Bartlett earns lowest MaryPIRG score in Maryland delegation
The Maryland Public Interest Research Group gave Rep Bartlett 0 percent on its 2001 scorecard, scoring him the lowest among Maryland’s 10 member congressional delegation on issues from environmental health care to campaign finance. Eight other Maryland lawmakers scored 60 percent or higher, with Rep Elijah Cummings and Sen Barbara Mikulski among higher scorers.
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Lisa’ Archer Marivpirg
Maryland
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Sanders
Vermont
House of Representatives
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Marvpir
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Holl
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Paul Sarbanes
Man Pirg
Barbara Mikulski
Mam Pirg
House
Wayne Gilchrest Krist
Robert Ehrich
Ken- Jamin Cardin
Albert
Steny Hoyer
Connie Morella
Aoth
Attacker Kills 8 at Ikeda Elementary School Japan
An armed man slashed at Ikeda Elementary in Osaka suburb, killing eight children and injuring fifteen. Police report the suspect Mamoru Takuma, a former janitor with prior offenses, was stopped by staff and arrested. The incident, Japan's deadliest since 1995, sparked mass school evacuations and a national reflection on safety.
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Japan
Tokyo
Fire Department
Tetsuo Higashimoto
Masatsugu Yoneda
Osaka
Cy Aer
Kaoru Nakatani
Osaka Education University
Junichiro Koizumi
Mamoru Takuma
Takuma
Ian Fumstu
Nobuharu Sugita
Itami
Meda Wis
Budget-Agreement Leads to City Tax and Planning Funding
Aldermen and administration agreed on the budget after a meeting last month. An added 325000 for Planning Department consulting supports the comprehensive plan and zoning rewrite. Chief Financial Officer John Leisenring guided the process. Alderman Donna Kuzemchak praised the inclusive effort as the tax rate was set at 62 cents per 100 of value with a 2 cent city tax cut and a 2 cent cut for businesses under the new 100 percent assessed value method.
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Jon Ange
Private-Daven
Planning Department
Angel
John Leisenring
Donna Kuzemchak
Grimes
Maryland General Assembly
Vaccination Campaign Under Way At Alliance High School
A mass meningitis vaccination drive unfolds in Alliance Ohio targeting teens after three deaths from meningococcemia. About 1,500 expected to be inoculated at Alliance High School with eight vaccination tabs at Marlington High. Health officials report vaccine up to 90 percent effective against four strains. origin of infection unclear.
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Alliance High School
Sharon Amireani
Marlington High School
Dan Buckel
Nancy Rosenstein
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Jonathan Stauffer
Kelly Coblentz
Christin VanCamp
Detention center plans outline Rockville reuse
A 20 million plan to repurpose Rockville's detention center calls for reducing inmate population to 200, using space for Central Processing Pre Trial Services and the police Warrant and Fugitive Squad. It will create a separate public entrance, a visits area, training facilities, and a new enclosed vehicle entrance while transferring most visitation to Clarksburg after the Clarksburg facility opens. Renovations span three years with nearly 8 million in aid and HOK Architects of Washington as designer.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Correction and
Arthur Wallenstein
Clarksburg
Wallenstein
Aoament
Operament of Health On Human Services
State District Court Commissioner's
Public Defender's Office
County Council
Phil Andrews
Public Safety Committee
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HOK Architects of
Washington
Pets May Protect Infants From Allergies And Asthma
Research from the Ford Health System and collaborating teams finds that early exposure to two or more cats and dogs at age one may reduce later allergy symptoms and asthma risk in children. Pediatric researchers in Georgia and Michigan contributed to multiple studies supporting pet exposure as a potential defense against allergic disease.
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San Francisco
Christine C. Johnson
See
Ford Health System
Detroit
Johnson
Georgia
Michigan
American Thoracic Society
Thomas Platts-Mills
Platts-Mills
New Mexco
Keima
New Frederick County disability commission officers named
The Frederick County Commission on Disabilities announced its new officers and board at Winchester Hall. Created in 1994 to raise public awareness, review disability programs, and improve services, the group features chair John McKinney and members Dewayne Phillips Lee Adams Fred Springer, with Mary Lee Schomeyer Virginia Arneson and William Lee among the standing group.
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Frederick County Commission On Disabilities
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
John McKinney
Dewayne Phillips
Lee Adams
Fred Springer
Mary Lee Schomeyer
Virginia Arneson
William Lee
Lawmakers clash over castration terms for sexual offenders
House Judiciary Committee debates a Ferguson backed bill allowing judges to order castration as part of sentencing for sexual offenders. Critics urge quicker task force reports while warning about delays and lack of action before key deadlines.
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House Judiciary Committee
Ferguson
Pema
Mi Ae
Stuart Simms
Ir. Ferguson
Walter Baker
D Cecil
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
House Committee
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