Today in Annapolis

January 21, 1991

10 a.m. Gov. William Donald Schaefer holds a news conference, State House.

3 p.m. -- Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein to be sworn in for his ninth term as state comptroller, House chamber, State House.

8 p.m. -- House and Senate convene, State House.

There are 77 days remaining in the 1991 General Assembly session.

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