GM Shows Turbine Car Of The Future On Capitol Hill
General Meters Corp unveiled a turbine powered four passenger car prototype on Capitol Hill to test interest in high speed travel. The Express would cruise on dedicated highways at speeds far above 55 mph, with radar guided routing and safety systems. GM and Ford officials discussed future cars while critics warned funding and road plans may not materialize.
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Keeping Track Of Personal Finance Paperwork And Records
A guide to organizing financial documents for tax and budgeting. It covers retention timelines for tax returns, W‑2s, receipts, deeds, stocks, and insurance. Advises keeping current working papers, backup IDs, and important notices, then safely storing or discarding after specified years.
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Work camp bills gain preliminary approval in Maryland House
The Maryland House of Delegates moved two bills to overhaul the workers compensation system. The measures would affect benefit levels, with paid firefighters and police exempt from cuts. The panel rejected a proposal to extend the exemption to volunteer firefighters by an 82-29 vote.
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