County lottery spending ranks low in state
Frederick County residents spent 90.7 per person on lottery tickets in 1992, ranking 19th of 24. Total Maryland lottery sales reached 804.2 million for a 12 month period ending June, with Baltimore leading per capita and out of state buyers noted. Maryland officials say lottery funds support health, public safety, and civic services.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Prince George's County
Worcester County
Ocean City
Maryland
Elyn Garrett-Jones
Power struggle clouds Maryland House as 1993 session opens
Montgomery County seeks to unseat speaker R. Clayton Mitchell after a failed coup. Mitchell replaced speaker pro tem Kopp with Gary Alexander amid accusations of dictatorial leadership. Critics warn ongoing Anger between Baltimore and Montgomery County could derail early session amid plans to kill the keno game and strip the Stadium Authority of stadium-bond powers.
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Gomery County
R. Clayton Mitchell
Kent County
House of Delegates
Mitchell
Ms. Kopp
Gary Alexander
Prince George's County
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Laurence Levitan
Maryland Stadium Authority
Poole
Halfway Houses Struggle With Budget Slashes and Demand
Joyner explains there is demand for beds for men and that residents are admitted only after rehab and self commitment. Halfway houses prepare clients for community, building self esteem while staff face layoffs and funding cuts across state programs.
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Alice Cooper
Gale House
Gale House Board of Directors. Ms. Cooper
Clinton health care reform faces tough sell in Congress
President elect Clinton moves from outline to detail with his health reform plan, facing broad opposition from insurers doctors and employers. Aides describe managed competition with health insurance cooperatives and global budgeting as potential cornerstones, while funding and universal coverage remain unresolved.
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Clinton
Robert J. Blendon
Department of Health Policy and Management
Harvard
School of Public Health
Congress
Blendon
House
Senate
Jess
Somali clan leaders push peace talks as Aidid sends delegation
U N backed mission gains momentum in Addis Ababa as Aidid agrees to send a delegation while his rival Ali Mahdi Mohamed stays away. Siad Barre era factions and drought fuel famine with 350000 dead and 2 million at risk. In Kismayu UNICEF plans halted resettlement but staff continue aid, feeding and medicine as 25000 foreign troops remain.
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Somalia
U.N
Boutros-Ghali
Sarajevo
Aidid
Addis Ababa
Kismayu
Sean Devereux
Cynthia Osterman
Care International
Ms. Osterman
Toledo
Ohio
Devereux
Yately
England
Unicef
Mogadishu
Indian Ocean
Mark Stirling
Clinton outlines Somalia mission and global role in transition
Clinton reiterated support for the Somalia rescue mission and said he hopes the main mission could be completed by his January 20 inauguration while noting he cannot demand a deadline from Bush. He stressed U.S. and U.N. roles in Somalia and a shared effort with Europe on global economic policy and jobs. He also expressed eagerness to meet world leaders as his schedule permits.
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Clinton
Somalia
U.S
Bush
United States
U.N
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