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Dec. 17, 2003 / 6:28 PM

Balitmore Mayor O'Malley endorses Dean

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 (UPI) -- Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley endorsed Democrat Howard Dean's presidential bid in a written statement issued Wednesday.

"Governor Dean's vision is one that will result in more jobs, not 2 million fewer jobs, as we have seen on President Bush's watch -- with poverty growing," the Maryland Democrat said.

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O'Malley is one of several high profile Democratic leaders who have announced their support for the former Vermont governor in recent weeks including former Vice President and 2000 Democratic presidential nominee Al Gore.

Arizona rancher accused in migrant's shooting death will not face retrial

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Antony Blinken calls for cease-fire, says Hamas 'only thing' standing in the way

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Metal sculptures of children's doodles frame Manhattan skyline in Met exhibit

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April 29 (UPI) -- An artistic installation of twisted metal mimicking children's scribbles, by Kosovar artist Petrit Halilaj, was unveiled Monday at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art's rooftop garden.

3 U.S. Marshals slain, 5 police officers injured in Charlotte, N.C., shootout

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Gérard Depardieu to face criminal trial over sexual assault allegations

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Proxy fight could change leadership of Norfolk Southern railroad

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Student protesters remain as Columbia University's afternoon vacate deadline passes

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Student protesters remain as Columbia University's afternoon vacate deadline passes

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FCC levies nearly $200M in fines on top wireless carriers for sharing location info

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Concern rises over possible ICC arrest warrants for Israel's Netanyahu, military leaders

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Supreme Court again denies Trump aide Peter Navarro's bid to stay prison sentence

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