Glendening seeks dismissal of Sauerbrey fraud suit
Gov-elect Parris Glendening asks the Anne Arundel County court to throw out Ellen Sauerbrey 1994 gubernatorial fraud claims alleging no wrongful votes. Sauerbrey seeks victory or a new election after losing to Townsend by 5,993 votes. Hearing set for Jan 6. trial Jan 9 unless dismissed or referred to the House.
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Alcohol-free New Year celebrations sweep Maryland area
First Night Annapolis enters its fifth year drawing about 16 000 revelers with 250 performers across jazz folk country classical and world styles. Talbot First Night expects 1 000 to 2 500 attendees with a bride and groom wedding parade while Baltimore hosts a 4 000 to 5 000 person alcohol-free Extravaganza at the Convention Center. Downtown Wilmington plans a Mardi Gras style First Night for about 30 000. Fireworks bells and piper tunes mark midnight as families seek sober festive options thanked by Mothers Against Drunk Driving chair Donna Becker who recalls her sister killed by a drunk driver.
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