Brosan resigns as Maryland state police superintendent
Annapolis AP George Brosan resigned after being asked to quit or be fired following pressure from Bishop Robinson secretary of public safety. Robinson said the agency needed management changes while Brosan defended his record, noting improvements and ongoing reforms.
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Hellmann resigns transportation post
ANNAPOLIS AP William K Hellmann Maryland s popular secretary of transportation leaves his 95000 year state job to join a Baltimore engineering firm He told staff he planned to resign Gov Schaefer lauds him as highly effective and knows how to make government help people Bob Douglas says successor not yet chosen.
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Public works board approves grants and college project
Maryland board action covers Frederick County grants under the Agricultural Cost-share program from 10 000 to 80 Ka, funding for Frederick Community College expansion, and 28 new positions. It also approves a media advertising amnesty period plan and terminates attorney Roger Schwisberg with Sentinel Title taking over remaining contract work for western region.
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Maryland truck inspection finds most with defects
More than half of 281 trucks at two Maryland weigh stations were found to have mechanical defects serious enough to take them off the road. 38 percent were ordered off for vehicle defects and 7 percent of drivers were cited for violations threatening highway safety. Police made two arrests including an alcohol related offense.
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Maryland weighs mail order sales tax to raise revenue
Maryland officials push for legislation to require out-of-state mail order firms to collect sales tax from Maryland customers and remit it to states. The measure, backed by the National Governors Association, could generate about 35 million dollars in state revenue, with broader gains cited for the region. Opponents warn of complexity in tracking varying tax laws and compliance costs.
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