Maryland Benefits in Reagan Omnibus Funding Bill
The $600 billion Continuing Resolution signed by President Reagan directs millions to Maryland. Highlights include $16.5 million for Fort Ritchie upgrades and $21.7 million for Andrews AFB projects, $14.2 million for Baltimore Washington Parkway, $180.5 million for Washington area Metrorail, and $825 million for poultry disease research with $2.7 million for avian flu studies. The measure also expands Catoctin Park maintenance, funds canal rewatering studies, and bans Empress II testing in Chesapeake Bay. Maryland lawmakers Mikulski and Hoyer tout the package as advancing state transportation, environmental, and defense needs.
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Gunfire heard in cockpit on jetliner crash near Paso Robles
FBI officials described cockpit recording details from the BAe 146 crash west of Los Angeles. The tape allegedly captured two gunshot-like noises and a later shot, amid an unlawful cockpit entry and crew radioed emergency. Reagan said transcript withheld pending FBI closeout.
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Area representatives stands on budget bills
The passage of a continuing resolution and a deficit reduction package keeps the U.S. government funded for another year. Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania delegations were deeply split with some Democrats opposing. The voting pattern showed GOP majorities and party splits across states shaping the fiscal package.
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Constance Morella
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Byron
Sheny Hoyer
Roy Dyson
C. Thomas
Bud Shuster
Frederick County
John Heins
Arlen Specter
Health care spending cuts hit doctors hospitals and labs
Congress approval of a $17.6 billion deficit reduction package slashes $2.1 billion from Medicare and signals a 1989 premium hike for 32 million elderly and disabled beneficiaries. Modest Medicaid expansions aim to cut infant mortality and raise nursing home care, while welfare and spousal relief programs for elderly nursing home residents are dropped.
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County to cover cremation costs for unclaimed bodies
County officials discussed options for unclaimed bodies with cremation as a second choice when burial is unaffordable. Costs range from 570 to 730 for cremation and about 950 for basic burial. If a family proves financial need and opposes cremation due to faith, the county will cover cremation up to its cost if the family raises remaining funds. Commissioner Stup was absent during the vote.
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