NewsNight Maryland; 149

... Solving the teen pregnancy problem by getting to the father's first. This is Newsnight Maryland with Bob Wolfish and Camilla Carr. Good evening. At one point the problem of teen pregnancy hit epidemic proportions. The Maryland DC area had some of the highest rates in the country for children born to children and out of wedlock.

On tonight's edition of Newsnight Maryland we discussed that problem. We'll also show you a program aimed at teen fathers. That's a real life success story. And Bob talks with a local researcher who gives us the skinny you might say on Monday. Right now it's time to check in with Jeff Salkon for a look at news making headlines around the state. Jeff. Good evening Bob. A published report today says nine Prince George's county schools may face a state takeover. The Prince George's journal does not name the schools and state officials were not commenting today. On Wednesday the Board of Education will release a list of new schools statewide that could be taken over because of poor performance. Currently a number of schools in Baltimore City and one each in anorondale and Somerset counties are on that list. A government report released today says the efforts to remove people from western Maryland's flood plains are going slowly because buyout money has been hard to come. out.

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