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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1975

Page

3

Carry-out food tax eyed in Maryland reform plan

The Joint State Tax Reform Study Committee votes to apply a 4 percent sales tax to carry out food, aligning it with dine-in meals. The move excludes grocery purchases and could raise the exempt bill threshold while potentially adding about 1 million dollars in annual state revenue.

Annapolis Maryland General Assembly Benjamin Cardin D-Balt Edward J Mason B-Allegany Cumberland William Ratchford

Maryland math whizzes share panel at Johns Hopkins

Maryland's leading young mathematicians discuss life and school while at Johns Hopkins University for a national conference on childhood genius. Noted youths include Joseph Bates who entered Johns Hopkins at 13 and later Cornell, and 6 year old Jim Reardon studying astronomy at the Smithsonian.

Baltimore Maryland Johns Hopkins University Hopkins Joseph Bates Johns Hopkins Cornell Terri Hill Howard County Wilde Lake High School Jim Reardon Montgomery County The Smithsonian Eric Brooklyn College Karen Schreiber Baltimore County

Maryland Senators Back Union Picketing Bill Amid Senate Push

The common site picketing bill would allow building trades unions to close an entire construction site over a dispute with a single subcontractor. Supporters say cloture may be invoked again to pass the measure, while opponents pledge ongoing resistance led by Sen. Jesse Helms. The bill, long contested since 25 years, would overturn a 1951 Supreme Court ruling and has passed the House.

Washington Congress Afl-Cio Supreme Court House Senate

Zoning panel bars girl and her goose Freddie Four votes fail

Jennifer Sebeck 13 loses appeal for keeping Freddie the goose in a Baltimore residential neighborhood. Despite teachers and family testimony of Freddie aiding the withdrawn student, the zoning commission votes four to deny a variance, ending the pet's 30 year presence and the girl's special education progress.

Baltimore Jennifer Sebeck City Zoning Commission Freddie Jennifer Margaret Sebeck Cuccia Reginal Griffith Griffth

Goose stay? Maryland board splits over Freddie the goose

The Maryland board declined Freddie's housing variance after neighbor complaints and a missing fifth member. Opposed member Frank Cuccia voted against granting the variance, while neighbors defend Freddie as a nonproblem and worry about emotional harm to Jennifer if the goose leaves.

Freddie Frank Cuccia Kenneth O. Wilson

Pets rights win in Prince George's County zoning scuttle

Prince George's County Council rejected a proposed ordinance to limit pets on small properties. Critics argued it would hamper veterinarians and animal-related services while supporters urged animal welfare measures. The sole proponent voice favored by one resident cited local complaints about cat and dog overpopulation.

Upper Marlboro Samuel Bronstein College Park Council

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