Busy Maryland lawmakers juggle campaigns and duties on floor
Del Hattery and six other Maryland lawmakers run for Congress while continuing legislative duties. Campaigns collide with sessions as they balance speeches, forums, and fundraisers before the March 3 primary. Hattery recalls leaving his jacket at home amid the rush.
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Anne Arundel County
Samuel Q. Johnson
Wicomico County
Tom McMillen
Albert Wynn
Prince George's County
Dana Dembrow
Montgomery County
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Maryland
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Beverly Byron
Tsongas and Brown split win in Maine caucuses
In a tight Maine Democratic caucus race Tsongas led Brown 29.5 to 29.3 percent with 645 of 665 precincts reporting, while an uncommitted slate held 16 percent and Clinton 15 percent. Both candidates claimed progress as a nationwide nominating battle continues toward 24 primaries and 1,287 delegates in two weeks.
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Jerry Brown
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Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Brown
New Hampshire
Larry Agran
South Dakota
Nebraska
Bob Kerrey
Iowa
Tom Harkin
Maryland Republicans rally to curb Buchanan challenge
Maryland Republicans convened at Tauraso's restaurant to plot a Bush strategy as Pat Buchanan mulls a strong showing in Maryland against President Bush. Observers warned a big New Hampshire vote could boost Buchanan for Super Tuesday states like Texas and Florida. officials stressed Maryland’s slate of supporters and no endorsements for Buchanan.
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Pat Buchanan
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Buchanan
New Hampshire
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Helen Bentley
Tauraso’s
Sam Dawson
Blaine Taylor
End of Cold War reflected in Winter Olympic medals
At Albertville the final medal standings showed Germany leading with 10 golds and 26 medals overall, while the Unified Team had nine golds and 23 medals. The Soviet Union won’t dominate future Games as the five former republics prepare to compete under new flags. Austria and Norway delivered surprise medal hauls, the United States earned 11 medals with five golds, and the closing ceremony featured the Olympic banner rather than national flags.
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UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian rescinds resignation
The Frederick News Post reports that UNLV basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian has withdrawn his resignation. Details indicate movement toward continued leadership of the program as coverage notes the official page reference and surrounding context.
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Jerry Tarkanian
Adamstown first grader alive after motorcycle crash
Mack Carson a first grader from Adamstown survived after a motorcycle struck him while he and siblings chased a shoe thrown toward wires on Pleasant View Road. His mother Tracy and rescue officials described the accident as miraculous with Mack recovering as authorities continued to report details.
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Tracy
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