Maryland Eyes Spending Cap At 883 Million Increase
Maryland legislators debate spending affordability as the Spending Affordability Committee recommends a maximum rise of 883 million for the next fiscal year beginning July 1 2001. Governor Glendening may exceed the recommendation by 100 to 150 million amid calls for restraint. The panel notes growth in personal income could otherwise justify a higher limit, while Republicans urge caution.
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Annapolis
Iap
Guy Parris
Nancy Kopp
Montgomery
Glendening
Robert Neall
Anne Arundel
Neall
H. Furlong Baldwin
Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust
Mike Morrill
Morn
Barbara Hoffman
Baltimore
Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Ms. Hoffman
Maryland
Second arrest in Fredericksburg burglary ring linked to BioWhittaker thefts
Frederick County police report the arrest of William Sewell Jr 20 of West Patrick Street on multiple burglary counts tied to a yearlong ring that stole over 45 thousand dollars in computers cell phones and office equipment from BioWhittaker Viscast Network and Sensible Software. Investigators say warrants led to seizure of devices including seven computers multiple laptops printers and various peripherals. The prior arrest of David Huchard Myers 27 followed a separate break in at BioWhittaker and Viscast Network, with further planned raids yielding more evidence and additional arrests anticipated.
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Marviand Saate
Wn Fredercks
Sherman William Sewell Jp
West Patrick Street
Sewell
David Huchard Myers
West South Street
Central Reading
BioWhittaker
Viscast Network
Viacast
Salir Uwe Ae
Sensible Software
Mabowus
Sadue
Abe
Lakung
Goodyear
Grey Aly
Fitzgerald Auto Mall
Katzetenuand Lane
Biu Winttakee
Walkerville
Viacasl
Sensiba Cwtiwats
Tata
Bast
Gall
Wittler
Wy Murband
Pubee Pobce
Meyer
Fredrickast
Unuusand
Mvtohandlise
Ammons Ube Ilenis
Screoniurs
Scien Sife
Health Department to conduct soil perk tests
Frederick County Health Department readies for 2001 Restricted Soil Season. Shallow groundwater soils are restricted and must be tested. 29 soil types affected, affecting half the county’s land. Percolation tests, fees, and preliminary plat approval required. tests run Feb 1 to Apr 15 with scheduling starting Jan 2. Application by 4am Feb 28, 2001. Appointment line 301-694-1726.
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Frederick County
Health Department
Health Department Samlanans
Frederick Counts Health Department
Montevue Lane
Environmental Health Services
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