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Editors: Hold for release for Friday, April 12, and after.
ROCKVILLE – Don Mooers has worked or traveled in 77 countries, nearly died of malaria, and been made a West African chief
Bethesda Developer Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Bank
A Washington-area real estate developer pleaded guilty Tuesday to defrauding several million dollars from a Baltimore bank and the Resolution Trust Corp
Court of Special Appeals Rules Against Adoptive Parents
ANNAPOLIS – In a case balancing an interstate adoption compact with the welfare of a 3-year-old child, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals on Friday overturned a lower court’s decision declaring that a Maryland couple were the lawful parents of a baby born in New York
Maryland Congressmen Embarking on Information Superhighway
WASHINGTON – The Web is ensnaring the Maryland congressional delegation
Stadium Architects Believe Context is the Key
BALTIMORE – After designing Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the mammoth architecture firm of Helmuth, Obata, and Kassabaum (HOK) was credited by some Maryland architects with helping to usher in a development renaissance in downtown Baltimore
House Committee Approves Welfare Bill with Fewer Cuts
ANNAPOLIS – A welfare reform bill moved closer to passage Friday after a House committee made changes to a plan by the Department of Human Resources to cut welfare payments to disabled people
Analysis Shows Group Lobbying Is Widespread, Expensive
ANNAPOLIS – Lobbyists spent nearly $400,000 during the 1995 General Assembly session wining and dining groups of state lawmakers, according to a computer analysis of State Ethics Commission records
Lead Poisoning,250
ANNAPOLIS – The Senate gave tentative approval Thursday to two very different bills dealing with the problem of toxic lead paint in older buildings