Maryland Opposes Job Training Fund From Unemployment Tax
Labor and business groups clash over a Schaefer plan to divert unemployment tax revenues to a $25 million five year job training fund. Critics say the shift weakens benefits for workers and favors large firms while a small one year pilot is urged. Officials note the unemployment trust stands at about $545 million.
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Annapolis
Labor and Business
Schaefer
Maryland
Algo
MEGA
Don Hutchinson
Edward Mohler
D.C
Baltimore light rail plan touted as regional tie and jobs aid
Baltimore mayor Kurt Schmoke urged approval of a 27 mile light rail from Hunt Valley to Glen Burnie. He said the project would ease traffic and connect inner city residents to suburban jobs, with $205 million state funds and $290 million total cost. Local contributions would be $15 million each from Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Anne Arundel County. Federal funds would cover the remainder.
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Annapolis
Schaefer
Baltimore
Kurt Schmoke
Schmoke
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Schmoke
Hunt Valley
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Glen Burnie
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Maryland man arrested over PCP cooking on TV show
Police say Michael Davis of College Park, a major East Coast PCP producer, arranged with an undercover officer to obtain chemicals to make PCP. Davis appeared in background on CBS News West 57th during a feature about the drug, with no remorse, according to police.
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Annapolis, Md
Maryland
Michael Wilson Davis
College Park
Anne Arundel County
W. Richard Molloy
Davis
West 57Th
CBS News
Ofc
Molloy
CBS
Roy Burnett
Mr. Davis
Syphilis and resistant gonorrhea rise in Maryland
Maryland health officials report a 32 percent rise in infectious syphilis in 1987, with increases in Baltimore City and suburbs. The CDC notes a peak US rate since 1850, driven by heterosexual transmission among women. Penicillin resistant gonorrhea cases jumped from 77 in 1986 to 240 in 1987, led by Prince George’s and Montgomery counties as 82 statewide cases emerge.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
Terry Hogan
Division of
Sexually Transmitted Disease Control
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
United States
Hogan
Baltimore City
Diane Matuszak
Center For Community Epidemiology
Prince George’s
Prince George's
Montgomery
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