Tragedy Highlights Maryland Safety Seat Law Boost
Christine Jordy, her two young daughters survived a crash when a teen driver veered across the center line on Md 27. Tamara Tesar, 17, died instantly. the mother and children were treated for injuries. A press conference urged stricter restraints as Maryland strengthens safety laws.
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Ms. Dordy
Tammy
Ms. Jordy
Michele
Kimberly
Children’s Hospital
Maryland
Clarence Edwards
Peter W. Monge
Montgomery General
Kathy Wood
Montgomery County
Safe Kids Coalition
Damascus
Christine Jordy
MD. 27
Budget strain hits DC area as short term fixes fade
A Washington AP report from the Greater Washington Research Center warns that the District of Columbia and five nearby jurisdictions in Maryland and Virginia face serious fiscal hardship without economic improvement. Revenues in 1993 are expected to grow less than two percent, well below inflation, as counties defer pay raises and raise taxes to fund services. The study urges governments to restructure operations and curb services, especially education, to avert layoffs and rate increases amid mounting budget constraints.
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District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Greater
Mr. Dearborn
Center
Thomas Davis
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
Hig County
Nir Davis
Price George's
Arlington
Dearborn
Cifaals
Fairfax
Montgomery
Alexandria
Prince George's
Bartlett widens attack on Hattery meal expense records
Republican Roscoe Bartlett escalates claims against Democrat Thomas Hattery over reported meal expenses in Annapolis. The feud follows a Hagerstown Herald-Mail article questioning Hattery’s expense reporting, with both campaigns predicting a state probe result soon.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Thomas Hattery
Hattery
Dr. Bartlett
Hagerstown Herald-Mail
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Bartlett
Democrat
Legislative Accounting Office
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jim Lafferty
Mr. Hattery
Hattery Campaign
Paul Rosencrantz
Tom
Congress
Stephen Montanarelli
Economy shifts to service jobs in 6th District
The 6th District faces a mixed economy with Western Maryland leaning to services while Baltimore suburbs grow. Unemployment runs up to 10.7 percent in western pockets, 7 percent districtwide, and more than 22,000 residents are jobless. Experts urge job training and a regional development plan to spur growth and fund public-private investment amid a manufacturing-to-service shift.
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Maryland
Department of Economic and Employment
Baltimore
Howard County
Frederick County
Washington County
Carroll County
6Th District
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Baltimore-Washington
Frederick, Carroll and
Howard
Pradeep Ganguly
Maryland Department of Economic and Employment Development
Carroll and
Frederick
Peggy Dalton
Frostburg State University Economics Department
Regional Review
Dalton
Carroll
Robert Grow
Washington/Baltimore
Perot weighs exit and possible return to race
Perot signals patience on GOP split and hints at reentry if voters demand it. He urged supporters to vote and cautioned against emotion, saying he would attend a potential Sunday San Diego debate if invited. Coordinators report mixed signals after meetings with Bush and Clinton envoys.
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Bush
Claton
Mr. Perot
Dallas
Mr. Clinton
Clinton
Perot
John Bishop
Pebhe
Mir Perot
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