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Salami, swiss, and sliced onion on rye
Dining@LargeThe #8 at Chick and Ruth's Deli is the William Donald Schaefer - salami, swiss, and sliced onion on rye. Ted Levitt, who now runs his father's storied Annapolis eatery, gathering spot, said that Schaefer eventually switched to another sandwich,......Tags: Foods and Beverages, Government, Arts and Culture, Executive Branch, Photography
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Table Talk: Election could mean menu change at Chick & Ruth's
It's less than two weeks until Election Day. In Maryland, you can take any printed material — including your marked specimen ballot — to help you vote. I'd like to think there are some Annapolitans who take in a copy of the specialty...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Dining and Drinking, Election Day, Onions, Politics
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Quotes: Remembering Schaefer
Harry R. Hughes, governor of Maryland, 1979-1987
"Our interactions were not always friendly; that is putting it mildly. … I still call him the mayor. I think most people do. … He really loved Baltimore. I don't think he ever got over that....Tags: Justice System, Riots, Government, Executive Branch, Crime, Law and Justice
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Schaefer to be taken on 'final tour' of city before being laid to rest
Before he is laid to rest on Wednesday at a suburban cemetery, the body of former Maryland governor and Baltimore mayor William Donald Schaefer will be taken on a grand "final tour" of the iconic city sites he is largely responsible for making reality:...Tags: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Christianity, Government, Anglicanism, Armed Forces
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In Annapolis, crowd lines up to pay respects to Schaefer
From late morning to afternoon, images of a man with many hats and faces rolled by on the big TV monitor in the State House main hall: William Donald Schaefer in full white chef's garb, done up as George Washington crossing the Delaware, wearing a...Tags: Government, Executive Branch, Entertainment, Building Material, Politics
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The lessons of Schaefer
Among the many observations made about William Donald Schaefer since his death on Monday, one of the most common has been the lament that we don't have leaders like him anymore. It's certainly true; with all due respect to our current crop of elected...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Government, Executive Branch, Baltimore Convention Center, Crime, Law and Justice
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Weiner loud in his defense of Dixon
Hours after Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon was indicted on charges of theft, perjury and misuse of office, she headed to the industrial-chic offices of her lead defense attorney, where dozens of reporters and photographers had gathered.
Instead of...Tags: Justice System, Maya Angelou, Government, Arts and Culture, Executive Branch
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Loose rules
Delegate John A. Hurson wanted to make Maryland's system for setting hospital rates fairer to poor people. As chairman of the House health committee, he was in a powerful position to make those changes happen.
But he couldn't get several proposals...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Executive Branch, Connecticut, Politics, Michael E. Busch
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Will referendum be final word on Md. slots? Don't bet on it
After years of gridlock in Annapolis, millions of dollars spent by gambling interests, and incessant protest rallies, voters may render the final verdict Tuesday on slot machines in Maryland. But don't bet on it. Slots gambling has been one of the...Tags: Justice System, Referenda, Government, Executive Branch, Crime, Law and Justice
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In their debt
Willie Mae White began worrying how she'd pay the $36,224 bill from Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center a few weeks after having emergency brain surgery. She lived off Social Security and food stamps after decades working as a housekeeper. So she was...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Death, Government, Executive Branch, Crime, Law and Justice
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City Hall scandal: Who's who?
Sheila Dixon • Baltimore's first female mayor, she assumed the position in January 2007 after Martin O'Malley became governor. She was re-elected later that year. • The single mother of two became the first African-American woman elected...Tags: Justice System, Government, Executive Branch, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice
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2 ex-governors decry partisanship
Sun reporterMaryland's two oldest living former governors decried the current high level of partisanship in Annapolis during a panel discussion yesterday hosted by a leading state business group. Marvin Mandel and Comptroller William Donald Schaefer said the state...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Government, Executive Branch, Tourism and Leisure, Politics
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