Flag ruling sparks debate in House committee at Annapolis
In Annapolis the House Constitutional and Administrative Law Panel spent over an hour on a bill requiring the American flag to fly over the State House at all times. Del Bert Booth blasted the measure as a waste of time before the committee favored it with an amendment. Separately, Senate floor time was consumed by debates over a $120 million subway appropriation and a dispute on agency fees for teachers tied to affiliate membership.
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Annapolis
House Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee
Public Service Commission
Charles Krysiak
State House
Del
Bert Booth
Baltimore County
Booth
Charles Blumenthal
Prince Georges
Maryland
del. William Amoss
D-Ball. Co
Baltimore
Maryland Senate
Senate
Maryland State Teachers Association
Memorial Stadium
General Assembly
Orioles
Colts
House of Delegates
Maryland House Advances MAIF Reform and CJIS System
Maryland House tentative approval to bills restructuring the Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund and creating a Criminal Justice Information System. Amendments target tax exemption, premium standards, and policyholder credits. votes split along party lines with other funding debates over stadium renovation and a Baltimore convention center bond measure.
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Annapolis
Maryland
House of Delegates
Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund
Goode questioned in Lyon case linked to Virginia boy murder
Montgomery detectives probe possible link between the Lyon sisters disappearance and the arrest of Arthur Frederick Goode for the murder of an 11 year old Virginia boy near Tyson's Corner. Police say Goode has no known history of molesting girls and doctors describe his condition. investigators see similarities but discount a direct connection.
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Rockville
Montgomery
Lyon Sisters
Arthur Frederick Goode HS
Virginia
Tyson's Corner
Googe
Lyon Girls
Goode
Thomas Seturf
Fairfax County
Lyon
Wayne G. Brown
Calvert County scaled tax discount ruled valid
Prince Frederick AP Calvert County Circuit Court Judge Perry Bowen ruled the county law creating a scaled discount on real estate taxes up to 40 percent is valid and constitutional BG&E appeals saying the policy is discriminatory The utility pays 67 percent of Calvert taxes and faces only a five percent discount under the scale for high tax payers About 39 percent pay less than 1000 while seven own more than 10000 The judge has arranged for the appeals board to hear the case by June and county counsel notes no similar ordinance found elsewhere.
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Prince Frederick
Calvert County
Perry Bowen
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co
Calvert
Bg&e
Bowen
Appeals Board
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Ken Webster
Insu
Marvin Mandel
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Riviera
Thunderbird
Ehrysler Corporation
Chrysler
THE
Roney Motor CO
North Market St
Sheila
Katherine
My Center
Wheaton Plaza
Ey Linds
Everly's
ALL About Vegetables
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
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