Schaefer Plans Campaign After Learnings From Maryland Session
Governor William Donald Schaefer will campaign to regain the public mandate after an 90 day session in Annapolis. He aims to rally support for programs lawmakers rejected including an 800 million tax overhaul and tighter development controls. Aides say a people centered agenda may involve citizens chats and a possible people’s cabinet as he distances from frayed ties with legislative leaders.
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Critics bind governor on national radio
Maryland Governor William Donald Schaefer faced local critics on Larry King Live. Callers condemned his letters to critics and an obscene remark about the Eastern Shore and an unannounced visit to a critic’s home. A Georgia caller defended him and King called him a unique figure. He also admitted his presidential run talk was a joke.
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Maryland lawmakers reach PAC contribution compromise in Annapolis
Legislative leaders finalize a bill capping PAC contributions at six thousand dollars per candidate, with citizens' limits rising to four thousand dollars. Senate and House negotiators clash over the PAC ceiling. The measure aims to endure into the next century as campaign costs rise.
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Lawmakers near end of 1991 Maryland session
Annapolis AP says the 1991 Maryland legislative session will close quietly at midnight after lawmakers ratify privately brokered agreements. Few major bills remain. notable items include political reform measures, lobbying limits, and a $330 million capital budget with prison spending and the Rocky Gap golf project financing.
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