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Day: July 23, 2013
Maryland ranked 19th in growth in government spending, Tax Foundation says
Government spending in Maryland grew 30.5% over 10 years beginning in 2001, according to a nonprofit group that researches tax policies.
The Tax Foundation report ranks Maryland 19th overall in terms growth of government spending, which spans the administrations of three governors and two political parties.
State Roundup, July 23, 2013
Gov. O’Malley urges the federal government to continue funding for state’s aerospace industry; Comptroller Franchot pushes Howard businesses to use Affordable Care tax credits; Board of Public Works will address housing development plan IT rejected several years ago; U.S. Rep. Ruppersberger among lawmakers sponsoring legislation to honor Dr. R Adams Cowley of Shock Trauma; Attorney General Gansler touts transparency, accountability in government; rural county coalition begins planning for 2014 legislative session; Del. Cardin announces run for attorney general; Lt. Gov. Brown picks up more endorsements; and Harford teachers plan work-to-rule protest.
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