Maryland lawmakers push staggered school bus grant increases
The Senate amends a bill to delay full implementation of higher school transportation grants by a year, with half awarded in 1996 and the rest by 1999, contingent on Governor Glendening signing. Frederick County would gain over 3.5 million in state aid next year, under a formula shift.
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Two Frederick men arrested after traffic stop
A sheriff deputy stopped a car on Md 550 for erratic driving and arrested Mark Allen Carson for driving while intoxicated after a field sobriety test. The passenger Dana Andrew Snyder was charged with marijuana with intent to distribute and drug paraphernalia and is held on bond at the Frederick County jail.
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Mitsburg
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Woodsboro
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Stocks Watch Stirs Doubt on Fed Rate Cuts
Economic strength signs suggest rate cuts may be unnecessary. February jobs data dampen expectations of Fed easing, possibly ruling out further cuts. After a big Friday drop to Dow 5470, the market recovered over 110 points by Monday and extended gains by Thursday.
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Annapolis Lobby Law Changes Dining With Lobbyists
Annapolis shifts as a new lobbying law cuts back on meals and gifts. Restaurants listed lobbyist dinners at 14.95 while cash bars appeared for the first time, and many lawmakers paid their own way to avoid public exposure. Delegates say socializing with lobbyists decreased under rules requiring reporting of meals over fifteen dollars.
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Maryland lawmakers weigh bills on brownfields and relief plans
Sessionowners of hazardous waste sites called brownfields push for new legislation to unlock unusable properties with leaders Glendening and Miller backing the effort. A conference committee strives to reconcile House and Senate amendments amid environmental and industry pushback. Lawmakers also target an early retirement plan for state workers and a Medicaid waiver bill, while negotiating a maintenance of effort school funding formula with county relief anticipated yet facing teachers unions.
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Urbana home robbed in Maryland investigation
Maryland State Police investigated a theft at Bud Webb's Urbana home on Urbana Pike between March 27 and April 2. A walk behind lawn mower leaf blower and weed eater were stolen from a garage totaling 3800 dollars. Call 663-3101 with information.
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Urbana Pike
Unabomber suspect tied to Northern California visits
Reports say Theodore Kaczynski was seen in Sacramento and nearby areas as bombs linked to the Unabomber were mailed from Northern California. FBI notes point to a Montana cabin search revealing bomb-making materials and a typewriter used for the manifesto.
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