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Democrat wants Finney to skip inquiry
Sun StaffIn the continuing verbal tussle over an impending legislative investigation into Ehrlich administration personnel practices, a Montgomery County delegate demanded yesterday that the governor's chief counsel recuse himself from the proceedings. Del. Peter...Tags: Regional Authority, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Hollinger Incorporated, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Democratic Party
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David Nitkin on state politics issues
BGE Joe, Towson: What benefit will we see if Florida Power & Light takes over [Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.]? I believe that they are in a lot of debt from last year's hurricane season and I would like to know how they can purchase BGE. Nitkin: Sun...Tags: Regional Authority, Mass Media, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), U.S. Presidential Election Early Voting (2008)
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Bills to tackle ground rents
Sun staffSeveral state legislators said yesterday that they are drafting legislation to change Maryland's arcane ground rent system, including bills to prevent homes from being seized over missed rent payments and to ban the creation of new land leases. "We're...Tags: Regional Authority, Martin O'Malley, Baltimore County, Condos and Houses, Annapolis
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Doctor insurer says malpractice rate increase not needed this year
Sun StaffAfter two years of hefty premium increases that touched off threats of a doctor exodus in Maryland and led to a legislative special session, the state's largest malpractice insurer said it does not need a rate increase for next year, leading some to...Tags: Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Towson, Baltimore County, Executive Branch
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Ehrlich proposes study on personnel law
Sun StaffGov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. suggested yesterday that the General Assembly abandon its probe into his administration's firing practices and instead work with him on a bipartisan study of state personnel law. Such a commission of legislators, administration...Tags: Regional Authority, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Baltimore County, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Hollinger Incorporated
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Doctor profiles veiled in secrecy
Sun reporterSecond of three parts Maryland's official Web site on physicians shows no malpractice claims history for Dr. Willie C. Blair, a Greenbelt surgeon. But that picture is incomplete. An Internet site run by the medical board in Virginia, where Blair also...Tags: Greenbelt (Prince George's, Maryland), Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Maryland, Surgery, Judges
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Governor's supporters cool their heels in Annapolis
sun reporterIn Annapolis tradition, legislative committees usually schedule hearings on bills dealing with similar topics on the same day. But yesterday's agenda in the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee raised eyebrows in Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s...Tags: Regional Authority, Marriage, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Laws
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Water bill revisited
Baltimore Sun reportersTwo-thirds of Baltimore's City Council agreed last night to sponsor hastily resurrected legislation to prevent homeowners from losing their homes over unpaid water bills, all but assuring its swift passage. City officials, meanwhile, mulled the...Tags: Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Condos and Houses, Laws, State Budgets, Rentals
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Ground rent owners sue for compensation
Baltimore Sun reporterDozens of Maryland's largest holders of ground rents sued the state yesterday, seeking compensation that could exceed $400 million, contending that ground rent reform laws effectively seized their property. The 23-page lawsuit, filed in Anne Arundel...Tags: Regional Authority, Martin O'Malley, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Condos and Houses, Laws
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Inmate is stabbed to death at Jessup prison; chief orders lockdown
Sun StaffMaryland's prisons chief ordered a Jessup prison put on lockdown yesterday after the fatal stabbing of a 26-year-old inmate - the latest in a series of violent assaults at the facility, including another fatal stabbing this year. A lockdown means that...Tags: Safety of Citizens, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Prisons, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Maryland
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Witness-intimidation victims urge the passage of legislation
Sun StaffThe woman in the light-green blazer, shaking and holding back tears, told a panel of senators yesterday that witness intimidation is "like a nightmare." "We've suffered," she said on behalf of her Baltimore family. "We're still suffering." Calling...Tags: Punishment, Regional Authority, Buffalo Bills, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Prisons
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Hearsay rules complicate bills on intimidation
Sun StaffThe efforts of some state lawmakers to curb witness intimidation are being threatened by seemingly technical legal jargon that cuts to the heart of one of the criminal justice system's most sacred principles: a person's right to confront his or her...Tags: Nashville, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Local Government, Laws
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