On the Agenda Gov. Parris N. Glendening (By Todd Cross – Washington Post) Promises to Programs Since his reelection, the governor scaled back some of his campaign proposals, working to get some done this year and others later in his term. A chart shows the priorities Glendening has identified.

Education
• Lawmakers Pass Measure to Hire 1,100 Teachers
• Push to Boost Md. Teachers Fades
• Md. Senate Approves Scholarships
• Rawlings Makes Waves for School Reform
• Sen. May Seek U-Md.'s Independence
• Charter School Bill Debated
• Proposal Would Boost U-Md.
• Dyson to Seek Aid for Historic School
• Glendening Makes Schools Priority
• Schools Set Their Agendas
• Panel Urges More U-Md. Funding

Key Players
• Senate Logjam Riles Glendening
• Orioles Owner Masters Political Clout
• Governor Demands Action on Agenda
• Rawlings Makes Waves for School Reform
• Gov.'s Gay-Rights Bid Has Family Ties
• Glendening, Schaefer Trade Jabs
• Prominent Lobbyist Faces Hearing
• Bereano Lobbies, Serves Sentence
• Profile: Lt. Gov. Townsend
• Duncan Slams Gov., Lt. Gov.
• Glendening, Schaefer Make Nice
• Schaefer: Trouble for Glendening?
• Glendening Pushes Social Change

Utility Deregulation
• Committee Agrees on Cutting Power Rates
• Glendening Urges Cut in Residents' Electric Bills
• Act Now on Deregulation, Some Say
• Urgency Building on Deregulation
• Power Deregulation Looms

Other Issues
• Joint Panel Irons Out Ethics Guidelines
• Md. Rejects Ban on 'Partial Birth' Abortions
• Senate Puts Conditions on State Police Funds
• Abortion Bill Gains in Senate
• Md. Seeks DNA of Violent Criminals
• House Likely to Pass Gay Rights Legislation
• Md. Senators Approve Ethics Guidelines
• 'Partial Birth' Ban Set to Pass
• House Passes Bill to Assist Md. Patients
• Panels Pass Watered-Down Ethics Measures
• Bill Would Ban Assisted Suicide
• Local Issues Aired in Annapolis
• Bill Targets Drivers With Phones
• Democrats Celebrate Good Fortune
• GOP Hopes to Regain Momentum