Maryland stadium plan advances with Camden Yards site
Two Senate committees back the Rhymuon project approving 11 to 0 and 6 to 1 votes. The plan uses bonds from the Maryland Stadium Authority repaid by stadium profits and lottery revenues plus a city grant to fund a downtown Baltimore stadium for baseball and football.
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William Dodad
Uwe
Baltimore
Senate
Camden Yards
Inner Harbor
Maryland Stadium Authority
Baltimore City
David Tannucet
Schaefer
House
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore Orioles
Edward Bennett Williams
Shemne
Washington, D.C
Mho
National Football League
Colts
Tax windfall compromise nears as lawmakers reach accord
Maryland Senate and House conference reach an accord to return about two thirds of an estimated 123 million windfall tax dollars to taxpayers. House bill would return about 8 million locally, Senate bill about 106 million with 129 million next year. Governor Schaefer pushes to fund homeless and middle class programs while seeking to protect local revenues and advance new initiatives on docks for Crisfield and state summer interns.
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Annapolis
William Donald Schaefer
Senate
House
Maryland
House of Delegates
Schaefer
Crisfield
University of Maryland
Daniel M. Long
D-Somerset
Cubs
Elks
Little League
Col
George Brosan
Bold push for new middle school in Frederick stalls
School officials and parents worked for months to secure state funds for a new middle school in Ballenger Creek area but the Frederick delegation denied the request as the Annapolis session ends. Officials caution the earliest opening could be 1991 if funding comes, with enrollments driving urgency.
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Annapolis
Frederick
Dan Gadra
Gadra
Ron Naso
Frederick County
Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School
Thomas Johnson High School
Ballenger Creek
Thomas Johnson Middle School
PTA
Board of Education
Thomas Johnson Middle
City Worksessions Schedule Through Next Week
A sequence of work sessions covers Fountain Rock property development and Point of Rocks Park Kingsbury plans, Adamstown grant contracts, voting machine committee, water and sewer funding, multi year tap agreements, sewer iguanies, and public works agreements. Open sessions on April 1 and April 2 include administrative work and construction of public improvements.
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Fountain Rock
Johnson
Kingsbury
Point of Rocks Park
Adamstown
Speelman
Eckel
Fox Dpw
Hill Pr
Hill Sponselier
Speerman
Bowman Plains
Mack Drive
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