transportation / biotechnology / medical malpractice insurance crisis / bipartisan transportation law / paint poisoning / revitalized brownfields law / important tool / malpractice insurance / treatment and services / online capabilities / insurance premium tax bill / good and services / local law enforcement partnership / forensic tool / law enforcement / law enforcement professionals / high tech/bioscience sector / technology businesses / /
Organization
General Assembly / Natural Resources Police / Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center / State government / Maryland Transportation Authority Police / State Drug and Alcohol Abuse Council / Analysis Center / Maryland Military Department / National Guard / Maryland Transit Administration / Chesapeake Bay Restoration Fund / Maryland Department of Disabilities / International Criminal Court / Maryland State Police / Governor’s Office / /
Person
Steele / Janet Marie / Gary McLhinney / Miller / Brit Kirwin / Bell / Debi Hardy / John Droneburg / Terri Garland / Busch / Curran / Steve Chaney / Kopp / Doug Deleaver / Dennis Schrader / Robert L. Ehrlich / Jr. / Schaefer / Ronald Reagan / Tim Hutchins / Bruce Tuxill / Pat Jessamy / /
Position
Major General / President / Speaker / Special Secretary / Chancellor / Secretary / advocate / Colonel / Teacher / Governor / leader / Chief Judge / Comptroller / Treasurer / Attorney General / Lieutenant Governor / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Virginia / Carroll County / Maryland / Howard County / Frederick County / Allegany County / Pennsylvania / Montgomery County / /
Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. State of the State Speech January 27, 2005 President Miller; Speaker Busch; Lieutenant Governor Steele; members of the General Assembly; Chief Judge Bell; Attorney General Curran; Comptrol