Maryland to gain federal aid under new welfare law first year
Annapolis AP Maryland officials said the new federal welfare reform law will temporarily boost funds for the state, with Lynda Fox deputy secretary noting about 223 million dollars in welfare funds starting October 1. Lawmakers pressed for clearer timing as critics learned of changes from press reports rather than briefings.
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State Posts 1996 Fiscal Year Surplus Of 10 Million
The state reports a 10 million dollar surplus for the year ending June 30 1996 aided by modest gains in taxes and lottery shortfalls in payouts. The final tally shows revenues near 7.3 billion for the general fund and credits Bond with accountability for the surplus while lawmakers push welfare reform cooperation.
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Meat for drugs in Baltimore sparked street barter
In Baltimore the drug trade was linked to a meat barter system as users swapped perishable meat for drugs. Police noted meat moves quickly, with stalls and trucks used to launder meat in exchange for narcotics, while officials tracked chains from Anchors Away and other suppliers to local dealers. Countermeasures and broader crime trends were discussed amid the city’s efforts to curb the evolving barter network.
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