Maryland Senate Votes on Tax Cut and Police Funds in Early Session
Maryland's 30 day General Assembly opened with a push for a one year 15 percent income tax cut for 1952 incomes, a $3 million revenue reduction offset by a $11 million surplus. The Senate also backed moving State Police expenses to general funds, a veto fight looms with Governor McKeldin, and the House later passed the tax relief bill.
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Buell Warren Annapolie
Maryland General Assembly
McKeldin
Senate
House
Len Phoebus
Somerset County
Sen McNabb
Harford County
Sen
Byrd
Worcester County
Turner
Queen Anne's County
Senate Overrides Veto In Tax and Police Vote
The Senate seeks to record the final votes on Income tax and the State Police as its sole business today. The House held a 20 minute session passing two Senate bills to the Governor and tentatively approving a bill to keep waterfront farms near Havre de Grace race track from National Guard takeover. One Senate bill redefines narcotics to include synthetic drugs and another raises petit to grand larceny from $25 to $100. A narcotics penalties reform failed in the Judiciary Committee, its advocate noting emotion defeats logic. The article ends noting Judge Joseph Sherbow.
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The
Frederick
Senate
House
National Guard
Havre de Grace
Judiciary Committee
Joseph Sherbow
Dope case discretion debated and budget hearing notes
A Baltimore bench tired figure urged judges to have the same discretion in drug cases as for other offenders arguing the mandatory law causes hard cases. Senate Finance panels studied the budget for the fiscal year starting July with testimony from state police, motor vehicles, and roads officials. Col Elmer Munshower defended police staffing and supervision while lawmakers pressed for efficiency. A new bill seeks a one year moratorium on leasing public oyster beds to private planters. Eleven tidewater legislators table identical measures in both houses to address long standing watermen concerns.
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Baltimore
Senate Finance Committee
State Roads Commission
Sen
Kimble
R-Alleganys
Col
Elmer F. Munshower
Tains
Munshower
Tidewa
Martinsburg nurse sues Chester man for damages
Nellie Snyder Brenner superintendent of nurses at City Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia and her husband Willis Karl Brenner filed a circuit court damage suit against Forwood Mooney of 2808 West Third Street Chester Pennsylvania. Mooney is alleged to have collided with a car driven by Mrs Brenner.
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Nellie Snyder Brenner
City Hospital
Martinsburg, W
Willis Karl Brenner
Forwood Mooney
West Third Street
Chester
Mooney
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