WASHINGTON – Leroy Edwards’ conscience let him rest for exactly one month after he retired from federal service in 1993
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Panel Envisions Future Schools With Top Teachers, Student Parity
ANNAPOLIS – The state’s vision for schools in the next decade is ambitious, likely expensive, and centered on classroom teaching
Bush Calls the Union `Stronger Than Ever’ in Face of Foreign, Domestic Crises
WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers who had hoped for President Bush to address both the nation’s domestic and foreign challenges in his State of the Union speech Tuesday said they got most of what they wanted
Maryland Lawmakers Like Bush’s Promises, Worry About the Details
WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers who had hoped for President Bush to address both the nation’s domestic and foreign challenges in his State of the Union speech Tuesday said they got most of what they wanted
Maryland Congressmen Visit Guantanamo Bay, Say Detainees Are Treated Well
WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers returned from a Friday trip to Guantanamo Bay convinced that Taliban and al-Qaeda detainees are being held under good conditions — often better than the U
Bill Would Make Prison Pants-Dropping Illegal
ANNAPOLIS – Sometimes, prisoners need to be naked
Female Cops Twice as Likely to Admit Domestic Abuse as Males, Study Shows
WASHINGTON – Female Baltimore City police officers were twice as likely as their male counterparts to report that they had committed physical abuse of their spouse or partner, according to data from a 1999 survey of the officers
Joint Resolution Seeks to Resurrect Inter-county Connector
ANNAPOLIS – The time has come to build the Inter-county Connector, said Senate President Thomas V
School Chiefs Ask Eastern Shore Lawmakers for More Money
ANNAPOLIS – Eastern Shore school superintendents implored lawmakers Friday to support at least a down payment to implement an expensive school reform plan ignored by the governor’s budget