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Franchot reaches wide, far
Sun reporterBetween hosting his own biotechnology summit, leading the crusade against the legalization of slot machines and pushing for a new elementary school in Towson, Comptroller Peter Franchot appears to be squeezing in time for an activity his critics don't...Tags: Casino and Gambling Industry, Talbots Incorporated, Personal Income, Prices, Government
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No interest in Granddad's job
Hundreds of Maryland politicos gather on a parking lot every July to eat crabs, talk politics, sweat, sweat some more, and honor a long-gone governor. OK, nobody spends a whole lot of time paying tribute to Gov. J. Millard Tawes at his namesake...Tags: Catonsville, Towson, Armed Forces, Real Estate Agents, Martin O'Malley
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Anti-slots groups reject gaming money
Groups fighting the legalization of slot machines in Maryland said yesterday that they don't intend to take money from gambling interests and that both sides need to reject such contributions to have a fair debate. Two longtime slots opponents, StopSlots...Tags: Casino and Gambling Industry, Penn National Gaming Incorporated, Gaming and Lotteries, Casino and Gambling, Tourism and Leisure
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State delays action on bus pact
Sun reporterThe Board of Public Works delayed action yesterday on a contract with a bus company that failed to meet Maryland's minority business goals, though two of its three members said they believe the state has taken sufficient steps to ensure the company's...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Money and Monetary Policy, National Government, Contracts, Government
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Anne Arundel Datebook
Today Concert The Annapolis Maritime Museum will feature Bob Zentz in the next installments of its Summertime Maritime Concert at 7 p.m. on the museum campus, 400 Second St., and at noon Thursday at City Dock. Concert-goers are encouraged to bring lawn...Tags: Farms, Herbal Medicines, Gardens and Parks, Consumer Electronics Industry, Harry S Truman
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Cigar sale limit aids public health
Congratulations to Sun reporter John Fritze for responding quickly and thoroughly to the inexplicable letter sent by a lawyer in the comptroller's office in opposition to Baltimore's proposed regulation limiting the sale of cheap cigars to packages of... -
Anne Arundel Datebook
Today Cooking course Tai Sophia Institute, 7750 Montpelier Road, Laurel, will hold a community workshop, "Eating the Asian Way," from noon to 4 p.m. The cost is $80 and reservations are suggested. 410-888-9048, ext. 6611 or www.tai.edu. Concert The...Tags: Farms, Herbal Medicines, Gardens and Parks, Rivers, Consumer Electronics Industry
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Md. keeps top bond rating
Sun reporterWall Street analysts reaffirmed yesterday Maryland's coveted AAA bond rating, even as Comptroller Peter Franchot released tax revenue figures showing sagging finances. The three major bond-rating agencies - Fitch Ratings, Moody's Investors Service and...Tags: State Budgets, Sales, Consumers, Martin O'Malley, Automotive Equipment
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Smoking memo
Fortunately for Baltimore's anti-smoking efforts, the concept of legal pre-emption just got pre-empted by the state comptroller. At issue was whether the city - or any other local government, for that matter - can restrict the sale of little cigars or...Tags: Human Rights, Sheila Dixon, Local Authority, Sales
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Minority involvement in pension sought
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot joined the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson yesterday at the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition Conference in Chicago to discuss ways to provide minority money managers greater opportunities to invest state pension funds. Franchot, who is...Tags: Pension and Welfare, Wages and Pensions, Interior Policy, Retirement
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