GOP plans $1M fund-raising campaign in Maryland
Annapolis AP Republicans vow to raise about $1 million to aid incumbents and challengers in the 2002 Maryland legislative races. John Morgan will lead the effort for the Maryland Republican Legislators Committee while figures tied to past campaigns, including Eulen Hug and Casper Taylor, weigh in on mobilizing donors and grass roots support. Democratic chair Peter Krauser counters with a statewide 10 000 activists plan.
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Clinton vetoes DC budget over local control riders
President Clinton vetoed Congress budget for the District of Columbia citing riders that would curb local self rule. He said lawmakers should not block funding for crime fighting and education, while criticizing restrictions on marijuana medical use and Rock Creek Park cellular towers.
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Maryland urged to push smart guns despite industry concerns
Maryland Governor Glendening pushes for smart gun legislation to require firearms usable only by owners. Beretta and other manufacturers say these safety devices are not yet ready for mass production and may hurt dealers. Colt is near prototypes. task force weighs feasibility and policy path.
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Maryland
Beretta USA Corp
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U.S
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Maryland Licensed Firearms Dealers Association
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Maryland Gov presses for 6215 new day care slots for the poor
Annapolis Gov Parris Glendening proposes using 68.5 million dollars in surplus federal welfare funds to create 6215 day care slots for working poor children. He would allocate 45.8 million to child care and keep remaining funds in a reserve, arguing congressional plans to balance the federal budget threaten promised state support. The move follows a drop in Maryland welfare recipients and aims to expand eligibility and job support programs.
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Senate
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