Report: Md. may raise tax on alcohol
Del. Bill Bronrott (D-Montgomery) and Sen. Rich Madaleno (D-Montgomery) confirmed Tuesday that they will introduce a bill to raise tax on alcohol, The Baltimore Sun's Annie Linskey writes. They said a 10 cent-per-drink tax would raise an estimated $200 million for the state. The money would pay for programs to treat and prevent substance abuse and fill other funding gaps in health-related services. Read more from First Click, the daily roundup over at The Post's Maryland Politics blog.
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| January 13, 2010; 9:06 AM ET
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Fine. After two drinks no one will notice.