Gas tax plan eyed to fund Maryland schools
Annapolis discussion centers on using a proposed one cent per gallon gasoline tax to raise about $1 million in the first year for school funding while roads and other needs contend for revenue. Governor Ritchie and Education Chief Cook weigh feasibility, budget gaps, and impact on local taxes as a state plan for teacher salaries high schools and materials moves through preliminary talks.
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