O?Malley offers plans for Chesapeake Bay, knocks Ehrlich

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Mayor Martin O?Malley unveiled proposals on Monday to improve the Bay if he is elected governor. He and his running mate slammed the record of Gov. Robert Ehrlich, saying the state had “failed miserably to meet its responsibilities.”

Not only did an Ehrlich spokesman challenge the charges, and accuse O?Malley of copying a program already underway, but the Chesapeake Bay Foundation issued a curt correction of the O?Malley news release, saying it had not given Ehrlich a bad grade for his performance.

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