Contractor appeals proposed $510 penalty in Maryland
Contractor Sandower plans to contest a $510 penalty after a Maryland workplace incident. He says the fine should be lower. an occupational safety official outlined 15 days to file a notice of contest and noted the hearing could be in Frederick or Baltimore. Sandower employs 26, remodeling 12 to 14 homes annually valued at $160,000 to $200,000 each.
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Sanbower
Sach
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Labor and Industry Office
Frederick
Baltimore City
Lloyd
IRS bills student for $198000 tax error prompts refund delay
GRAND RAPIDS Mich A college senior was billed for 196000 in back taxes though she expected a 198000 refund after reporting 37 million in earnings last year Lisa DeVries a Hope College Holland part time switchboard operator mailed her tax form eight weeks ago and triggered an alert to tax officials Treasury spokesman Robert Koit Lansing said the error likely stemmed from a computer or clerical slip and is under review This article notes the misbilling and the ongoing resolution.
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Lisa DeVries
Hope College
Holland
State Treasury Department
Treasury
Robert Koit
Lansing
Montgomery businessmen protest carbon growth
Montgomery business leaders and Germantown residents rallied against a proposed tax seen as a growth killer. Norman G Paulhus of the Upper Rock Creek Association warned the plan would harm public facilities and local investment while James W Tavel cited regressive effects and potential job losses in housing and construction.
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Norman G Paulhus
Upper Rock Creek
Carbide to fight fines for 5 hazardous units at Institute plant
Union Carbide contests $1,377,300 in OSHA penalties tied to a August 11, 1965 chemical leak at its Institute plant that hospitalized six workers and sent 129 residents to hospitals. The company says most citations were paperwork related and plans to challenge the charges within 15 days, with cases heard by an administrative law judge and the OSHA Review Commission.
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Justice Department
Kennedy
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
Danbury, Conn
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Gaithersburg Front Runners in April Mayor and Council Race
Gaithersburg voters face a two way mayoral contest and a three way council race on April 2. Incumbent Bruce A Goldensobe seeks reelection to the city post, while W Edward Bohrer and Vice L York vie for mayor. Council incumbents Gertrude Kildee and Sidney Katz seek another term. Augusta Kay Bowling also runs for council. Absentee ballots available at City Hall, due by April 21. Oath of office set for May 5.
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Gaithersberg
W Edward Bohrer
Tse City
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Citizens Advisory Board
Gertrude Kildee
Sidney Katz
Augusta
Kay” Bowling
City Hall
Summit Avenue
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