Baltimore Morning News Summary, 1/23/08
Posted by Jeff Quinton on January 23, 2008Below is a list of selected news articles from local media this morning.
Inside Charm City
School Delays
Paying students for test score improvement
Baltimore Sun
Waterfront project blooms at once-toxic site
Beating victim dies; boyfriend charged with murder
Reservoir Hill blaze claims a second life
Panel split over ban on hand-held phones in cars
Man, 30, convicted of running meth lab in cemetery
Man gets 18 years for stabbing
O’Malley to look at computer tax impact
The Examiner
‘Bupe’ drug sales overblown
Baltimore schools to hire private tutors
Edgewood activist mourns murdered son
Murderer chooses judge over jury
Students take to radio airwaves to encourage their peers to vote
Gun measure seeks to make it easier for average citizens to carry firearms
O’Malley to unveil plan that targets Iran pensions
Lawmakers consider cell phone limits
Union wants outsider to lead Baltimore’s fire department
WBAL AM
Electric rates heading up
O’Malley Delivers State Of State Today; ACLU Criticizes One Part Of Agenda
City Hiring Tutors To Coach For Graduation Tests
Possible Horse Herpes At Bowie Center
Baltimore Woman, 70, Pleads Guilty In Scam
O’Malley Pledges Help, Not Repeal Of Computer Tax Passed During Special Session
State House Roundup: Concealed Carry Bill Debated; Senators Warned On Fundraising
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