Maryland County Lottery Spending Ranks Low in State
Frederick County residents spent 90.7 dollars per person on lottery tickets in 1992, ranking 19th among 24 jurisdictions. County sales totaled 13.56 million, as Baltimore led per capita at 295 dollars. Statewide 804.2 million in tickets were sold, supporting public services and education, with out of state buyers noted.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Prince George's County
Worcester County
Ocean City
Maryland
Elyn Garrett-Jones
Prince George’s Montgomer
Anny Arundel
Garrett-Jones
1993 Maryland House Tensions Persist Amid Speaker Row
The 1993 legislature struggles with fallout from a failed coup to unseat Speaker R Clayton Mitchell. Mitchell replaced speaker pro tem Ms Kopp with Gary Alexander and promises no retribution, but anger lingers over leadership style and House governance, affecting relations between Baltimore and Montgomery County as key issues loom like proposed keno cancellation and stadium bonds.
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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 aid addicts in rehab and reintegration
Brooks reports rising demand for beds at halfway houses as rehabilitation centers refer clients after intake. Residents are interviewed and must want recovery for themselves. Staff cuts and fundraising pressure hit Gale House, though some state facilities closed or reduced services.
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Ms. Joyner
Alice Cooper
Gale House
Gale House Board of Directors. Ms Cooper
Clinton health reform faces uphill public sell
President elect Clinton is crafting a broad health care overhaul with aides remarking that broad public support is essential to win congressional approval. Experts note vast interests from insurers doctors and employers, plus questions on funding and employment coverage. The plan centers on managed competition and global budgeting to expand universal coverage while curbing costs.
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William M. Welch
Associated Press
Washington
Clinton
Congress
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Carter
Bush
Robert J. Blendon
Department of Health Policy and Management
Harvard
School of Public Health
Blendon
House
Senate
Somali clan leaders push talks as Aidid agrees to Addis Ababa meeting
Somali warlords move toward dialogue as Aidid agrees to send a delegation to Addis Ababa while Ali Mahdi Mohamed boycotts and Siad Barre loyalist groups stay away. Amid famine and looting since Barre’s ouster in 1991, U N led efforts continue. 330000 dead, 2 million at risk. UNICEF plans resettlement for 50000 displaced in Kismayu paused for security. staff of 73 remain to feed and treat victims.
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Somalia
U.N
Boutros-Ghali
Sarajevo
Aidid
Addis Ababa
Ali Mahdi Mohamed
Kismayu
Sean Devereux
Cynthia Osterman
Care International
Ms. Osterman
Toledo
Ohio
Devereux
Yately
England
Unicef
Mogadishu
Indian Ocean
Mark Stirling
Clinton Eyes Somalia Mission As Inauguration Nears
President Clinton defended the Somalia rescue mission and said he cannot promise to end it by inauguration day. He stressed U S leadership in UN efforts and in coordinating global economic policy with major European economies, while looking forward to meeting world leaders as his schedule allows.
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Clinton
Somalia
U.S
Bush
United States
U.N
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