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The fight goes on in 'Hillary country'
Sun reporterBill Arnold's life-sized likeness of Barack Obama gets no respect. Friends vandalized the cardboard cutout at a meeting in this small eastern panhandle city, plastering the face with a picture of Hillary Clinton. His mother, embarrassed to have the...Tags: Interior Policy, Primaries, Regional Elections, National Government, Political Candidates
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Community Notes
Symposium features former ColtThe Howard County Library and its 40 "Choose Civility" partners will hold a symposium featuring Rep. Elijah E. Cummings and former Baltimore Colts defensive lineman Joe Ehrmann, a co-founder of Building Men and Women for...Tags: House and Home, Baltimore Colts
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Civility: More than a bumper sticker
special to the sunOver two years, Choose Civility in Howard County has grown into a public campaign of workshops, book discussions and school programs supported by 40 community partners, but it may still be best known for its bumper stickers. People have taken more than...Tags: Political Candidates, Therapies, Health Treatments, Elections, Book
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Nerve center aims to soothe traffic
Sun reporterThe crawl up Charles and the slog back down St. Paul could become a little more bearable thanks to a new high-tech traffic management center that will give Baltimore greater control over its stoplights. About 1,000 of the city's 1,300 signals are already...Tags: Photography, Government, Major League Baseball, National Government, Transportation
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City traffic signal center officially opens
Sun reporterThe crawl up Charles and the slog back down St. Paul could become a little more bearable thanks to a new high-tech traffic management center that will give Baltimore greater control over its stoplights. About 1,000 of the city's 1,300 signals are...Tags: Government, Sheila Dixon
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Money for Md. poor at risk
Sun ReporterLawmakers are headed into a showdown over new Medicaid rules - with tens of millions of dollars for Maryland at stake. The Bush administration says the funding changes will save the federal government billions of dollars in fraudulent and inappropriate...Tags: Health Insurance, National Government, Executive Branch, Laws, Medicaid
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Coast Guard may lose law unit
Sun reporterThe House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly yesterday to dismantle the U.S. Coast Guard's Baltimore-based administrative law system amid charges of bias in its handling of cases against civilian mariners. Part of a sweeping $8.4 billion spending...Tags: Government, Water Supply, Natural Resources, Court Administration, Fishing
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DIGEST
Iran agrees to talk about arms evidence BEIRUT, Lebanon // International arms inspectors brokered an agreement with Tehran to discuss alleged evidence of nuclear weapons experiments, officials said yesterday, signaling a potential breakthrough in...Tags: Illegal Immigrants, Energy Resources, Government, Nuclear Policy, Retirement
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House vote expected on Coast Guard court
Sun reporterThe House of Representatives is expected to vote as early as today on a measure that would dismantle the Coast Guard's administrative law system, stripping the service of its judicial role in prosecuting misconduct and negligence charges against...Tags: Economy, Lower House, Parliament, Economic Policy, Laws
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Anne Arundel Datebook
TODAYDemocratic meeting // The District 30 Democratic Club's monthly meeting will feature U.S. Rep. John Sarbanes at 6:30 p.m. at Asbury United Methodist Church, 87 West St., Annapolis. www.md30dems.org or sflynn@md30dems.org or 410-268-2966. Clergy...Tags: Christianity, Elementary Schools, Treaties, Festive Event, Real Estate
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