Two wine bills move through Maryland Assembly
Two bills sponsored by Sen Edward P Thomas Jr seek to boost Maryland wine by allowing Frederick County wineries to import non Maryland wines for blending and by cutting the state excise tax on Maryland wines from four to two cents a gallon. The measures aim to expand production and create jobs while opponents fear favoritism for local producers and argue against blending with out of state wines.
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Edward P Thomas Jr
Thomas
Brett Byrd
Byrd Vineyards
Myersville
Frederick County
Baltimore County
Byrd
Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Stats Treasury
Row
Ono
Frederick
Mount Airy
Jack
Lucille Allen
Allen
Berry Wine Plantaions
Cwe
Rederick Wineries
Herse
Amierty
Allen’s
Jack Allen
Thendustry
Betry
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Shuttle dress rehearsal success signals readiness for launch
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The 33 hour simulated countdown for the Columbia 2 dress rehearsal ended with a dry run of launch day activities. NASA spokesman Mark Hess said the ignition was simulated at 7 25 am EST and the test validated timing for pre launch procedures. Repairs to the craft’s huge fuel tank remain and no propellant loading will occur before the actual countdown.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Hess
NASA
Leo
Document hints Joseph Smith III may succeed founder
In Salt Lake City a document attributed to Joseph Smith Jr suggests his son Joseph Smith III should be church leader, challenging Brigham Young's perceived succession. Protestant minister Wesley Walters released details. church confirms possession and notes Smith outlined succession before death.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph Smith Jr
Brigham Young
Smith
Church Historical Department
Wesley Walters
Illinois
Walters
Mormon Church
Jerry Cahill
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Cahill
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Joseph Smith
Young
Utah
Reorganized Church
Joseph Smith TI
Independence
Council of the Twelve
Marissa Presbyterian Church
Marissa
Ill
Thomas Bullock
Joseph
Twelve
White House aides seek free magazines for budget relief
White House aides Doug Bandow and Kevin Hopkins asked seven publications for free magazine subscriptions citing an austere budget. National Review and Forbes offered freebies or nominal terms while The Nation billed $17 for the student rate, reflecting opposing editorial stances on complimentary copies.
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Washington
White House
National Review
Doug Bandow
Washington Post
William Rusher
Bandow
Kevin Hopkins
Newsweek
Human Events
Commentary
the Nation
the New Republic
Time
Forbes
Malcolm S. Forbes
Feds
Nation
Victor §. Navasky
Tuition hike eyed for Delaware State College
Delaware State College President Luna Mishoe told the Joint Finance Committee that tuition and fees could rise 10 to 12 percent depending on state support. The college seeks 11.8 million in state funds to help fund a 16.1 million budget, with potential cuts in federal aid risking student aid without a 160 thousand dollar boost. Delaware residents would pay 515 dollars annually, out of state 1315, plus 1400 dollars for room and board.
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Dover
Del
Delaware State College
Delaware
Luna I. Mishoe
General Assembly
Joint Finance Committee
Mishoe
Aoort and Board
Local Rate by Mail and Carrier in Frederick MD
Postage notice states monthly rates for marketing area delivery by mail two dollars and twenty five cents and by motor route carrier two dollars and fifty five cents. Frederick, Maryland firm name unclear but addresses listed.
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Southern Rete & Co Opt . Co
Frederick
Moryland
Morytordd
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