Montgomery County workers forgo raises to ease budget pinch
Eleven Montgomery County Social Services officials led by Director Robert Caulk will give up 6.2 percent raises next year to save about $50,000 for the county. Caulk notes the move could fund 20 day care slots or 35 elderly subsidies. Governor Schaefer and county leaders comment on salary politics amid deficit concerns.
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State plans to cut youth services bureau funding
Annapolis AP reports Maryland will end funding for 21 Youth Services Bureaus that offer counseling and recreation to troubled teens. The move, effective Feb 1, aims to save $1 million in 1991 and $2.5 million annually thereafter amid a $423 million deficit, with officials hoping local governments may help some centers stay open.
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Diane Hutchins
Department of Juvenile Services
David J. Goldman
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