Frederick County gambling bill cleared House panel
The Frederick County gambling bill passed the House Judiciary Committee 16 to 4, moving to the House of Delegates. It authorizes up to three gaming permits for private clubs and bars, requires county licenses, lifts bingo jackpots to 5000, and allocates 70 percent of device profits to charity while banning slot machines and casino nights.
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Bill to Eliminate Beverage Tax Fails in Maryland House
Del George J. Littrell sponsored a measure to restore the sales tax exclusion on soft drinks sold at veterans organizations volunteer fire departments and civic fundraisers. The House Ways and Means Committee killed the bill citing the budget crunch, with a fiscal note estimating a $100,000 cost to the state.
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Alzheimer's on TV Filmed in Frederick County to Air on WUSA
A two part TV report on Alzheimer's disease filmed in Frederick County airs Thursday and Friday on WUSA Channel 9 in Washington. The health segment uses footage from Homewood Retirement Center on West Patrick Street and a Walkersville family. Filming occurred last December with the Frederick County chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.
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