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2 | EXPRESS | 11.07.2012 | WEDNESDAY eye openers BAD/GOOD DEED New Kind of Fender-Bender Dubbed ‘Hit, Rectify and Run’ Police in Salem, Mass., are investigating a bizarre fender-bender in the city. Police say a woman told them she was driving Saturday night when a red pickup backed out of a side street and struck the rear quarter panel of her vehicle, causing minor damage. When she pulled over, she said, a man threw $500 in cash inside her open passenger window and walked away. (AP) “The genealogy shows I am descended from Vlad the Impaler, so I do have a bit of a stake in the country.” — PRINCE CHARLES, IN A ROMANIAN NATIONAL TOURIST OFFICE VIDEO PROMOTING THE LINK BETWEEN THE ROYAL FAM- ILY AND VLAD THE IMPALER — ALSO KNOWN AS DRACULA — TO BOOST TOURISM, THE TELEGRAPH REPORTED TUESDAY PUNISHMENTS It Was This or Riding With Middle-Schoolers All Day A woman caught on camera driving on a sidewalk to avoid a Cleveland school bus unloading children will have to do more than deal with a suspended license. In addition to that and paying $250 in court costs, Shena Hardin, 32, was ordered Monday to stand at an intersection for two days next week wearing a sign that reads: “Only an idiot drives on the sidewalk to avoid a school bus.” (AP) Let your Smile Shine Dr. Kumra, DDS • Dr. Margarita, DDS ROSSLYN DENTAL CENTER • 703-807-0808 1901 N. Moore Street #501 • Rosslyn, VA 22209 www.rosslyndentalcenter.com TWO BIRDS, ONE STONE: Voters cast their ballots Tuesday at a polling station in a Chicago laundromat. Even with an unprecedented number of voters taking advantage of early voting this year, people stood in long lines on Election Day across the country — in school gymnasiums, town halls, a shelter in New Jersey and a tent in the Midland Beach section of Staten Island, New York. FREE Whitening For New Patients! $350 Off Invisalign, Braces or Implants $300 Off Crowns, or Veneers FREE Consultation 10% Off with this ad EYE STREET DENTAL CENTER • 202-223-3536 1712 Eye St. #812 • Washington, DC 20006 www.eyestreetdentalcenter.com ROBYN BECK/AFP/GETTY IMAGES Stained & Chipped before after
Dream Act Approved in Md. Illegal immigrants win the ability to pay in-state tuition Maryland voters have approved allowing illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges, a first-in-the-nation vote that was one of several high-profile ballot initiatives. The constitutional amendment was one of several before Maryland voters, who were also making up their minds on same-sex marriage and expanded gambling. With the expanded gambling measure, which would legalize such table games as blackjack and a casino in Prince George’s County, voters were making the call after more than $90 million had been spent by opponents and supporters, an unprecedented amount in Maryland for a single campaign. On a separate ballot question, Maryland voters also approved the state’s congressional redistricting map. It had been petitioned to the ballot by opponents who said the map had been gerrymandered to favor Democrats. Meanwhile, elected officials in Maryland will be suspended from office if convicted of certain crimes, and they would be removed automatically if they plead guilty or no contest, under ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT TUITION Yes 58.1% No 41.9% 1,711 OF 1,858 PRECINCTS REPORTING Supporters of Question 4 in Maryland, the Dream Act measure, gather at Casa De Maryland in Langley on Tuesday. The referendum was approved by voters. Backstory The tuition measure, signed by Maryland’s Democratic Gov. Martin O’Malley last year, was the first to be successfully petitioned to this year’s ballot and appeared on its way to passing as of Express’ deadline Tuesday night. It’s been on hold pending the outcome of Tuesday’s climactic vote. Illegal immigrants would be allowed to pay in-state tuition, provided they have attended a state high school for three years and their family can show they have filed state income tax returns during that time. About a dozen other states have similar laws, but Maryland’s was the first to be approved by voters on a ballot during a watershed vote Tuesday night. (AP) SARAH L. VOISIN/TWP a constitutional amendment approved by voters Tuesday. The amendment tightens current law, which only removes someone from offi ce at sentencing. Around the state, turnout was robust. Voters stood in long lines in some places, with waits lasting more than two hours in parts of Baltimore County. In the morning, voters in Hyattsville, Md., waited more than an hour and a half at a polling place at Nicholas Orem Middle School. BRIAN WITTE (AP) “A lot of us come from families from immigrants. ... Somebody gave us a start someplace and helped us.” — CHERYL KLAM, A 50-YEAR-OLD DEMOCRAT WHO VOTED FOR QUESTION 4 IN ANNAPOLIS MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WEDNESDAY | 11.07.2012 | EXPRESS | 3 Decision 2012 EXPAND GAMBLING Yes 51.6% No 48.4% 1,722 OF 1,858 PRECINCTS REPORTING MD. HOUSE RACES Cardin Claims 2nd Term; Bartlett Is Defeated Democratic incumbent Sen. Ben Cardin claimed a second term, while Republican Rep. Roscoe Bartlett was unseated by Democrat John Delaney in the 6th Congressional District, the state’s tightest race. (AP) SUCCEED GLOBALLY. STUDY LOCALLY. Voters OK Same-Sex Marriage ALLOW SAME-SEX MARRIAGE Yes 51.6% No 48.4% 1,707 OF 1,858 PRECINCTS REPORTING Voters in deep-blue Maryland on Tuesday legalized same-sex marriage, a historic move that will allow gay couples to wed in the Free State starting in January. The result offered fresh evidence of the country’s rapid evolution on the issue. Prior to Tuesday, gays and lesbians had been granted the right to marry by courts and state legislatures but never at the ballot box. Two other states — Maine and Washington — were weighing similar measures, and voters in Minnesota were considering a constitutional amendment that would ban same-sex marriage. Younger voters were more likely to support the ballot question, according to exit polling. The strongest support was among those under age 29, with less support from those age 30 to 44. People over the age of 65 largely opposed it. Gov. Martin O’Malley had signed gay marriage into law in March, but opponents collected enough signatures to force a ballot referendum. (THE WASHINGTON POST/AP) Prepare for a career in any corner of the world with an MBA from University of Maryland University College (UMUC). The award-winning UMUC MBA program brings a unique interdisciplinary perspective to doing business on a global scale. You’ll develop the skills to lead in nearly every area of business. • Earn your degree completely online in as few as 24 months • Accredited by IACBE, an international accrediting organization for business programs • Interest-free monthly payment plan available, plus financial aid for those who qualify 800-888-UMUC • umuc.edu/yoursuccess Copyright © 2012 University of Maryland University College Learn more.
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