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Bill Would Cover Breast Reconstruction for Poor Cancer Patients
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland legislators are considering a bill to provide poor, uninsured women undergoing mastectomies with coverage for breast reconstructive surgery
Maryland Lawmakers Split on Party Lines in Vote on Bush Tax Cut Plan
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s congressional delegation split along party lines Thursday in a House vote to approve the heart of President Bush’s $1
Senate Passes Bill Exempting Energy Therapists From Massage Laws
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate Thursday approved a change to the massage therapy law to exempt energy-based therapists
Gay Rights Advocates Want Legislators’ Respect
ANNAPOLIS – Gay rights activists scheduled to testify today before the Maryland House Judiciary Committee are hoping for more respect than they got last year – especially since their bill is, once again, Gov
Officials Say Maryland Schools Are Well Prepared to Handle Threats of Violence
WASHINGTON – Maryland educators say that schools here are well prepared to prevent an episode like the Monday shooting at a California high school that left two dead and 13 injured
House Drops Drunken-Driving Threshold to .08
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland House of Delegates Wednesday overwhelmingly approved a measure to lower the drunken-driving threshold from
Maryland Delegation Splits on Party Lines to Roll Back Ergonomics Rules
WASHINGTON – Maryland congressional lawmakers split along party lines Wednesday night, as the House voted 223-206 to repeal ergonomic standards imposed by President Clinton during his final days in office
Legislators Debate Pay Day Loans, Again
ANNAPOLIS – Single, Baltimore mom Dayna Robertson is waiting for a knockout punch