Maryland budget set for 1983 includes lawmakers costs
Maryland's 1983 fiscal year budget for the legislative branch totals 17 to 31 million dollars with the Department of Fiscal Services gaining over a million more and the Legislative Policy Committee trimmed to 9.39 million. Salaries stay fixed at 18 500 per year for legislators with modest per diem rules and interim expenses up to 6 615.
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James Clark Jr
House
Benjamin L Cardin
General Assembly of
General Assembly
Pensation Commission
State Department of Legislative Reference
State House
Fiscal Services
Legislative Reference
Maryland
Government House
Capitol
Walkersville Approves Water for New Units Next to High's
Walkersville officials approved water service for a property owned by James Grove near the High's dairy store to support three proposed units. The action aligns with a 1971 Glade Towne area water agreement as discussions continue on wells and delinquent bills dropped from 200 to 82.
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Walkersville
James Grove
Glade Towne
Grove
John C Poole J
Edward Kearns Jr
Dave Severo
Town Planning Commission
Imleres
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Severn
Poole
Sheriff's Department
Burgess Orley O Bourland
Frederick County
Mary G Wallams
Byron says farm bill is fairly good after long debates
Congresswoman Beverly Byron told Burkittsville Raritan Tuesday night that the four year farm bill is a fairly good measure, the result of almost two weeks of debate. She noted concerns from sugar and peanut farmers and cooling worries over dairy subsidies, but insisted the compromise should not harm local farmers. She also urged attention to ongoing domestic and foreign events.
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Beverly B Byron
Burkittsville Raritan
Congress
Byron
Brunswick lifts water ban return to voluntary conservation
Brunswick officials announced the mandatory water ban will be lifted at 2 a.m. Monday, reverting to voluntary conservation as spring rainfall replenishes supplies. Mayor Jesse Orndorff urged continued conservation and warned the ban could return if spring levels drop or waste is detected. The decision came after town council and engineers advised the action.
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Jesse Orndorff
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Chiff Wade
John B Funk
Ed Norman
Wilmington, del
Getty Pipeline Co
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Marcus Hook Pa
Getty
Sun Petroleum Products Co
John E Wilson Jii
State Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
New Castle Town
New Castle
Marcus Hook
John F Klinger
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