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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1998

Page

6

Maryland tax cut package accelerates 5 percent cut this year

Gov. Parris Glendening and Democratic leaders announced a tax plan that accelerates the income tax cut to 5 percent this year and expands the earned income tax credit and a state property tax credit for homeowners with incomes between 14 000 and 20 000. Republicans argued the cuts should be larger and sooner, while Democrats touted a four year record of no new taxes. Delegates expected to back the package though specifics were not fully shown.

Annapolis Parris Glendening Senate Thomas W. Mike Miller House Casper R. Taylor Glendening Miller David Brinkley Fredenck Republican Party General Assembly Donald Elliott Frederick Carrall Paul Stull Frederick Sue Hecht Dfrederick Washington Ms. Hecht

Four local bills pass House of Delegates in Maryland

Four local bills passed the House of Delegates on Thursday in Annapolis. Three await Gov Glendening’s signature to become law. one was amended requiring Senate agreement or a conference committee. Bills include Frederick County alcohol inspector salary rise, stricter penalties for multiple false home alarm eruptions, Frederck County jury system now one day one trial, and a Jefferson district referendum on wine liquor sales with election board notification to the Department of Legislative Services.

Annapolis House of Delegates Senate Parris Glendening Frederick County Frederck County Jefferson Board of Elections Department of Legislative Services

Electric deregulation dead issue this session

In Annapolis this session the push for full electric deregulation stalls as the House balks at the Senate plan to deregulate by July 2000. Key figures from Eastalco and Allegheny Power comment on timing and flexibility, while lawmakers cite insufficient session time.

Annapolis Senate House J. Anita Stup Frederick Washington House Environmental Matters Committee Earl Robbins Eastalco Carolyn Shaw Allegheny Power

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