WASHINGTON – The Senate’s passage Wednesday night of a measure giving the president power to delete items from federal spending bills came without the help of Maryland’s two members
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Postmaster General Commended on Delivery Improvements
WASHINGTON – Mail is being delivered as quickly in Southern Maryland as it is in other parts of the country for the first time in years, Rep
Railroads Urged to Install Equipment to Prevent Collisions
WASHINGTON – The National Transportation Safety Board called on railroads and a federal agency Wednesday to set a timetable for installing high-technology train control systems that would make collisions close to impossible
Maryland Representatives Back Line-item Veto
WASHINGTON – A measure giving the president power to delete items from federal spending bills is garnering the support of Maryland’s seven House members
With Help, Renters Are Becoming Home Buyers
WASHINGTON – Daniel Ray said his previous realtor made him feel like a fool
Crawford Wants to Protect Jobs, Balance Budget
WASHINGTON – Most people can tell you where they were on Nov
Lawmaker Vows Action on Sex Abuse Task Force Report
ANNAPOLIS – The sponsor of a law that set up the Maryland Task Force to Study Health Professional-Client Sexual Exploitation has pledged that its report will not be left to gather dust in the state archives
Md. Trade Schools in Danger of Losing Student Loan Programs
WASHINGTON – Five Maryland trade schools will lose funds from national student aid programs because of students’ failure to repay their loans, according to a report released Friday by the U
Members of Panel on Doctor Abuse Found Experience Cathartic
Active with a support group for victims of sexual abuse by health professionals, Linda Herlehy and Sherry Russell were busy healing themselves
Two Marylanders Vote to Repeal Assault Weapons Ban
WASHINGTON – Only two of Maryland’s seven House members voted Friday to lift a two-year-old ban on semiautomatic assault weapons