Trout season opens on Hunting Creek Lake in Maryland
Frank Lawson near Cunningham Falls Park, nearly 80, joins anglers on opening day as Maryland stocks 107,000 rainbow and brown trout. Early risers packed streams statewide after weeks of replenishment closures, waiting for the 5 30 a m start and celebrating with Power Bait and dawns on the lake.
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Maryland to enforce indoor smoking ban in workplaces
Maryland workplaces go smoke free as of today with indoor smoking barred in nearly all offices and stores. Many sites already prohibit smoking while others prepare rooms or adapt ventilation. state and federal facilities like Fort Detrick align with the law.
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Maryland lawmakers face smoke free General Assembly
Maryland legislators vow to follow the new smoke free law as of today. The toughest anti smoking regime in the nation aims to ban smoking in the cloak rooms lounges and offices of the General Assembly. Enforcement remains uncertain with presiding officers taking differing stances and several lawmakers pledging compliance while others voice defiance.
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Smoking and welfare reform dominate week ahead in Annapolis
In Maryland the 1995 session nears end with battles over a statewide workplace smoking ban and a proposed welfare reform plan. A possible compromise would exempt hotel rooms and taverns while allowing smoking in restaurant bar areas, with a veto and override chance looming if talks fail. Budget approval and health care bills also top the agenda.
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Quiet diplomacy aimed at freeing two Americans in Iraq
White House says quiet diplomatic efforts will secure early release for David Caliberti and William Barloon, who received eight year sentences for illegal entry. Republicans push for military options while Panetta and McCurry emphasize sustained private talks and health updates amid tension.
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Keyes enters GOP race and targets abortion issue
Talk host Alan Keyes announced his presidential bid at the California Republican Assembly convention, pledging a pro family stance and aggressive anti abortion platform. He criticized rivals Phil Gramm and Pat Buchanan for deprioritizing abortion while urging reforms to strengthen two parent families and curb welfare incentives.
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Keyes Seen as Longshot for President by Maryland Republicans
Maryland Republicans and Frederick County officials say Alan Keyes is a longshot for the presidency though some backers view him as a potential front runner. Keyes, a Montgomery County resident, previously ran for U S Senate in 1988 and 1992, losing to Paul Sarbanes and Barbara Mikulski respectively.
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