Maryland?s House and Senate must reconcile differences in their versions of the 2009 state budget after the House approved a $31.3 billion spending plan Thursday.

The Senate gave tentative approval to $1.5 billion capital funding with $332 million set aside for public school construction and $325 million for buildings at colleges and universities.

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