Welfare reform nears passage in Maryland with baby bonus plan
Maryland lawmakers moved toward welfare reform by approving a plan that includes a baby bonus allowing 60 percent of additional benefits for another child to be spent only on baby care items. The House backed a cap and the governor warned he would veto if included, while the Senate favored work or community service requirements without a cap.
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