Schaefer hails session gains amid praise and cautions
Governor William Donald Schaefer, at a post session press conference, praised major gains including a higher education enhancement bill, a light rail line for Baltimore, corporate officer liability protections, and social programs. He warned about rising costs, taxes, and the need to review medical care spending, while noting the session faced early turmoil and promising to scrutinize a new trash recycling bill and the Chesapeake Bay donation plan. Lt. Gov. Steinberg also lauded the aquaculture bill and the Sunny Day Fund concept, calling it model legislation.
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Annapolis
William Donald Schaefer
General Assembly
Baltimore
House
Senate
Maryland
Steinberg
Schaefer
Sunny Day Fund
Maryland Delegates Review 5 Percent Surplus Plan and Local Grants
Frederick County lawmakers hailed a 5 percent budget surplus rule, about 5 million dollars, to bolster reserves and bond ratings. They approved local bond funds including 200,000 for Delaplaine Visual Arts and 750,000 for the Hagerstown Art Museum, with Western Maryland gaining over 4 million in capital bonds. The session produced drunk driving reform lowering blood alcohol to .10 and a pursuit to halt unemployment double dipping. Innovative bills on trash recycling and pesticide warnings drew attention amid local political tensions.
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Derr
Schaefer
Frederick
Hagerstown Art Museum
McClellan
Western
Maryland
Carroll Creek
Smith
General Assembly
Century Division 1st reunion set for Lancaster Pa
The 100th Infantry Division Assn will hold its first reunion September 8 to 11 in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The Century Division fought in France and Germany as part of the Seventh Army. For details contact William H. Young Jr. at 307 N Main St North Wales PA 19454 or call 215 699 9498.
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100Th Infantry Division Association
Lancaster
France
Germany
Seventh Army
William H. Young Jr
N. Main St
North Wales
Montgomery County seals major state aid for education and crime
Montgomery County leaders praised a cooperative Annapolis session that delivered 8.8 million dollars for education plus 1.6 million more than last year. The county will also gain 1.1 million for a pre release center wing, 250 thousand for jail renovations, 250 thousand for Strathmore Hall, 200 thousand for Great Falls bridges, and 500 thousand for a Shady Grove Life Sciences Center classroom. Police aid rises by 2.2 million, handicapped student transport by 326 thousand, and 500 thousand for families with dependent children. 21 delegates backed the gun control law despite NRA lobbying. Levy, Gordon, and Franchot praised the delegation’s effort and warned of possible deficits next year needing a tax rise.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Sidney Kramer
Annapolis
Laurence Levitan
William Donald Schaefer
Kramer
Strathmore Hall
Rockville Pike
Great Falls
University of Maryland
Shady Grove Road Life Sciences Center
Montgomery
Michael Gordon
Promises of Salvation and End Times Reflections
Donald Droneburg of Frederick Maryland writes a fervent religious exhortation urging repentance baptism and belief in Jesus Christ. He foresees tribulation a calling of the body and divine wrath and ends with a public signoff and address.
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Christ Jesus
Jesus
Christ
Peter
Dred
God
Satan
Father
Donald Droneburg
Bowers Road
Frederick
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Donald Robertson
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