Glendening backs outer Beltway Metro line plan
Governor Glendening proposes an outer Beltway Metro line to serve growth areas outside Washington DC, costing over four billion dollars and needing federal funding. The route would cross Montgomery and Prince George counties, pass near or through Columbia Country Club, and face opposition from local residents and the club, who warn of environmental and golfing impacts. The plan emphasizes prioritizing near term needs over long term expansion.
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Natural gas buses hit cost barriers in D C Metro plan
Metro faces a $74 million rise to retrofit a garage for natural gas buses raising questions about completing a plan to buy and deploy 100 buses. Unexpected asbestos issues boosted costs to $15.4 million from $8 million, delaying fleet rollout slated for January and drawing concern from officials about penalties and cleaner transit goals.
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Comptroller opens tax amnesty program branches nationwide
Tax amnesty kicks in for filers with underreported taxes due by November 31 2000 or earlier. Individuals who come forward during the amnesty period can have penalties waived while paying taxes and interest. Fines rise from 5008 to 16000 per violation starting November 1 under the new rules.
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