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A collection of news and information related to Lisa A Gladden published by Tribune Company sources.

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    Apr 30, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  1. Vote communication faulted

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    State and local election boards need to communicate better, Maryland needs more voting machines and Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler should set up a hot line to take reports of voter intimidation and other irregularities, a task force concluded...

    Tags: Local Elections, Referenda, Elections, Laws, Political Candidates

    2. Apr 8, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  2. The issues

    BUDGETAlthough lawmakers spent 21 grueling days in November raising taxes by $1.3 billion and ordering up hundreds of millions in spending cuts, fiscal issues again permeated much of the debate in Annapolis, with revenue shortfalls and the repeal of the...

    Tags: Christianity, Government, Medical Services, Heavy Engineering, Chemicals

    3. Apr 7, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  3. Energy rebates hang in balance

    Sun reporters
    By midnight tonight, Gov. Martin O'Malley must line up the necessary votes in the General Assembly to approve a $2 billion settlement he brokered with Constellation Energy Group or risk the deal's collapse. State officials and Constellation, BGE's parent...

    Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Lower House, Energy and Resource Industries, Political Candidates, Nuclear Power

    4. Apr 6, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  4. State budget approved

    Sun reporters
    The General Assembly passed Maryland's $31.2 billion budget yesterday, capping a hectic day of debates and votes as lawmakers sought to put the finishing touches on a crush of legislation before they adjourn tomorrow. Although much of the day was taken...

    Tags: Local Authority, Macro Economics, Budgets and Budgeting, Executive Branch, Baby Products, Games, and Toys

    5. Apr 3, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  5. State settles bias lawsuit

    Sun reporter
    Maryland has agreed to pay about $400,000 as part of a settlement of a decade-old federal lawsuit alleging that state troopers used racial profiling in deciding which drivers to pull over on Interstate 95. The agreement to end what had become known as...

    Tags: Lawyers, Racism, Laws, Trials, Defendants

    6. Mar 22, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  6. House OKs bill to let police collect DNA from suspects

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    The House of Delegates gave preliminary approval yesterday to a bill that would allow police to collect DNA samples from criminal suspects, though the O'Malley administration plan was amended to ease black lawmakers' concerns about how the biological...

    Tags: National or Ethnic Minorities, Chemicals, Minority Groups, Government, Biotechnology Industry

    7. Mar 18, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  7. Senator aims to end aid to felons

    Sun reporter
    A state senator from Baltimore County said he will move this week to ban anyone convicted of a felony from receiving money from a state fund that assists crime victims. Sen. James Brochin, a Democrat who sits on the committee that oversees legislation...

    Tags: Regional Authority, Death and Dying, Trials, Court Administration, Injuries

    8. Mar 12, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  8. Senate approves stiffer fines for giving liquor to minors

    Sun reporter
    The Maryland Senate rejected a bill that would make it a misdemeanor to give alcoholic beverages to minors, with many lawmakers arguing that the proposal could make criminals of people at tailgates, fraternity parties or graduation celebrations. The...

    Tags: Parliament, Punishment, Government, Defense, Prisons

    9. Mar 5, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  9. Rape suspects' parental rights under debate

    Sun reporter
    In Maryland, a man who fathers a child through rape maintains parental rights, such as the right to appeal for visitation or custody of his offspring. Those rights are the subject of sharp debate in the General Assembly this session, with lawmakers...

    Tags: Prosecution, Civil Rights, Laws, Family, Children

    10. Mar 1, 2008| Baltimore Sun

  10. Superbug defies antibiotics

    For Kerri Cardello McKoy, mother of four, a trip to the hospital to treat a broken nose in 2003 seemed routine. But what followed wasn't: a raging MRSA infection that cost her both legs below the knee, a collapsed lung and four months in a hospital bed, much of it in a drug-induced coma.
    Sun reporter
    For Kerri Cardello McKoy, mother of four, a trip to the hospital to treat a broken nose in 2003 seemed routine. But what followed wasn't: a raging MRSA infection that cost her both legs below the knee, a collapsed lung and four months in a hospital bed,...

    Tags: Clubs and Associations, Virus Diseases, Laws, Healthcare Policies, Health Organizations

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State Sen. Lisa A. Gladden (left); Mayor Sheila Dixon;...
(February 25, 2008)
Mayor Sheila Dixon
At her campaign headquarters, Lisa A. Gladden celebrate...
(September 10, 2002)
Lisa A. Gladden celebrates her victory
Lisa A. Gladden celebrates with goddaughters Kalyn Hold...
(September 10, 2002)
Lisa A. Gladden celebrates her victory
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