Schaefer to give 'doomsday budget to state lawmakers
ANNAPOLIS AP Gov William Donald Schaefer plans to deliver his fiscal 1993 doomsday budget to the General Assembly on Thursday as lawmakers brace for deep cuts without new revenue. The plan, amid pressure for tax increases, triggers two days of joint tax hearings and fears of loss of Marylands AAA bond rating if a budget accord is not reached. The storm-affected Ocean City debate on beach replenishment tax funding also colors the session as D and opponents clash over spending.
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Despite cuts government may not be shrinking much
ANNAPOLIS AP The state has cut more than 1 billion in the budget with another 700 million slated. Yet the real reductions are smaller than claimed, as many cuts shift funds between pockets or roll unpaid bills forward. Total state reductions since 1990 tally 527.2 million, far below the 1.4 billion gap in revenues and spending.
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Art institute opens exhibit on terrorism in Baltimore
At the Maryland Institute College of Art an exhibit titled Beyond Glory: Re presenting Terrorism presents images of bombs barbed wire and suspicious suitcases to probe the meaning and effects of terrorism. Director David Brows notes the topic is difficult to define as the show explores surveillance control intimidation and false imprisonment through art.
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New Exhibit Tackles Terrorism Through Mixed Media
A gallery show opened last week features 38 artists blending paintings, sculpture, photography, video and computer art to explore terrorism. Voices from the exhibit urge viewers to understand underlying causes while condemning violence, linking reactions to vote and free speech pressures.
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Rise in racial incidents shocks Howard County
In Ellicott City, Howard County officials and residents face a winter surge of racial harassment and bias acts. A 14 year old girl was taunted and sprayed with Lysol on a school bus. police filed harassment charges. A white supremacist newspaper appeared on Columbia lawns and a KKK rally was posted but not held. County Exec Ecker condemned the hate wave as harming the community’s moral fiber.
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