House rejects Maryland spending limit package
In the 1900 session the General Assembly debated six spending limit bills. The House rejected most of the measures after a 56 to 33 vote on the final roll call, with Montgomery and Prince George's delegations and Baltimore City opposing. Senate action remained uncertain as Gov. Hughes lobbied to sway votes.
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Beck criticizes delegates over spending limit vote
Del Raymond E Beck of Frederick Carroll County blasted the House of Delegates for defeating a constitutional amendment to cap state budget growth. He argued lawmakers favor surplus and special interests while voting records showed Frederick Carroll in support. opposition came from Baltimore City Prince Georges and Montgomery delegates as three more spending bills failed.
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Abortion Language Adopted in Senate Budget Debate
In Annapolis the Senate approved budget language restricting Medicaid abortions, a move praised by anti abortion advocates and supported by pro choice legislators for potentially reducing abortion numbers. The Fiscal 1981 budget totals 5 265 698 022 dollars, about 103 million more than the Governor's revised request. The provision, shaped by a bipartisan panel, tightens standards for Medicaid funded procedures and is expected to pass the House as part of the 5.285 billion state budget.
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Maryland House Rejects Higher Interest Rate Bill
In Annapolis AP reports the General Assembly rejected a bill to raise consumer loan and credit card rates. The House vote was 70 to 35 short of the 71 needed, with backers planning a fresh attempt to gain one more vote on a two year rate limit.
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Defense pact ends Turkey US strain after Cyprus row
Turkey and the United States signed a new defense cooperation agreement after fourteen months of talks, easing five years of friction linked to Turkey's 1974 Cyprus invasion and the US arms embargo. The accord follows the lifting of the embargo in 1973 and notes joint installations at Sinop and Pirinclik monitoring Soviet activity.
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News Highlights and Columns From Today's Paper
A collage of opinion pieces and features covers politics with Bush era themes, health and conservation debates, Passover reflections, Kennedy era backers, and a roundup of books for children. It also previews home real estate dreams and gardening tips, plus a look at local history and literacy programs.
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Neopet Columelel Lacies Woerres
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Eis Campag
Tom Thede
David Baile
Walter Moore
Séward Kennedy
Carter
Bobbie
Lawrence B
Lome
Barbera Ecvense
American Librery Arm
Vietnam veteran fears Agent Orange impact on family
Donald Winfield, a Vietnam veteran living near Woltsville, worries about Agent Orange after reading reports on its toxicity. He recalls spraying on the rifle range and notes his daughter was born with a mouth defect and Bell's Palsy. He seeks answers on possible links to his service and health effects.
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Carol
Stacke
Winfield
Vietnam
Bell
Housing authority to reimburse tenants for illegal rent hikes
The Frederick County Housing Authority will reimburse tenants at Catoctin View for illegal rent hikes after a six month battle led by tenant organizers. In April tenants will receive rent credits for increases deemed improper, with eligibility tied to receipts, age proof, and disability certificates.
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Byrd
Tilsabeth Simmons
Simmons
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Patel
Toomey
Pudhence
Carter to tighten trade and credit controls on Iran
President Carter prepares to restrict Iranian diplomacy and captial flows, weighing limited military options though not ruling them out. Officials discuss sanctions on trade and credits while seeking to pressure Tehran towards a negotiated settlement or hostage release.
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Iran
Sans Carter
United States
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions chance of rain and cloudy patches with unclear percentages and names. The readable content is insufficient for a factual summary. No identifiable events, places, or entities can be reliably extracted for a proper card.
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