ANNAPOLIS – If there was one shortcoming for Prince George’s County lawmakers in Gov
Pfiesteria Regulations Overshadow Speech for Shore Lawmakers
ANNAPOLIS – Eastern Shore lawmakers said there was much to like in Gov
Western Maryland Lawmakers Largely Agree With Governor’s Agenda
ANNAPOLIS – Western Maryland lawmakers gave generally high marks to Gov
Black Lawmakers Give High Marks to Glendening’s Agenda
ANNAPOLIS – At least one Maryland Legislative Black Caucus member said he was still too upset by last week’s ouster of former Sen
Montgomery Lawmakers See Good, Bad in Glendening Speech
ANNAPOLIS – Montgomery County Democrats found their expected piece of the state budget pie sugary sweet Wednesday but Republicans, in large part, found it tart with dubious election- year promises
Big Spender on Congressional Junkets Vows Altruistic Motives
WASHINGTON – The Aspen Institute paid for more than a quarter of all privately funded trips Maryland Congress members took since January 1996, but officials of the non-profit said all they are seeking is a “well-informed, bipartisan” Congress
Maryland Cuts Gonorrhea Infection in Half During Last Decade
WASHINGTON – The number of new gonorrhea infections in Maryland has dropped by half in the last decade, from 24,132 cases diagnosed in 1987 to 11,318 in 1996
Maryland Delegation Racks Up $47,000 in Private Trips
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s 10 members of Congress took 30 privately funded trips worth $47,000 in the past two years, while their staffers went on 28 such junkets worth $27,000, according to congressional travel records