Maryland Board Cuts 1982 Revenue Forecast by 8.8 Million
The Maryland Board of Revenue Estimates told Gov. Hughes that FY 1982 state revenues will drop by 8.8 million due to slower economic recovery. They also boosted FY 1983 projections by 6 million as unemployment remains high and consumer confidence wanes. The General Fund balance now stands at 19.11,101, with most of it slated for FY 83.
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Maryland Board of Revenue Estimates
Harry R. Hughes
Louis L. Goldstein
William S. James
H. Louis Stettler
The
General Assembly
Maryland
Goldstein
General Fund
City eyes annexation of water short firms without county aid
Frederick City officials weigh annexing Shenandoah Plastics and Frederick Electronics north of Hayward Road to taps city water. County wants city to fund road upgrades costing 850000 to 1300000. Mayor Young cites weak projected tax gains and seeks middle ground, possibly annexing education properties later. Parking deck plan also discussed with private proposals possible.
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Hayward Road
Ronald N. Young
Shenandoah Plastics
Frederick Electronics
Young
Monocacy Middle
Clagett
Wholesale prices fall first time in six years
Washington reports wholesale prices dropped 1.7 percent annual rate in February driven by declines in cars, trucks and energy. Food rose 0.5 percent while energy and gasoline fell. overall finished goods index declined 0.1 percent, the first drop since February 1976. Deputy White House spokesman calls it good news and inflation easing. National factors cited include recession, oil surplus, and ample food supplies.
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Washington
Labor Department
Oper Coy Sewe
White House
Larry Speakes
Don’t shed your winter clothes yet springlike spell continues
The National Weather Service warns warm spells may persist through the weekend and perhaps into next week. Despite higher readings and crocus blooms, official spring arrives at 5 56 p m Saturday March 20. Temperatures may feel warmer than they are and damp chilly weather remains health risk. Washington DC hit 68 for Thursday’s high and 64 on Feb 15.
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NWS
National Airport
Washington
D.C
Hughes and Maryland legislature reach emissions delay compromise
Governor Hughes announces a six month delay until July 1 1983 for auto emissions inspections in six Baltimore and DC area counties. He cites possible changes to federal Clean Air Act and notes negotiations with Systems Control Inc. on contracts and site land costs. Lawmakers seek EPA pressure and Lukens bill backed by Milkulski to alter testing scope.
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Harry R. Hughes
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Hughes
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Washington
State Health Department
News-Post
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Systems Control, Inc
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Calif
Brier Johnson
Ronald Reagan
Environmental Protection Agency
del. Raymond E. Beck
R.frederick Carroll
EPA
Beck
Thomas A. Luken
Ohio
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Maryland
Weather forecast for Western Maryland and mountains
Partly cloudy and mild today with highs around 60. A few showers tonight then sun and warmer Saturday. Highs in the low 60s Sunday will turn cloudy with chances of showers. Maryland mountains expect partly cloudy conditions today and Saturday with a few showers this afternoon or evening, highs near and in the 60s. Showers likely Sunday. Temperatures yesterday listed for Frederick Hagermann Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg.
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Carrell
Frederick
Benard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagermenn
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Reagan to press Mitterrand over arms to Nicaragua
President Reagan plans tough talks with France on its arms shipments to Nicaragua and support for Salvadoran guerrillas. White House officials say France recently authorized $20 million in arms despite U.S. concerns. Mitterrand arrives for a brief visit to discuss mounting Franco American tensions.
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Washington
Reagan
Francois Mitterrand
Nicaragua
el Salvador
France
White House
Mitterrand
U S Plans New Nicaragua Aid and Maryland Redistricting Shakeup
The State Department says the United States will provide 7.4 million in aid to Nicaragua despite suspended government-to-government aid, with 5 million in economic support funds and 2.4 million in development assistance expected this year to the private sector. In Maryland, a House committee approved a redistricting plan that minimally affects eight incumbents, notably removing Pikesville from Clarence Long to Barbara Mikulski’s district and sparking possible political exchange talks.
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United States
Nicaragua
State Department
el Salvador
Annapolis
House
Maryland
Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee
U.S
Clarence Long
Long
Pikesville
Baltimore
Barbara Mikulski
Baltimore City
Ms. Mikulski
Towson
Guatemala denies mass slaying report in Quiche province
Guatemala officials rejected a Telegram report from Zacualpa official Jose de Jesus Gomez Pochon claiming unidentified men with machetes killed over 200 villagers in two remote Quiche villages Sunday night. Police in Santa Cruz del Quiche denied knowledge. no independent confirmation was possible.
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Guatemala
Quiche
Jose de Jesus Gomez Pochon
Zacualpa
Santa Cruz del Quiche
Santa Cruz del Quicho
Entertainment Highlights and Local Arts News Preview
News Post previews Tony Bennett concert with tips from critics and profiles of artists. Writers explore a California Republican courting Hispanic voters, grammar tips, and new alien creatures for sci fi programs. A home residency study, a creation convention on comics, a jalapeno contest report, and a San Francisco music award feature accompany a Sousa tribute by Nanci Bross.
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Tony Bennett
Robert Wagman
California
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Douglas Bakshian
Mike Spaur
Post
Doug Tallman
Joy Pittman
LaPaz
Carole Grossnickle
San Francisco Area
Make Money Your God, A Warning From Henry Fielding
A quoted Line cautions that worship of money becomes a plague, described as a devilish burden. The note attributes the maxim to English writer Henry Fielding, spanning his 18th century era.
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