Pared-down Maryland budget clears Senate hurdle in push for tax debate
The Maryland Senate approved a pared-down $17.7 billion budget Friday by a 41-5 vote, setting the stage for tense talks with the House to meet an April 5 deadline. Opposition from Republicans and Democrat Walter Baker cited reductions and tax plans, while leaders urged sticking to cuts and avoiding early tax relief.
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Senate approves abortion bill after two failed tries
In Annapolis the Senate votes in favor of an abortion bill after two years of failed attempts and a bitter debate that led to the dismissal of a Frederick County senator.
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Democratic League secretary honored in Maryland ruling clash
Maryland news notes Democratic League secretary Richkus, wife of Randy Richkus, appointed to senior posts. Richkus, former senior VP at Kaart Hern Inc, has led intra state and national projects, holds degrees from the University of Baltimore, Rhodes State, and UC San Diego. She’s active in civic groups and arts organizations. In other state news, the Maryland Senate narrowly approved a partial birth abortion ban 25 to 22, with debate over its breadth and potential impact. The bill now proceeds to the House Environmental Matters Committee for consideration and possible further action.
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Senate kills Ferguson bill on homeowner liens
The Maryland Senate rejected a bill by Sen Timothy Ferguson that would ease filed liens by subcontractors against homeowners. The measure failed 10 to 27 amid partisan tensions as Ferguson lamented Democratic lawmakers’ shift from committee to floor support, calling it backstabbing by colleagues.
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