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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1994

Page

6

Plea for early retirement pension in Maryland case

Maryland Environmental Service director George Perdikakis urged a Senate panel to approve a bill letting him retire at full pension with 16 years of service, potentially giving him 24 000 a year for life and up to 384 000 more if he retires next year. He stressed the measure would fulfill a promise made when he joined the state after leaving private industry.

Annapolis Maryland Environmental Service George Perdikakis William Donald Schaefer Perdikakis Senate Thomas W Mike Miller Prince George’s William Amoss D-Harford Budget and Taxation Committee Baltimore City Balltimore Gas & Electric Co Schaefer Environmental Service

Baltimore needle exchange plan gains broad support

A Baltimore plan to provide free needles for 1,000 addicts wins broad backing at a Senate committee hearing. Support comes from state officials including Public Safety Secretary Bishop Robinson and Gov. Schaefer allies amid evidence exchanges reduce crime and curb AIDS transmission among injectors.

Annapolis Baltimore Maryland Bishop Robinson Tme Kurt Schmoke William Donald Schaefer Nelson Sabatini New Haven Conn Sabatini Paul Hollinger Baltimore County

Bleak oyster harvest hit Maryland watermen hard

Maryland watermen face a shrinking Chesapeake Bay harvest with only about 6,500 bushels harvested since October 15, far below last year’s 9,300 at this point. Two parasites have decimated 80 percent of oysters, driving prices down as markets in the Midwest and Gulf become saturated.

Baltimore Maryland Watermen Maryland Watermen’s Association Department of Natural Resources Larry Simns Chesapeake Bay Simns Midwest Gulf Mr. Simns Peter Jensen Maryland

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