Maryland Gov Opposes Income Tax Cut Amid Revenue Shortfall
Gov Parris Glendening rejected tax-cut legislation after new revenue estimates showed a $55 million shortfall in the final quarter of the year. Leaders warned cuts are unlikely this year as the state plans to use a rainy day fund and potential spending cuts to cover a $147 million 1996 shortfall and a $245 million 1997 gap.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Mount Mission Budget Shows 2 Percent Raise Tied to Enrollment
Mount Mount president George Houston unveiled a next year budget projecting a 2 percent raise for staff contingent on reaching enrollment goals. Undergraduate tuition and room and board total 21,135 with tuition rising to 14,885 and room and board steady at 3,125. Seminars face a 4 percent hike to 14,975 while MB.A. tuition climbs to 225 per credit hour and MEd courses cost 180 per credit hour. Enrollment is expected to grow by 49 undergrads, with a slight drop in seminary enrollment. The budget leaves 3.4 million in unfunded programs including depreciation and fundraising staffing.
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Trial Continued Involving CTR And Bank Structuring Case
The testimony covers a Suspicious Teller Report about a deposit and claims no instruction to act as an IRS informer. Special Agent Anthony Brooks says the report could compromise the investigation and denies paying or asking for information. Cooper notes missed branch manager promotion and unfair advancement at First National Corp, defending her integrity.
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U.S. Attorney’s Office
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Fatal ATV accident investigated after deadly impact
Deputies said a man died from a fatal injury sustained after impact at the scene. Witnesses indicated the crash may have involved his ATV or another object. The victim was with a 15 year old relative when the incident occurred. The investigation continues, Deputy Mark Culumber said.
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Mark Culumber
Lawyers Seek Clients After Fatal Crash Scandal
In Seat Pleasant and Baltimore, lawyers pursued grieving families and sought victims’ kin. One attorney claimed divine aid for a client, while another pressed Maryland medical examiner staff for victim names to form a bereaved support group, despite officials denying access.
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Seat Pleasant
Charles McClain
McClain
Baltimore
State Medical Examiner
John E. Smialek
Smialek
Mount Airy man charged in beating
A Mount Airy man was beaten by his friend, Michael Donnelly, 20, who allegedly kicked him in the face during a visit on Annapolis Drive. Gerald Shenandon, 23, sought help at the Mount Airy Resident Trooper's Office. Shenandon was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Donnelly, who became disorderly during police interview, was arrested on assault with attempt to maim, disturbing the peace and resisting arrest charges and is held on a $3,500 bond at the Frederick County Detention Center.
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Michael Donnelly
Donnelly
Frederick County
Feds Order Rail Emergency Exit Tests After Maryland Crash
Four days after a Maryland crash the Federal Railroad Administration ordered railroads to test emergency exits and improve labeling. The Amtrak Capitol Limited collision with a Maryland commuter train caused fuel tank rupture and fatal blazes. NTSB officials urged immediate inspections for quick-release mechanisms removable windows reflective exit signs and door markings.
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Federal Railroad Administration
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Jolene Molitoris
York Auto employee pleads guilty to theft charges
Anne Marzie Delligatti 30 of Hawks Hill Lane pleaded guilty to stealing from York Automotive in Mount Airy. She received probation before judgement, three years of supervised probation, $2424 restitution in 90 days and 125 hours of community service within a year. Prosecutors dropped 19 related charges as part of the plea.
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Baltimore Sun
Anne Marzie Delligatti
Hawks Hill Lane
Dole Builds Momentum After Super Tuesday Sweep
Senate leader says strong messages from Forbes and Buchanan shaped a unified path forward for November. Dole led in Texas and Florida with solid margins, while Forbes faltered except in Florida and Tennessee where he trailed Alexander after a late withdrawal. Forbes warned the campaign could end without a win.
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Powell in Dole ticket talk stirs GOP tensions
No. 2 Gen Powell hints at possible role on a Dole ticket despite saying he is not interested. Bushy crossfire emerges over Powell’s abortion rights stance and Rockefeller Republican label, while Dole eyes governors Tommy Thompson John Engler and George Voinovich as potential picks and praises Carroll Campbell.
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Buchanan
Bob Dole
Tommy Thompson
Wisconsin
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Michigan
George Voinovich
Ohio
South Carolina
Carroll Campbell
Man Arrested After Break-In on West 5th Street
Frederick police arrested 39-year-old Jean Battiste after a reported break-in at 25B West 5th Street. A citizen alerted Officer Miles Bowling. K-9 Bruno tracked the suspect who surrendered inside the vacant house. Battiste was found with a switchblade and a sawed-off shotgun in the residence and was held for a bond hearing.
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Frederick City
Miles Bowling
W. St. St
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Bruno
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Frederick County
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