Maryland

Welfare Advocates Protest State Support for NFL

BALTIMORE – When Gov

Maryland Among States with Highest Ozone Concentration

WASHINGTON – A study released Thursday by the American Lung Association found that the 4

Supreme Court Rules Md. Bank Was Justified in Freezing Account of Bankrupt Customer

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court ruled unanimously last week that banks have the right to freeze the accounts of bankrupt customers who owe them money

Foster Decries Teen Pregnancies

COLLEGE PARK – Dr

CNS,Railroad Safety,480

WASHINGTON – Consumer groups Wednesday criticized a Department of Transportation proposal that they claim could free railroads from legal liability for accidents at railroad-highway crossings – and make them less likely to maintain safe intersections

Editors: This is a retransmission of a story that moved late Tuesday, because of CNS computer problems. Time references in the lede and 6th graf have been updated, and Hoyer’s comments were moved up to the 6th graf.

WASHINGTON – Representatives from Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the American Lung Association and several other nonprofit organizations said this week their effectiveness would be hurt by a proposal that would inhibit their lobbying activities

Appellate Court Says Forced Injection Didn’t Violate Rights

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled Tuesday that a Cumberland mental health facility did not violate a patient’s rights in forcing her to take medication in 1993

Glendening Just the Guy Next Door to University Park Residents

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Nonprofits Rail Against Anti-Lobbying Measure

WASHINGTON – Representatives from Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the American Lung Association and several other nonprofit organizations said Tuesday their effectiveness would be hurt by a proposal that would inhibit their lobbying activities

Wynn Bill Would Encourage More Federal Workers to Retire Early

WASHINGTON – Maryland Rep