Inauguration and Budget Clash Open Maryland 1995 Session
Maryland's 1995 General Assembly session opens with the inauguration of Governor Parris Glendening and a duel between rival budgets. Schaefer unveils a 1996 proposal, Glendening hints at a 14 billion plan, and a $240 million surplus debate shapes early talks. Vehicle emissions reform also dominates briefings and bills this week.
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Sauverbrey decision praised by Frederick Republicans
Frederick County Republican leaders applauded Ellen Sauerbrey for not appealing to a higher court in her gubernatorial bid and called her fight a catalyst for election reforms. Local GOP figures said the effort highlighted election flaws, while noting the Democratic victory by Parris Glendening stood.
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Paul Stull
Republican Central Committee
Annapolis
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Stull
Maryland
Margaret Morgan
Burkitsville
Reward Offered in Mount Airy Street Sign Thefts
Hammond outlines a reward to recover missing street signs and deter vandalism in Mount Airy. Residents report poles and signs stolen, with Denny Bennett noting widespread disappearances. council members discuss adding a Maryland State Police Trooper to boost coverage and pursue long term solutions.
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Denny Bennett
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Mount Airy
States differ on King Day observance across nation
The report notes varied commemorations for Martin Luther King Jr Day with Utah holding a legislative ceremony while other leaders address crowds, including Coretta Scott King in Atlanta and Ossie Davis urging job creation in New York. A Steubenville woman died from arrow wounds, her 16 year old son charged with murder.
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Mr. Davis
Steubenville
Maryland seeks lighter felony sentencing guidelines debate
Prosecutors and citizens groups oppose new Maryland sentencing guidelines that would reduce penalties for crimes including murder rape robbery and drug possession. Skeptical officials fear lighter sentences though board chair Judge Kaplan says guidelines are non mandatory and reflect past judge decisions.
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