Nonprofit spends more on payroll than students, teachers

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IRS forms show group run by Prince George’s candidate racking up deficit

An educational nonprofit run by Prince George’s County executive candidate Rushern Baker spent $96,866 in direct funding to students and teachers in 2008, and nearly $400,000 in payroll, taxes and benefits — including a $102,000 salary for Baker, according to newly filed financial records.

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