Maryland extends tax amnesty deadline to Nov two
Marylands 60 day tax amnesty has raised 12 million so far with a 20 million goal. Comptroller Louis Goldstein extended the deadline to midnight Nov 2 and advised mailing forms on the final day be postmarked by then. After amnesty, penalties rise and authorities vow to pursue tax evaders. Amnesty covers individual and corporate income taxes and several other taxes.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Elkton
Interme
Goldstein
J. Joseph Curran
Comptroller
Rest Stop Mural Restored Plan Near I 95 Controversy
Maryland Governor William Donald Schaefer Comptroller Louis L Goldstein and Treasurer Lucille Maurer pressed the Maryland Transportation Authority at the Board of Public Works about the defaced 1976 77 mural at the Maryland House restaurant on I 95. Marriott oversees restoration with a conservator, estimated damages and costs for assessment and cleaning listed, with possible value recovery after restoration.
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Angels Board of Public Works
William Donald Schaefer
Maryland
Interstate 95
Maryland House
Cecil County
Susquehanna River
Schaefer
Louis L
St. Clements Island
Smith
MTA
Frate
Open Space grant funds Walkersville project finalize
ANNAPOLIS The State Board of Public Works approved a $6,034 Open Space grant for Walkersville to complete the Walkersville Sports Park Complex. The board also extended a Frederick fire marshal office lease through 1980 and approved conveyance of a state land parcel near Thurmont for $41,000. Other actions included reverting $75 in unused Mount Airy Water Quality Loan funds to the Environment Department.
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Board of Public Works
Oks
Walkersville
Annapolis
State Board of Public Works
Wednesda
Frederick County
Wiliam Donald Schaefer
Louis L. Goldstein
Lucille Maurer
Devilbiss Bridge Road
Glade Road
Frederick
Dalton Management Company of
W. Patrick St
Thur
Mount Airv
Department of the Environment
Howard County to offer free rabies revaccination clinics
Health officials notify 780 pets inoculated with subcutaneous Babyguard TC in November 1985 to receive no cost revaccination at November clinics. Pet owners must bring postcards instead of the $4 fee. vaccines via subcutaneous route were withdrawn by USDA though intramuscular remains approved. Clinics include Savage and Elkridge fire departments and Ellicott City site November 1 through 24.
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Pet Ewters
Howard County
Health Department
USDA
Elkridge
Savage Fire Department
Lisbon Fire Department
Howard County Health Department
Ligon Building
Court House Drive
Ellicott City
Clarksville
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Robert C.red
Robert C. Reid
Marriott Corporation
Ogden Corporation
Mr. Frate
Big Boy
Roy Rogers
Marriott
By Herbert S. Korpell
Ligon Bidg
Barbara Hesse
Allegany Optical
Frederick Towne Mall
Children
Ederich
Route
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