Maryland teachers seek pay raise funded by sales tax
At a packed hearing before the House Ways and Means Committee in Annapolis on March 14, education officials and union leaders urged an $800 raise for teachers over two years, financed by a higher state sales tax. Proponents argued Maryland lags neighboring states and faces teacher shortages, while supporters including labor groups and the American Legion backed an income tax increase as an alternative.
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Annapolis Marsh
House
Ways and Means
Baltimore City
The
American Legion
Maryland
Boone
D-Balto County
Mately
Charles W. ‘Willis
Harford County
State Superintendents’ Association
David W. Zimmerman
California
Zimmerman
Edward Walters
Baltimore
Jannie
C. B. Windsor
D.C
Baltimore Physician Charged With Tax Return Evasion
Dr. Helen Gladys Kain a Washington physician faced charges in Baltimore on March 14 for allegedly failing to file a 1953 federal income tax return. The government claims a gross income of 12 247 dollars and no return was filed.
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Baltimore
Helen Gladys Kain
Washington
Reflectorized Plates Stir Baltimore Lawmakers On Costs
In Annapolis March dates the Maryland House debated reflectorized license plates with Joseph Curran citing annual costs of 710,000 and 30,000 upfront for machinery plus 250,000 for a new building. Delegates clashed over prison labor implications and agency authority as Mandel proposed limiting motor vehicle order powers. The session also advanced bills on tax exemptions, vending drug restrictions, and larger farm ponds.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Joseph Curran
Curran
Ways and
del. Acker
D-Balto
Department of Correction
Berkson
del. Mandel Dbaho
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Authority
Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Senate
House
Fire safety and legal actions linked to historic incident
Fragmentary report notes conservation, fish propagation, habeas corpus law applicability to fire protection on five acres with fifteen feet depth. References a theater fire in St Petersburg, Russia, a historic event with senatorial amendments sent back to the House.
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Geneva
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Rome
Braddock Gelghis
Davis Studio
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