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State police come under Hill scrutiny
A Mississippi congressman who chairs a House committee that oversees the Department of Homeland Security is leading a charge to scrutinize the Maryland State Police investigation into peace and anti-death penalty groups.
Scrutiny over spying on activists reaches House
A Mississippi congressman who chairs a House committee that oversees the Department of Homeland Security is leading a charge to scrutinize the Maryland State Police investigation into peace and anti-death penalty groups.
Dems increase attacks as McCain visits for fundraiser with Ehrlich
Republican presidential nominee John McCain visits downtown Baltimore tonight for a major fundraiser at the elite Center Club in the Legg Mason tower. At a rally across the street Monday, Democratic bigwigs were laying out the not-so-welcome mat.  Peter Franchot: A man of many ambitionsComptroller of the Treasury Peter Franchot is having the time of his life as Maryland’s chief money man.
Comptroller’s influence unique to Maryland’s political scene
Maryland’s comptroller would not be half so visible or influential as the state’s chief tax collector and payroll chief without his seat on the Board of Public Works, a unique institution among the states.  He who laughs last ...In the hallway leading to his private bathroom in the Treasury Building, Peter Franchot has a framed April 2006 letter from then-Gov. Robert Ehrlich:
House Minority leader alleges slots coercion
Maryland House minority leader Tony O'Donnell says Gov. Martin O'Malley and Democrats in the state legislature are trying to scare voters into supporting a November referendum authorizing slot machine gambling.
Slots critics appear lacking among Montgomery lawmakers
In Montgomery’s political circles, so far mum’s the most popular word on slot machine gambling.
Prominent Morgan State regents attendance lacking
Several prominent members of the Morgan State University board of regents have missed so many meetings they may be considered to have resigned under state law, The (Baltimore) Sun reported Sunday.  Health Care for All is a passion for BeilensonWaiting in a steamy conference room the other day to celebrate Maryland’s expansion of health insurance coverage, Dr. Peter Beilenson was crammed in with the reporters on the side of the room, but he wasn’t just your average spectator. |
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