BALTIMORE – Gov
Court Upholds State’s Right to Boost Temperance by Controlling Liquor Prices
WASHINGTON – A federal judge this week upheld the state’s right to control liquor prices, ruling that Maryland’s interest in protecting residents against alcohol abuse outweighs possible antitrust violations
Maryland’s `Foreign Stock’ Grew Steadily During 1990s, Census Report Says
WASHINGTON – Foreign-born residents made up an estimated 9 percent of Maryland’s population in 2000, up from 6
8th District Candidates Banked $2.6 Million for Closely Watched Fall Race
WASHINGTON – Candidates in the hotly contested 8th District had almost $2
Bush Calls the Union `Stronger Than Ever’ in Face of Foreign, Domestic Crises
WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers who had hoped for President Bush to address both the nation’s domestic and foreign challenges in his State of the Union speech Tuesday said they got most of what they wanted
Maryland Lawmakers Like Bush’s Promises, Worry About the Details
WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers who had hoped for President Bush to address both the nation’s domestic and foreign challenges in his State of the Union speech Tuesday said they got most of what they wanted
Increased Security Taking a More Visible Role at BWI; Passengers Coping
LINTHICUM – One week into the latest upgrade of security at airports across the country found Waymon Reddy standing in yet another line at Baltimore- Washington International Airport on Friday, waiting to have his luggage X-rayed for bombs
Democrats Give Themselves the Edge in New Congressional District Map
Democrats would gain an edge under a new congressional district map unveiled Thursday by Gov
Whitman Promises Changes Won’t Gut Clean Air Act, Reveals Little Else
WASHINGTON – Maryland Attorney General J