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Don't leave hunger off the global agenda
When the leaders of the globe's biggest economies — the G8 — meet at Camp David in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains this weekend, they will have a plate full of problems: banking and liquidity and bonds and loan guarantees and such. Somewhere on...Tags: Natural Disasters, Camp David, Roman Catholicism, Thomas Yayi Boni, International Organizations
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Japanese students visit Arundel High
Japanese cultural exchange student Minami Tajima remembers one of her first visits to an American restaurant. She and about two dozen other students from Japan visited Anne Arundel County last year, and after she befriended Arundel High School student...Tags: Natural Disasters, Tokyo (Japan), Tsunamis, Nuclear Power, Teachers
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No more Fukushimas
The earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan one year ago today precipitated the most serious nuclear disaster since Chernobyl. A worst-case scenario contemplated the voluntary evacuation of Tokyo, as the Japanese Atomic Energy Commission feared a...Tags: Natural Disasters, Naoto Kan, Waste, Nuclear Power, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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MLB overseas: More pluses or minuses?
Giving back is great Mike DiGiovanna Los Angeles Times The pluses of playing regular-season games overseas far outweigh the minuses, especially as they pertain to Japan. Considering how much that country has contributed to Major League Baseball over...Tags: Spring Training, Ichiro Suzuki, Chicago Tribune, Hideo Nomo, Major League Baseball
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T. Rowe Price could restart its expansion plans next year
T. Rowe Price will likely occupy two new buildings at its Owings Mills campus next year, more than three years after the Baltimore money manager put its expansion plans on hold during the recession, the company's chief executive said Tuesday. James A.C....Tags: India, Chicago, New York City, Egypt, T. Rowe Price
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Uncertain year ahead for U.S. stocks
Investors had plenty to keep them jittery in 2011. There were the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, economic woes in Europe, and, here at home, politically tinged fiscal showdowns in Washington over deep government spending cuts.
Still, the stock market...Tags: Natural Disasters, Money and Monetary Policy, Manufacturing and Engineering, Companies and Corporations, Government Debt
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March: Redistricting protested; $60 million cancer center planned
Bowing to pressure from angry parents, the school board approved 10 major changes to the redistricting plan it was scheduled to approve, then pushed a vote on the plan back by a week. Except for the students moving to Red Pump Elementary School, the...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Fox Broadcasting Company, Murder, Cancer, Punishment
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April: Ravens doing good, teens not so much
Arrests were made in connection with the bomb threats called into five different Harford County schools. Police arrested and charged two girls from Bel Air, a 14 and a 15-year-old and a 14-year-old Forest Hill girl with making the threats. All three girls...Tags: Haruki Nakamura, Police Arrests, Teachers, Health and Medical Professionals, Joe Flacco
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Zoning plan is key Port of Baltimore's long-term prosperity
Regarding Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's recent op-ed on the Port of Baltimore, the mayor is be applauded for articulating a long-term vision of port's contribution to the prosperity of the city and the metropolitan region ("Support the port," Jan. 25)....Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Port of Baltimore
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Environmental talk to highlight 2011's many weather events
For a group deeply worried about mankind's survival in a world racked by escalating environmental problems, Earth Forum of Howard County takes an approach that dovetails nicely with the county's campaign for civility.
While the four-year-old church-...Tags: Natural Disasters, Howard County, Natural Gas, John P. Sarbanes, Nature Religion
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Ripken asks Sandusky's charity not to use his name on website, in brochures
On Wednesday, Cal Ripken Jr.'s name appeared on the website of the Second Mile charity under the heading "Board of Directors: Honorary Board."
By Thursday, it didn't.
Ripken asked the Second Mile, a charity allegedly used by former Penn State football...Tags: Mark Wahlberg, Cal Ripken, Andy Reid, Joe Paterno, Jerry Sandusky
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Cal Ripken Jr. in Japan
Cal Ripken Jr. is on a U.S. State Department visit to the earthquake-damaged parts of Japan. We will post his videos from the trip here. You can get more information on the trip on Cal's blog.
Tags: Japan, Cal Ripken, Jr., U.S. Department of State
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