Maryland Prepares for Higher Security Costs Amid Revenue Shortfall
Maryland Governor Glendening orders spending cuts to cover new security needs and a revenue gap after Sept 11. The state projects security and public event costs rising to about 24 million by June 30, 2002, while August and September tax receipts lagged by 53.7 million versus a year earlier.
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Linganore Senior Danielle Thomas Accepted to Carlow College
Danielle Thomas, a Linganore High School senior and Amnesty International, colorguard, and chorus participant, has been accepted to Carlow College in Pittsburgh for the fall semester. She is the daughter of Kate Baker of Union Bridge.
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Mount Airy Freshman Enrolls at Illinois Tech This Fall
Long attending IT Brian Long of Mount Airy is a freshman at Chicago's Illinois Institute of Technology this fall. ITT offers programs in engineering science computer science psychology architecture technical communications business design and law.
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Proclamation Declares Lawsuit Abuse Awareness Week
Frederick County Commissioners honor Maryland Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse for work against civil justice system abuse. Present are Commissioner Jan Gardner, Jack Doll, Commissioner David Gray, and Commissioners Rick Weldon and John L. Thompson Jr.
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