Maryland lawmakers abandon budget consensus effort in stalemate
Annapolis lawmakers end a month of private talks without agreement on closing a potential 1.2 billion deficit for 1993. Leaders plan separate tax and spending plans while also tackling auto emission standards and a same day voter registration proposal amid frustration.
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Laurence Levitan
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California
Senate Economic and Environmental Affairs Committee
Del
Brian Frosh
D-Montgomery
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Farmers urge downsizing of state government at legislative day
Farmers and leaders from Frederick County pressed for reduced state staffing to weather Maryland budget shortfalls. They urged downsizing over tax hikes, warned against cutting agricultural programs, and voiced concern about Medicaid mandates and university budget priorities. Legislators discussed downsizing while balancing services and taxes during the Farm Bureau and Pomona Grange event.
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Walkersville
Jim Stup
Frederick County Farm Bureau
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Frederick County
Beverly Byron
Charles Smelser
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McClellan
Frederick Washington
Del
Tom Hattery
D-Frederick
Cooperative Extension Service
Agriculture Experiment Stations
Pomona Grange Legislative
John Thompson
University of Maryland
College Park
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