Maryland Tax Falloff Prompts Budget Contingencies
Marylanders paid about 20 million dollars less in this year’s income tax than 1990, worsening budgets. Lawmakers say gaps can be closed by canceling capital projects or delaying bills, avoiding immediate layoffs. Officials caution the shortfall may not become a year-end deficit, as most revenue comes from employer withholdings.
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Annapolis
Ryan
Marvin Bond
Louis L. Goldstein
Schaefer
Goldstein
Bond
Frederick W. Pudester
William Donald Schaefer
Treatment center to aid addicts in Rockville plan
A 1.3 million state grant funds a drug and alcohol treatment center on Avery Road west of Md 28 to serve Montgomery and Frederick counties. The 20 000 square foot facility opens in September with 54 beds including 14 detox beds for about 800 annual clients and intermediate care for about 520 per year. detox stays 3 to 7 days and intermediate care 28 days. Montgomery County adds 1.4 million toward the building costs.
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Rockville
Montgomery
Frederick
William Donald Schaefer
Board of
Public Works
Avery Road
MD. 28
Montgomery County
Bulding
Rabies Clinics Planned in Frederick County to Vaccinate Pets
Frederick County health officials announce three rabies clinics to vaccinate dogs and cats amid rising cases. Dr. Edgar Woods notes waning concern, urges vaccination as key protection for pets and humans. Clinics run at Green Valley Elementary Monrovia, Valley Elementary Jefferson, and West Frederick Middle School with 5 to 8 pm hours and a $3 per-animal fee.
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Frederick County
Edgar Woods
County Environmental Health Services
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Central Laboratory
Baltimore
Woods
Green Valley
Monrovia
Valley Elementary School
Jefferson
West Frederick Middle School
Frederick County Budget Talks Cut County Spending
Frederick County Commissioners discussed the bleak revenue outlooks for fiscal 1992 and trimmed the budget by cutting items not in the budget officer Mark Sweadner's plan. A potential tax increase would be needed to exceed Sweadner's $136.8 million proposal. They also halved a proposed procurement specialist hire and deferred others.
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Frederick County
Mark Sweadner
Sweadner
Mr. Sweadner
Washington Council of Governments
Washcog
Dawn Hatzer
Budget Office
Frederick city approves Overlook shopping center phase plans
Frederick city planners vote 4-1 to approve Phase I 29 469 square foot Uni Mart with gas and Phase II 104 506 square foot shopping center with bank and fast food on 3 acre Overlook site near Butterfly Lane. Bruce Ross notes no tenants yet. N Lynn Tillery cites ongoing condemnation for right of way.
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Frederick
Overlook
Himes Avenue
Butterfly Lane
Uni-Mart
Uni- Mart
State College
Dan Wallace
Bruce Ross
270 Overlook
Ross
Commission
Peter Ellis
Frederick City
N. Lynn Tillery
Ellis
Board of Aldermen
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Monocacy Boulevard
East Patrick Street
Whittier
Candle Ridge Drive
Foxfield Circle
W. Patrick St
Public hearing notices for Potomac Edison rate case in Maryland
The commission plans additional hearing sessions in Potomac Edison service areas to collect public comments on the companys application and revised rate schedules. Written comments may be sent to the Public Service Commission American Building 231 E Baltimore Street Baltimore MD 21202. The company must publish the order in newspapers serving each Maryland county at least once during the week beginning May 13 1991 and file publication certificates promptly.
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Public Service Commission of Maryland
Commission
Potomac Edison Company
Public Service Commission
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Maryland
American Building
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Parkway School
The
Fredenck News-Post
Freder. Insurance
Frederick News-Post
Frederick Nems-Post
Carpets Unlimited
Denny's
New
Jefferson Street
H. Thomas Summers
Wallace
S. Jefferson St
Lori Blackwell
Jefferson St
Bruce Dean
Bowman Farm Road
Frederick Airport
East Fourth Street
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Potomac Edison
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