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State House Targeted; Maryland Sends Aid to Terror Sites
ANNAPOLIS – The historic Maryland State House was evacuated just after noon Tuesday when Gov
Travel Gridlock Strikes Region in Wake of Airplane Attacks
ANNAPOLIS – The three largest airports in the Washington area closed until late this morning, traffic snarled as government offices shut down and Metro trains skirted the heavily damaged Pentagon in the wake of apparent terrorist airplane attacks in the region and New York City
Military Surplus, Outdoors Stores Report Brisk Business in Survival Gear
COLLEGE PARK – Army surplus stores in Maryland reported a brisk business in survival gear Tuesday, with some saying they sold out of gas masks in the wake of apparent terrorist attacks around the country
State House Evacuated, Emergency Declared; Maryland Sends Aid to Terror Sites
ANNAPOLIS – The historic Maryland State House was evacuated just after noon Tuesday when Gov
Attacks, Evacuations Leave Washington Tourists, Workers Dazed and Worried
WASHINGTON – Hours after attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center, FBI employee Linda headed to her suburban Maryland home to wait for word of the investigation and her husband, a member of the FBI’s terrorist response unit
Movie Celebrates the World War II Memories that Maryland Veterans Can’t Forget
WASHINGTON – More than half a century after paratroopers from Easy Company jumped onto the beaches at Normandy on D-Day, fought at the Battle of the Bulge and captured Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest retreat, the bond they formed then still exists
Plan to Shift Farm Crop Subsidies to Farm Conservation Gets a Cool Reception
WASHINGTON – A Maryland farm group is wary of legislation that would shift $2 billion from traditional crop subsidy payments into voluntary conservation programs
Maryland Model for States in Budget Trouble
ANNAPOLIS – With Maryland boasting a nearly $1 billion budget surplus at a time when the national economy is slumping, the state is one of the few that has not used temporary fixes and short-term gimmicks to alleviate its money woes, according to a Washington-based nonprofit organization that studies budgets
State Mosquito Spray Threatens Bay, Environmentalists Say
ANNAPOLIS – The state Department of Agriculture is caught between two demanding groups on the West Nile virus issue: the worried public and protective environmentalists