Montgomery leaders oppose social security cut for teachers
In Rockville a plan to reduce Social Security contributions for teachers triggered alarm in Montgomery County. County Executive Neal Potter warned of 27 million dollars in lost contributions and urged veto or alternative funding. Delegates signaled a scheduled November 9 special session to address the issue.
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Montgomery County
Neal Potter
Indian Springs Country Club
Annapolis
Isiah Leggett
William Donald Schaefer
del Gene Counihan
Schaefer
Counihan
Potter
Governor Schaefer Seeks Maryland Film, Transit Ties in West Coast Trip
Maryland Governor William Donald Schaefer plans a five day tour to California to boost the Port of Baltimore and attract film and television work to Maryland. He will meet Indonesian buyers and Toyota executives in Los Angeles, accept a mass transit award in San Diego, and tour Warner Bros Studios with industry leaders Barry Levinson and Mark Johnson hosting.
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William Donald Schaefer
California
Baltimore
Maryland
Schaefer
American Public Transit Association
Los Angeles
Toyota Motor Sales USA
San Diego
Rohr Inc
Hagerstown
Barry Levinson
Levinson
Mark Johnson
James Robinson
Chhef
Morgan Creek Productions
Warner Bros. Studios
Auto fumes plan eased in Baltimore
Baltimore guides to cut auto emissions were relaxed after business complaints about forced hires and commuting. The Employee Commute Option plan aims to boost carpooling and public transit by 1996, with a 25 percent higher average vehicle occupancy goal for up to 1,749 area employers.
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Susan Wierman
State Air Management
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Frederick
Verne
Department of the Environment
Ms. Wierman
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Carroll, Cecil
Harford
Howard Counties
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Genstar Stone Products Co
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