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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1975
Page
5
Maryland lawmakers consider a system where malpractice claims are sent to a three member arbitration panel with one member chosen by the patient and one by the doctor, aiming to reduce litigation. The proposal, seen as a first step, faces doubts about efficacy and cost.
Health officials in Annapolis protest Governor Mandel’s proposed Medicaid cuts aimed at closing a ten million dollar deficit. Witnesses urged the House Appropriations Committee to reconsider despite assurances the legislature cannot alter the plan. The hearing reopened concerns over the impact on patients and healthcare services.
The Maryland Public Service Commission grants Baldore Gas and Electric Co a 46.5 percent increase, slightly above the request. The order raises monthly bills about 1.75 dollars for electricity and 1.65 dollars for gas, while BG&E notes overall bill effects may differ due to fuel rate adjustments. The company may appeal after reviewing the PSC opinion.
Maryland lawmakers weigh extending the food tax exemption to carryout meals to offset new taxes on dining. The Joint State Tax Reform Study Committee proposed about 24 million in state revenue gains plus 10 million for local income taxes and scheduled a January 6 vote on recommendations for submission to the General Assembly. Governor Mandel opposes a broad tax increase this year.
Baltimore AP report says city tax supervisor DiStefano launched a full probe into the Pallottine Fathers warehouse tax exemption, citing a $1.4 million property and earlier partial exemptions. Findings due next week could affect four years of assessed taxes and rent arrangements with PSA Inc.
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