O’Malley announces first round of state budget cuts

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Gov. Martin O’Malley took his first whack at trying to bridge a $700 million budget gap Tuesday by proposing a wide array of cuts to state government that include using generic drugs at psychiatric hospitals, reducing funding for stem cell research and cutting the advertising budget for state lotteries.

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