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Clifton T. Perkins workers gathered for a rally on the facility grounds to voice support for additional staff. Gov. <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PEPLT007459" title="Martin O'Malley" href="/topic/politics/government/martin-omalley-PEPLT007459.topic">Martin O'Malley</a> included plans for 93 additional workers in his budget. Dr. David Helsel, CEO of Perkins, second from left, speaks at the rally. Lamont Baker, <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORCIG000038" title="AFSCME" href="/topic/career-workplace/unions/afscme-ORCIG000038.topic">AFSCME</a> Local 557 President and Perkins security attendant, far left, also addressed the group.

( Algerina Perna/Baltimore Sun / February 15, 2012 )

Clifton T. Perkins workers gathered for a rally on the facility grounds to voice support for additional staff. Gov. Martin O'Malley included plans for 93 additional workers in his budget. Dr. David Helsel, CEO of Perkins, second from left, speaks at the rally. Lamont Baker, AFSCME Local 557 President and Perkins security attendant, far left, also addressed the group.

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