Taxes, spending top state agenda in Maryland session
Maryland lawmakers open a session amid a $200 million surplus and $700 million reserve, debating whether to boost spending or accelerate a 10 percent income tax cut. Gov Glendening favors school construction with potential budget growth around 6.5 percent, while Democrats push smaller increases and Republicans seek faster tax cuts.
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Annapolis
Parris Pean
General Assembly
House
Casper Taylor
D-Allegany
Smade
Senate
Paula Hollinger
Baltimore County
Meaderily
Maryland
Glendening
Martin Madden
R-Howard
Hoffman
Maryland General Assembly Session Details 1999
The 1999 Maryland General Assembly convenes at noon January 13 and adjourns at midnight April 12, meeting Monday through Friday. Contact numbers provided for senators delegates, bills, and legislative information cover Baltimore Washington and rest of Maryland areas. Email and Legislative Information pages listed.
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Washington Area
Rest
Maryland
Mlis
State
Nidus
Department of Legislatve Services
Veleztorves completes recruit training at Parris Island
Wendy Veleztor ves recently graduated from Marine Corps Recruit Training at Parris Island South Carolina. A former Hood College student she joins the ranks with new enlistment and discipline.
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Wendy Veleztorves
Marine Corps Recruit Training
Parris Island, S.C
Hood College
Spaeil completes recruit training at Parris Island
Jennifer Spaeil recently graduated from Marine Corps Recruit Training at Parris Island South Carolina. She is the daughter of Lorraine Parish and Davie Spaeil and a student of Frederick High School.
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Jennifer Spaeil
Marine Corps Recruit Training
Parris Island
S.C
Lorraine Parish
Davie Spaeil
Frederick High School
Grastorf
Irene Grastorf
Maine Corps
April
John Grastorf
Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick
Local residents complete six month deployment to Med Gulf
Navy Hospitalman Paul David son from Union Bridge and Marine Captain Robert Frank of Frederick recently finished a six month deployment with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit aboard the USS Saipan Amphibious Ready Group. They took part in multinational exercises Matador Lives '98 Atlas Hinge and Phiblex '98 among others.
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Navy
Paul Davidson
Marine Cpt
Robert Frank
Mediterranean Sea
Arabian Gulf
22Nd Marine Expeditionary Unit
Uss Saipan
Davidson
Francis Scott Key High School
Union Bridge
Frank
Geraldine Frank
Frederick
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Maine Corps
Atlas Hinge
Cooperative Assembly
Phiblex
Eve Eagle
Sardina Breeze
Dynamic Mix
Recruit Graduations Highlight Marines and High School Ties
Benjamin Borden completes recruit training at Parris Island as son of Melanie and Creighton Borden and former Brunswick High School student. Jon He heater completes recruit training at Parris Island as son of Renard Linda Heater and former Frederick High School student.
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Benjamin Borden
Marine Corps Recruit Fraining
Parris Island
5.C
Melanie and
Creighton Borden
Brunswick High School
Heater
Jon —_ Heater
Marine Corps
Paris Island
D.C
Renard Linda Heater
Frederick High School
USDA pushes thermometer use in cooking ground beef
The USDA and super market chains including Wegmans Bashas and Giant urged consumers to use thermometers to reach 160 degrees to kill disease causing organisms. Giant shoppers in Bethesda showed mixed interest while officials remain optimistic. The campaign notes 250 daily calls to the meat safety hotline as authorities cite E coli risks from ground beef and recalls like IBP 500 000 pounds.
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Bethesda
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Catherine Woteki
USDA
Permarket
Washington D.C
Giant
George Carr
Deborah Tepper
World Bank
Argentina
Fabiana Reld
Odenna Mathews
Bessie Berry
Meat and Poultry
Meatpacker Ibp
Nebraska
Shippensburg Dean's List Honoree Garnet Days
Garnet Days, a junior majoring in communications at Shippensburg University, Pa., made the dean's list for her fifth consecutive semester. She serves as alum ni affairs director at the campus student television station, is a National Broadcasting Society member, and a campus radio newscaster. Daughter of Jane and Gerald Dans of Sjamsville, she is also connected to Shippensburg through Gov Thomas Johnson High School.
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Garnet Days
Shippensburg University
National Broadcasting Society
Bereano to begin work release for mail fraud case
Bruce C Bereano will serve the first part of a 10 month sentence on mail fraud in a Baltimore work release program beginning Wednesday He has kept about 30 clients and aims to remain effective as a lobbyist while under supervision His supporters include Safeway Inc spokesman Gregg A TenEyck while watchdog Deborah Povich questions the move Bereano’s sentence includes time at a halfway house and electronic monitoring with home confinement for the final months
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Annapolis
Bruce C. Bereano
Baltimore
Bereano
Maryland
Camper
U.S
Dale P Kelberman
Common Cause
Bereanv
East Battmore
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