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Maryland assessor reform proposal aims to ease rising values
The article notes widespread complaints about high property assessments in Maryland. Blair Lee proposes annual four percent increases and biannual assessments to curb inflation driven spikes. County cases include Washington County at 12 to 20 percent and Prince Georges County with a 64 percent rise, amid calls to reevaluate market value linkages. The 877 Legislature will study bills in January.
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Alcoholism in Business Sparks Corporate Reform Calls
A new book by Joseph J. Fallman argues alcoholism is a major national problem affecting 36 million workers and costing the U S about 12 5 billion annually. He promotes company programs that focus on salvaging workers through supervisory involvement and performance-based discipline rather than moralizing.
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Public transit use lags in Cuyahoga County despite strong system
In Cuyahoga County Ohio, home to Cleveland, the RTA runs a strong bus and rapid transit network with a direct airport downtown link and fare cuts. Yet Case Western Reserve University researchers find only a small share of workers use public transit while auto use dominates. many residents would not use RTA unless conditions change and travel costs rise.
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Kissinger withholds some papers for memoirs
The Kissinger library plan excludes secretarial notes and verbatim transcripts from donation to the Library of Congress. Kissinger retains tapes and notes, citing legal opinions, while relying on secretaries to summarize calls for memoirs. He expects publisher offers after his government service ends next month.
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Timely Quotes on Violence and Mixed Up Names
A jumble of quotes misattributes violence comments to Hene Te about Nime and to Fay Petrowski from New York City. It mentions Utah residents in Albany and Gary Merk Gimors's firing squad with plans for peace and cocktails tied to a $1 million lottery pot from New Jersey.
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Library hours complaint at Hagerstown protested tyranny
A student letter denounces Fra Savonarola era restrictions on library access in Hagerstown. It argues libraries and banks should share equal hours and urges earlier opening times to aid students, noting Saturday closings hinder study and urging action.
What should we do about illegal aliens
A columnist criticizes US immigration policy amid fear and compassion. The piece cites millions of unauthorized migrants, tax avoidance, and strain on services, arguing public safety and economics clash with humane amnesty debates. It ends with a provocative personal endorsement of a Mexican gas attendant and a note of Christmas kindness.
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Fragmented Funny Nonsense Phrase Mix From An Odd Local Page
A jumble of odd phrases and garbled lines mentions a newsreader, a neighborhood tavern with carryout, and mismatched numbers. It reads like a satirical collage with stray remarks about work, aging, and humorous misprints, lacking a coherent event or clear people.
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