Monorail proposal links Camden Yards to Inner Harbor
VSL Corp affiliated with Bouygues of France offers to build and operate a 3700 foot monorail from the Orioles stadium to the Inner Harbor with a 90 second ride. The $17 million line would allow parking at the stadium lot and include a 25 cent fare. The state would gain roughly 70 to 30 million over 25 years before ownership passes to the state.
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VSL Corp
Bouygues Group
France
Ballpark
VSL
Maryland Stadium Authority
Aquarium
Stadium Authority
Frederick native elected national president of Izaak Walton League
Dr. Charles I. Wiles Jr., a former Frederick resident and 62 year old Montgomery County public schools administrator, was chosen as national president of the Izaak Walton League of America during the ninth annual convention in Rapid City M C. He leads a 53,000 member group with programs including Save Our Streams and Chesapeake Bay protection and plans to plant trees locally to boost carbon processing.
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Izaak Walton League of America Conservation Group
Charles I. Wiles Jr
Maryland
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M.C
League
Wiles
Montgomery County
Comus
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Mall
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Dr. Wiles
Izaak Walton League
Chesapeake Bay
Gaithersburg
Leap year cut in Maryland state workers pay
Maryland state workers face a small pay reduction as 1992 is a leap year increasing the fiscal year to 366 days. Pay is calculated by dividing annual salary by days worked, leaving take home pay slightly lower despite no change in yearly earnings. The reduction follows a denied pay raise earlier this year.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Marvin Bond
State Controller's Office
General Assembly
Deaf relay charge sparks Maryland backlash
Maryland imposes a 45 cent monthly fee to fund a new relay station for the Deaf and hard of hearing, the highest in the nation. PSC and consumer advocates criticize the charge as unfair while 750 complaints prompt calls for relief. The $13.5 million project funds 200 operators and serves Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. customers.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Frank Fulton
State Public Service Commission
Fulton
John Glynn
PSC
Glynn
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
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