Maryland and Baltimore News Roundup Across State
AP reports indictments of Senator Michael Mitchell and former Senator Clarence Mitchell in a probe of Wedtech payments and congressional influence. Amtrak Conrail safety changes follow a deadly crash, including speed reductions and car upgrades. Maryland delegates honor 200 year anniversary at the Constitutional Convention in Annapolis. Mothers bring babies to the State House to thank lawmakers for IVF insurance coverage enacted in 1985.
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5 Cent Gas Tax Hike Approved by Maryland House
Maryland House approved a 5 cent gas tax increase with support from Democrats James Bo Dew Mecheran Thomas H Hattery George H Littred and Boyd Smith. The measure, already passed by the Senate, would avoid indexing future gas tax increases to inflation and fund highway construction while countering a Court of Appeals ruling.
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Schaefer to crack down on child‑support debtors
Maryland Governor Schaefer announced a sweeping drive against delinquent child support payers. The plan uses wage garnishments and state data access to target 193,000 cases, aiming to boost payments to 134 million this year and 158 million next year, with 440 people to run the computer sweep and 75 new staffers to start immediately.
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