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Maryland Cutting 40 State Jobs
By Erik Even | Dated: 07-21-2009
Maryland’s Democratic Governor Martin O’Malley will cut $280 million from the state’s current budget, laying off 39 state employees and pulling $40 million from higher education. Another 19 vacant positions will be cut.The Old Line State’s fiscal 2010 budget is $700 million in the red.
According to the US Census Bureau, Maryland has the highest median household income of any state; the state’s median household income was $68,080 in 2007.
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