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Expo for transitioning special needs youth set for March 10
The 2012 Expo for Transitioning Youth will be held Saturday, March 10, from 8:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Bel Air High School. The Expo is a conference for teens and young adults with special needs facing the challenges and opportunities of the transition...Tags: Mental Health, Harford County, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland)
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Baltimore area's federal agencies a 'growth industry'
Despite budget cuts and anti-government rhetoric in Congress, Maryland officials say the two huge federal agencies based in Woodlawn — which have long helped buoy the region's economy — may be better positioned than others to ride out the...Tags: Health Insurance, Baltimore County, Walmart, University of Baltimore, Aberdeen Proving Ground
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Moves to lower your tax bill
Death and taxes might be certain, but the latter changes each year. Even without major tax legislation — thanks, political gridlock — taxpayers need to be aware of even slight adjustments that could benefit them as they prepare their returns....Tags: Tuition Planning Services, Retirement, Retirement, Colleges and Universities, Internal Revenue Service
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Auditors claim inmates had access to patient Social Security numbers
A Maryland corrections division that provides inmate labor has backed out of a data entry contract with the health department after state auditors found that prisoners had access to some patients' personal information, which was supposed to have been...Tags: Accounting and Auditing, Health Insurance, Prisons, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Government Health Care
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J. Robert Brown, Social Security judge
J. Robert Brown, a retired attorney and Social Security Administration judge, died of stroke complications Saturday at the Lorian Health System Mays Chapel. He was 85 and lived in Timonium.
Born in Baltimore and raised on Belgian Avenue in Pen Lucy, he...Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, Justice System, Judges, Hunt Valley, Elections
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Social Security Administration to resume mailing paper benefit statements
Social Security Administration will resume paper statements of estimated benefits to certain workers age 60 and up beginning next month, according to a letter from the agency’s commissioner released this morning by two senators. In the letter dated...Tags: U.S. Senate, Bill Nelson, Employees, Democratic Party, Herb Kohl
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O'Malley's plan to shift teachers' pensions angers Howard County leaders
Howard County elected officials this week denounced Gov.Martin O'Malley's proposal to shift more of the responsibility for teachers' retirement costs to local jurisdictions. "This is really a crippling blow to our local budget," said County Executive Ken...Tags: U.S. House Committee on Appropriations, Ken Ulman, Interior Policy, Budgets and Budgeting, Teachers
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O'Malley proposes $240 million shift of teacher pension costs to counties
Teachers, local elected officials, affluent Marylanders and health care providers are among those likely to be aggrieved Wednesday when Gov. Martin O'Malley releases his budget for next year. As part of a plan to address Maryland's $1 billion budget...Tags: Health Insurance, Annapolis, Government, Ken Ulman, Interior Policy
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Ron Paul is no racist
With regard to Robert Birt's claim that Ron Paul harbors racist views ("Is Ron Paul's 'conservatism' just plain old racism in disguise?" Jan. 9), the answer is a simple, "No." Mr. Birt writes that libertarianism "prefers a rapacious market over community...Tags: Feminism, Minority Groups, Marketing, Sociology, Civil Rights
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Why the GOP presidential contenders leave me cold
Thanks for your excellent coverage of the run-up to the Republican presidential primary contest in Iowa. For me, the choice is simple: I cannot support a candidate who wants to reverse Roe v. Wade; I cannot support a candidate who denies the threat...Tags: Republican Party, Elections
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Payroll taxes and unemployment benefits: two bad decisions
Either your editorial board drinks Obama Kool-Aid or you have zero understanding of basic economics. Your editorial about the so-called tax break for the middle class shows this clearly ("The GOP tax hike," Dec. 22). I am pleased that those who write...Tags: Employment, Unemployment, Unemployment, Theft, Republican Party
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This is not a real tax cut
The compromised payroll tax cut sounds good on paper, but this wasn't really a tax cut. Real tax cuts are offset by lower government spending, fewer bureaucrats and smaller government — and result in economic growth as capital is redirected into...Tags: Republican Party, Democratic Party, Fraud, Corporate Crime
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