ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers gearing up for the 1996 General Assembly session have already filed 87 bills tapping into such hot-button issues as crime, crabbing regulations, education and economic development
Hi-Tech Office Keeps State’s Eye on the Road
LINTHICUM – You’re not the only one watching the road when you drive in Maryland
Traffic Numbers Zoom as Accident Numbers Sink
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s vehicular accident rate declined during the first half of 1995, and the death toll on state roads could be headed for an 11-year low
5 Md. Legislators Have Concealed Weapons Permits
ANNAPOLIS – As the three men barreled toward him late one night after session, Del
Fender Benders Lend to Maryland’s High Rate of Rear Enders
BETHESDA – John McMillen really liked his old 1989 Escort
NIST Budget Eliminates Technology Funds
WASHINGTON – The Senate Thursday passed a $399 million budget for the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Gaithersburg that eliminates a grant program for private industry research and development