Low Sales Tax Receipts Worry State Assembly

Sluggish sales tax collections are exacerbating Maryland's budget woes, lawmakers were told yesterday, rekindling debate over whether a special session of the General Assembly is necessary.
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John Wagner

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Martin O'Malley

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Sales Tax Receipts Worry State

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