Advisory panel limits surplus spending by Maryland governor
Maryland advisory panel proposes restricting how Gov Schaefer uses a projected budget surplus for the coming year. About 52.8 million would fund new programs while roughly 70 million should be set aside for emergencies, one time projects, or tax rebates. The panel backs boosting a depositors fund to 100 million, noting growth aligns with recent personal income growth. Sen Francis Kelly supports the compromise as workable.
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Annapolis
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Balovlenkov to emigrate from USSR to join Baltimore wife
Senator Barbara Mikulski announced that Yuri Balovlenkov, 34, husband of a Baltimore woman for nine years, has permission to emigrate to the United States to be with his wife Elena and their two daughters. Soviet exit steps and travel documents should take two to four weeks.
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Yuri Balovlenkov
United States
Barbara Mikulski
Balovlenkov
Soviet Union
Ms. Mikulski
Balovienkov
Elena
Yuri
Rudolf Kuznetsov
Office of Visas and Registration
U.S
Richard Schifter
Scientists need more data to forecast AIDS spread
An international panel at Johns Hopkins said accurate AIDS forecasts require more information on HIV spread. Dr Brookmeyer proposed a short term model predicting about 200000 U S AIDS cases by 1991, while the CDC projection stands at 270000. Experts urged nationwide voluntary HIV testing and broader harm reduction measures.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ron Brookmeyer
Johns Hopkins University
Brookmeyer
United States
Centers For Disease Control
Roy Widdus
Institute of Medicine
Washington, D.C
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Donald A. Henderson
Navy gear fails to protect fish in Chesapeake Bay tests
A Navy hired scientist says the $100,000 monitoring setup is advanced but not foolproof. Stephen Brandt of the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory notes the equipment can distinguish small plankton from sea trout but can miss an entire school. Eighty five pounds of sea trout were killed in the anti-submarine weapons tests, possibly from a single school.
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Baltimore
Navy
Chesapeake Bay
Stephen Brandt
Chesapeake Biological Laboratory
College Park deans oppose consolidation plan at University of Maryland
Deans at the University of Maryland College Park campus express deep concern over a proposed statewide consolidation of colleges. They warn the plan could divert research funds from the main campus and threaten its excellence and growth potential. A College Park administrator notes few supporters exist for the consolidated governing board. Prince George's County Executive Parris Glendening, a government and politics teacher, stresses protecting the campus resources.
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