Maryland Set To Sign Budget With Broad Spending Plan
Governor Hughes signed the 1986 operating budget calling for a record 7.5 billion in spending and awaited signature on a 3220 million capital budget funding public works across the state. Frederick County receives 3.45 million including Carroll Creek flood control and downtown renovation, jail work release center funds, and grants for Mount St. Mary’s and Hood colleges. Health care cost controls include an emergency moratorium on new hospital construction through Oct. 1. The session also approved measures on cigarette taxes, living wills, shifting inmates to local jails, wage deductions for overdue child support, and enhanced protections for abused children and the elderly.
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MSD counselor linked to case as court date set
Isner appeared to face a district court bond review after an internal MSD probe involving a student comment. Officials suspended Isner. the investigation moved to police and social services. Earlier, private Lepsch and Kane led follow ups.
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Four dead in District mass slaying
Washington police say four people were found shot to death in a southeast DC apartment in what authorities call the citys worst mass slaying in more than 12 years. Among the dead was Carolyn Resper who had been slated to testify in her estranged husbands robbery trial.
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Film series begins at Loudoun Hospital
A new monthly cinema series starts at Loudoun Memorial Hospital in Leesburg Virginia. The inaugural showing is Chariots of Fire on Wednesday April 10 at 7 p.m. in Conference Room 1. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Thornburgh to speak at Gettysburg Memorial Day ceremony
Governor Richard Thornburgh will be the featured speaker at the 118th Memorial Day ceremonies at Gettysburg National Cemetery on Monday May 27 with a 3 p.m. address after a 2 p.m. five-division parade from Springs Avenue and Chambersburg Street. The event includes Lincoln's Address by James A. Getty, patriotic music, wreath laying by 1,500 school children and Scouts, and remarks from local officials. Contacts are listed for more information. Three Brunswick youths face multiple charges related to a weekend vandalism spree, including destruction of property tampering with motor vehicles and theft, with age 14 16 and 17 and early reports indicate about $2,000 in vehicle damage. Additional charges pending.
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New Market Officials Draw Unopposed In May Election
In New Market four of five incumbent councilmembers face no opposition for re election while the mayor sees 10 challengers. Filing closed April 4. Incumbents Louise Bennett Jesse Sutton Frank Smith Nancy Sponselier seek re election. Lawrence Stapp seeks vacant fifth seat left by Terry Egan’s December resignation. Mail in registration and absentee balloting available with six month town residency required. Polls open noon to 8 pm at Town Hall.
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