Lawmakers propose biennial budget review and prison needs task forces
The Legislative Policy Committee ordered a Biennial Budget Feasibility Task Force to study switching Maryland to a two year budget and referred vetoed bills to their origin committees. A Correctional Needs Study Task Force was formed to examine prison facility needs. The open pit mining veto and slot machine bills also faced committee review, and a bridge name bill was vetoed. A Japanese delegation visited Maryland to discuss economic ties and development.
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Legislative Policy Committee
General Assembly
House
Senate
Harry Hughes
Melvin A. Steinberg
Baltimore County
Benjamin Cardin
Dbaltimore City
Cardin
Frederick C. Markus
Eastern Shore
Hughes
Emerson C. Harrington
Maryland
Shigeki Kuwahara
Japan
Chesapeake Country Economic Development Corporation
Kuwahara
Chesapeake Country
Cable cut disrupts Damascus phone service again
Damascus area suffered a second service disruption in five days when a contractor severed an underground trunk line connecting Western Maryland to the Washington area. Service was down 11 20 a.m. to 2 25 p.m. as police warned residents to use alternate numbers. The cut occurred at Md 118 and Md 355 in Germantown, with costs to be borne by the contractor.
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Damascus
Chesapeake and Potomac Phone Company
Maryland
Washington
Montgomery County
Germantown
C&p
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