BELTSVILLE – Over a corned beef and cabbage lunch, the old men swap memories of 1930s America, a time of poverty, prayer, then hope
Maryland
Bill Would Require Notification of Pesticide Use at Schools
ANNAPOLIS – When Ruth Berlin walked into her son’s school one afternoon last year she smelled an unusual odor
Long-shot Keyes Says America Facing Moral, Not Money, Crisis
WASHINGTON – The odds of Alan Keyes winning the Republican presidential nomination in 1996 are long
Rural Maryland Delegations Coordinate to Establish Forum
ANNAPOLIS – In an effort to boost the voice of rural Marylanders, lawmakers from the state’s non-urban areas want to give the Forum for Rural Maryland a place in state law
Farmers Disappointed With Tobacco Auction Prices
UPPER MARLBORO – Phillip Jones, a 64-year-old tobacco farmer from Calvert County, said he won’t be able to make a living if prices drop any lower at Maryland tobacco auctions
Cyber-Sheriffs Are Watching the Bad Guys Ride Roughshod
ANNAPOLIS – Detective Sandra Mapstone, veteran computer investigator for the Baltimore County Police, would love to put a computer vandal in prison
Editors: Hold for release for Sunday, March 12, and after.
SILVER SPRING – Rahel Saifu said it over and over during the two-hour interview: She doesn’t want a handout, she wants a job