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Obama and McCain have rifts to heal
Sun reporterIn Western Maryland's Allegany County, where Barack Obama got less than one-third of the vote in the state's Feb. 12 Democratic primary, Bill DuVall knows his neighbors harbor misgivings about the man who appears likely to be the party's presidential...Tags: Prince George's County, Polls, Executive Branch, Hillary Clinton, National Government
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O'Malley delays 'alcopops' bill
Sun reporterGov. Martin O'Malley's chief lobbyist broke the news to public health advocates and anti-teen drinking crusaders Wednesday afternoon: The governor would sign a bill the next day ensuring that "alcopops" would continue to be taxed and distributed the...Tags: Executive Branch, Drunk Driving, Elections, State Budgets, Regional Authority
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Tiny agency vs. insurance giants
Sun reporterWhen his insurer demanded more money on a homeowner's policy he had already paid for, Harry M. Trebing turned to the Maryland Insurance Administration. Soon the Baltimore County resident was fighting not only the company but also the state agency he had...Tags: Hurricane Damage, Financial and Business Services, Executive Branch, Wars and Interventions, Health Treatments
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Slots role could put Franchot to the test
Sun reporterA rift has developed over Comptroller Peter Franchot's role in the campaign against legalizing slot machines in Maryland, with some in the anti-gambling coalition unsure whether his high political profile will help or hurt the effort. It is a problem...Tags: Tourism and Leisure Industry, Casino and Gambling, Referenda, Casino and Gambling Industry, Executive Branch
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House kills 'tech tax'
Sun reportersMaryland's "tech tax" is dead. The House of Delegates passed a bill yesterday evening repealing the new sales tax on computer services, wiping the unpopular levy from the books before it could ever go into effect. "I'm looking forward to signing it,"...Tags: Financial and Business Services, Income Tax, Executive Branch, Charles E Barkley, Parliament
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Computer tax battle quickly begets a lobby
Sun reporterWhen Annapolis politicians decided to single out the computer services industry for a 6 percent sales tax last November, the move horrified the professional geek community but didn't elicit a murmur of protest from its lobbyists. That's because there...Tags: Parliament, National Government, Public Relation, State Budgets, Economy
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BGE's customers to get $170 rebate
Sun reportersBGE customers will get one-time rebates of $170 and other benefits totaling $2 billion in the coming years under a settlement agreement with the utility's parent company approved by the General Assembly last night. The deal passed in the final hours of...Tags: Prince George's County, Upper House, Volleyball, Energy and Resource Industries, Government
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Senate panel votes to repeal 'tech tax'
Sun reporterLegislators took a first step yesterday toward repealing Maryland's new computer services tax and replacing it with an income tax surcharge on millionaires, the most significant victory yet for business groups warning that the levy could destroy the...Tags: Financial and Business Services, Executive Branch, Parliament, Personal Income, Government Debt
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Senate votes to repeal computer services tax
Sun reporterThe Maryland Senate voted last night to repeal the computer services tax and replace it with a combination of cuts and an income tax surcharge on millionaires. The 30-17 vote sends the repeal bill, backed by Gov. Martin O'Malley, to the House of...Tags: Financial and Business Services, Income Tax, Executive Branch, Parliament, Personal Income
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State, Constellation reach truce on rates
Sun reportersThe years-long dispute over whether consumers were shortchanged in a 1999 deal to deregulate the power industry ended yesterday with Constellation Energy Group and Gov. Martin O'Malley concluding that neither side could afford to keep fighting. The two...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Energy and Resource Industries, Plant Openings, Martin O'Malley, National Government
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