds Support from Doctors
ANNAPOLIS – Can’t get through to your HMO doctor? Do you wait two hours to see the doctor once you have an appointment? Do you think you didn’t have a test run because of its cost?
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Changes In Toxic Waste Cleanup Program Could Harm States, Says Md. Official
WASHINGTON – Congress should not force the states to pay for cleaning up the worst toxic waste sites, Maryland’s top environmental official told a House committee