WASHINGTON – Two regional airlines in Maryland would be required to modify some of their planes to comply with safety regulations proposed last month by the Federal Aviation Administration
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Snares Found in Baby Voucher Idea
ANNAPOLIS – State officials warned legislators Friday that set-up costs for a baby voucher proposal in a welfare reform bill could be “astronomical
Baseball Bill Sponsors Got Campaign Money from Angelos
ANNAPOLIS – Four legislative leaders who championed an emergency bill that may help Orioles owner Peter G
Glendening Says Proposed Cuts Will Hurt Children
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland stands to lose at least $10
Only Two Maryland Congressmen Vote for Term Limits
WASHINGTON – Only two of Maryland’s eight representatives voted for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on Congress, which became the first plank of the Republican’s Contract with America to be rejected by the House
Michigan Engineer Wins $500,000 Prize for Inventors
WASHINGTON – In what was casually dubbed the “Academy Awards” for inventors, a Michigan engineer received a $500,000 prize Wednesday for his work to increase passenger safety and car performance for General Motors Corp
University of Maryland Appealing Banneker Case to Supreme Court
WASHINGTON – The University of Maryland at College Park Wednesday will appeal to the U
State School Board Looks at National Teacher Certification
BALTIMORE – Maryland teachers may soon choose to try out for an elite national group that recognizes excellence among educators