Streamlined budget plan outlined here
A Sobeloff Commission member J Theodore Wolfe outlined a streamlined Maryland budget system to use over $200 million of tax funds. The plan calls for a single comprehensive budget each session, limits on supplemental budgets, and a shift to functional budgeting with simplified service classifications akin to business methods. It was presented at the Frederick Rotary Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Radio and TV Listings and Fiscal Advisory Meeting Notes
Broadcast schedule lists NBC CBS MBS ABC networks with hourly times and program names. A partial transcript notes a fiscal advisory discussion where Sta services of the Department of Legislative Reference and Bureau of Fiscal Research should be improved for year-round advising. Mr Wolfe advocates a staffed bureau to provide better advisory aid.
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Sobeloff plan urges budget reform for state efficiency
In a Rotary Club talk, Mr. Wolfe urged the Sobeloff report be acted on to streamline state finances. Proposals include shifting departments to the general fund, routing federal and special fund requests through the governor, and centralizing purchasing. A constitutional change to move to a functional budget would require voter approval in 1952.
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United States Fails to Cut UN Assessment in Paris
Paris December 12 The United States failed to secure a reduction in its UN assessment. The proposed saving for 1952 totaled 1,455,086 dollars, with only Nicaragua joining the U S in voting to lower the U N cost share from 39 0 percent to 33 3 percent.
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United States Faces UN Budget Vote On Assessments
United States arms for the 1982 UN budget faced a 29 vote opposition and 20 abstentions in the budget committee. Russia Britain and France opposed reductions while the US would pay 15 038 127 under an 8690 per cent assessment scale with other countries listed at varying small percentages.
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Baltimore Council Divided Over Police Funding Plan
Baltimore delegates split along party lines as the Legislative Council approves a bill to divert general funds for next year's police budget. Democrats back the plan while Republicans oppose. Radar-equipped vessels are noted to navigate foggy harbors and rivers with ease.
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