Divorcing on grounds of cruelty eyed in Maryland bill
Legislation introduced by Delegate Sue Hecht in Annapolis would allow immediate divorce for excessive cruelty or cruelty of treatment in domestic violence cases, removing the current one year waiting period. Lt. Gov Townsend and House Speaker Taylor supported the bill amid debate on its breadth and impact.
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Maryland governor pay hike proposal attracts little support
In Annapolis a Senate hearing drew no witnesses for a 15 000 year raise for the Maryland governor raising the salary from 120 000 to 135 000 while lieutenant governor would rise to 115 000. With the governor and several candidates expressing no desire for the increase the plan faces strong skepticism from lawmakers and critics citing Cabinet salaries and national rankings. A separate proposal seeks an 11 275 raise for judges after a decade without a major increase.
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Maryland senators push ban on naming rights for arenas
Annapolis AP Senator Paul Pinsky proposes legislation to prohibit state colleges and universities from selling naming rights for athletic facilities if Maryland builds a new $100 million field house at the University of Maryland. He cites Georgia Tech's McDonald’s deal as an example to avoid.
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