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Local Races Could Be Interesting in '06
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But board Chairman Beatrice P. Tignor sent a letter to Johnson last week withdrawing a request for the money.
Several council members said they did not understand why.
Council member Thomas R. Hendershot (D-New Carrollton) questioned whether the council had the authority not to hand over the money. State law requires the telephone tax to be given to the Board of Education.
Ralph Grutzmacher , the council's attorney, explained that the school board is only saying that it "sees no need for the money now."
Boswell Makes Her Move
Looks like Iris B. Boswell , deputy chief administrative officer for management and budget, has finally taken up residence in the county.
There is no requirement for county appointees to live in Prince George's. But when Johnson brought Boswell on as a top adviser, many raised questions about Boswell's out-of-state residences.
According to Boswell's 2003 financial disclosure form, she called Richmond home.
Boswell disclosed this year that her residence during 2004 was Glen Dale.
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