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03/04/10
ANNAPOLIS - Proposals to close the state's budget gap met with fierce resistance Wednesday from dozens of college administrators, local government representatives, environmental activists and myriad others who came to testify against reductions to their own organizations. Find Us On Facebook
Nearly 100 people signed up to offer oral or written testimony at the hours-long Senate hearing discussing Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposed series of budget transfers and cuts, along with two alternatives offered by Republican senators.
O'Malley's plan hinges on hundreds of millions of dollars in transfers from designated funds and the capital...
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