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As schools open, Md. officials stress health care
ith the start of a new school year, state and local officials were emphasizing yesterday the importance of student health care, and the resources to make sure students - and parents - have access to it. "Children who have health needs are children who...Tags: Parkville, Health Insurance, Prince George's County, Medical Services, Health Treatments
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Lieutenant governor's cousin fatally shot
Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown's cousin was fatally shot in Gaithersburg on Saturday night by her ex-boyfriend, who was then killed by Montgomery County police officers responding to the domestic dispute, officials said yesterday. Catherine T. Brown, 40, a...Tags: Government, Executive Branch, Murder, Regional Authority, Law Enforcement
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A beef with 'pre-meetings'
Sun reporterBefore Gov. Martin O'Malley gavels the Board of Public Works to order, he and Treasurer Nancy K. Kopp regularly meet outside the public's view in a separate conference room. These days the third board member - Comptroller Peter Franchot - is conspicuously...Tags: Prosecution, Government, Executive Branch, Witnesses, Martin O'Malley
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Lt. Gov. Brown to separate from his wife
Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown announced yesterday that he plans to separate from his wife of 15 years, Patricia Arzuaga. He did not provide a reason. "We continue to have great admiration and respect for each other," they said in a joint statement....Tags: Regional Authority, Government, Executive Branch, Martin O'Malley
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New Walter Reed is begun
Sun reporterPresident Bush turned a spade of dirt to ceremonially launch a major expansion of one of the nation's premier military hospitals yesterday, saying he hoped a new Walter Reed National Military Medical Center "will be the site of many miracles of healing."...Tags: Bob Dole, National Government, Government, George Bush, Heads of State
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Arundel offers health aid for veterans
Sun ReporterAnne Arundel County yesterday became the first local jurisdiction in Maryland to offer free mental health and substance abuse programs to veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. The $100,000 program, which also offers treatment options for...Tags: Veterans Affairs, Elections, Towson, Defense, Mental Illness
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Point repairs set for summer
Sun reporterRussian steelmaker OAO Severstal, which closed on an $810 million deal to buy Sparrows Point in May with promises to invest significantly in the steel plant, said its first major project will be to upgrade the blast furnace. The $10 million renovation...Tags: Employees, Unions, Retirement, Bethlehem Steel, Metal and Mineral
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Business Digest
Gantech, an information technology minority business, celebrated the grand opening of its headquarters at 9175 Guilford Road, Columbia, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony conducted by Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown, Howard County Executive Ken Ulman, state Sen....Tags: Veterans Affairs, Local Authority, Technology, Defense, Computer Sciences
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FBI inquiry into Currie's consulting grows
Sun reportersFBI officials intend to subpoena legislative records in connection with an investigation of Sen. Ulysses Currie, state government sources said, indicating a broadening of the federal probe of the powerful Prince George's County Democrat's previously...Tags: Thomas L Bromwell, Prince George's County, Corporate Crime, Lobbying, Corruption
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Plan gets high marks
Sun reporterFeeling pinched by a weakening economy and higher taxes, Marylanders are generally looking forward to the growth expected from military base expansion rather than worrying about how it might worsen traffic jams or crowd classrooms, a new Sun poll shows....Tags: Elections, Fort Meade, Highlandtown, Political Candidates, Prince George's County
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2008 General Assembly session issues
The budget The issue: Despite a special legislative session when Democrats approved $1.3 billion in tax increases, agreed to some spending cuts and put a slot machine gambling referendum on the ballot, Maryland's chronic budget problems are still...Tags: Public Finance, Government, Punishment, Demographics, Andrew P Harris
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Church leaders press for an equitable BRAC
A group of Baltimore-area church leaders plan to press state and local officials Thursday night to ensure that the influx of jobs and people from military base realignment does not harm Maryland's environment or the region's working families. Lt. Gov....Tags: Social Sciences, Baptist, Sheila Dixon, Religious Leaders, Christianity
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