Court rejects ballot on abortion funding referendum
In Annapolis the Maryland Court of Appeals refused to place a November vote on using additional funds for abortion services in Medicaid. The ruling upheld a Montgomery County circuit court decision allowing no referendum and ended the petition drive led by Stop Taxes for Abortion.
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Beall critiques leadership for Maryland development
Maryland gubernatorial hopeful J Glenn Beall faults state House leadership and some bureaucrats for lagging economic growth. He said Acting Gov Blair Lee III has shown little leadership since a May five step plan to attract business. Beall highlighted delays and miscommunications in Western Maryland recruitment, noting a lack of timely responses to ads and inquiries about energy and coal resources.
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Orlinsky Says Fat Cats Block Campaign Funds
Baltimore City Council president Orlinsky said his appeal to independence makes it hard to attract large campaign donors. He announced raising 102253 dollars and blamed “fat cats” and the same political cast for Maryland’s fundraising dynamics, contrasting himself with Blair Lee II as a “politics as usual” candidate.
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Bay Bridge tolls not to drop despite high costs
Fred Barron, Maryland bridge manager, says Bay Bridge annual revenue averaged 13.1 million through 1977. He notes about 1.2 million covers interest plus insurance and operating costs, leaving roughly 5 million for bond retirement under an 18 to 20 year horizon. The 120.6 million new bridge debt derives from a 1968 23 million bond issue used to finance Bay Bridge and Key Bridge, with revenues pledged from other toll facilities to help repay.
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State probes use of herbicide amid health concerns
An investigation by the Environmental Protection Agency opened after reports tied herbicide use to health issues. Officials stressed no confirmed injuries and noted long service with mist blowers without adverse effects. The probe centers on musk and application practices in Maryland.
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Bay College Refuses to Release Student Files
Bay College in Baltimore has refused to hand over student records citing privacy rules. The decision leaves questions about academic records and transparency unresolved for current students and alumni.
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