WASHINGTON – When the Maryland Senate considers a bill to change the state’s ballot access rules, Barbara Robson will be following the proceedings
Maryland
Economists Debate Merits of Publicly Funded Stadiums
ANNAPOLIS – While the NFL stadium debate continues to define the 1996 General Assembly session, economists nationwide disagree whether publicly funded sports facilities actually boost a region’s economy
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WASHINGTON – The primary race for Rep
Keyes’ Spokesman Says He’s in Presidential Race ‘Til the End
WASHINGTON – Republican presidential candidate Alan Keyes, who came in sixth in the Iowa caucuses, does not plan to follow fifth-place finisher Phil Gramm out of the contest, a Keyes spokesman said
New Treasurer Says Country Boy Roots Brought Success
ANNAPOLIS – Sitting in the plush state treasurer’s office, Richard N
Prevailing Wage Law Repeal Is Before State Again
ANNAPOLIS – Supporters of a bill to repeal the prevailing wage law, which has failed numerous times in the past, hope this year’s proposal will be pulled through by the pro-business fever in the Legislature
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WASHINGTON – A Democratic challenger for the 1st District seat in Congress has more than twice as much campaign money in the bank as the incumbent, Republican Rep
Editors: This is a re-transmission of a story previously sent Feb. 7, following a subscriber request.
WASHINGTON – Republican Rep
HUD Gives Technological Boost to Community Involvement
WASHINGTON – Whether it’s for playgrounds, sidewalks, low- income housing or emergency shelters, Marylanders will soon be able to visualize exactly where some federal money is being used in their neighborhoods