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Maryland Governor: Slots Still have Slim Chance

17 March 2004

News Brief: Governor Robert Ehrlich says that slots on the Lower Shore could still be a possibility, but it will require a groundswell of public support that probably doesn't exist.

Maryland Bill Targets Gambling Contributions

15 March 2004

News Brief: Some Maryland lawmakers are pushing legislation to prohibit campaign contributions from anyone seeking gambling licenses in Maryland.

Maryland County Welcomes Slot Den

8 March 2004

News Brief: As community after community scrambles to keep from being one of the potential sites for a casino-style slots den, leaders in the Northeast Maryland county of Cecil say they would welcome the devices if the state chooses to legalize them.

Maryland Hosts Casino Execs

8 March 2004

News Brief: Opponents of expanded gambling were stunned by news that the Maryland had played host to casino executives given the industry's keen interest in Maryland.

Maryland Tribe Tries Again for Status

4 March 2004

News Brief: With the possibility of legalized slot machines looming, the Piscataway Conoy Confederacy and Subtribes yesterday urged the General Assembly to pass legislation to circumvent the governor's office and secure their status.

Maryland County Debates Gambling

1 March 2004

News Brief: Some say this site in southern Prince George's County would be a fine site for a casino-style gambling venue while others find that idea appalling.

Maryland Senate Readies for Vote

27 February 2004

News Brief: Slot machine supporters in the Maryland Senate beat back a series of efforts to hamper legislation to expand gambling in the state, setting the stage for a final vote on Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s heavily amended measure this morning.

Maryland County Picked for Slots

26 February 2004

News Brief: Dorchester County has been picked by a Maryland state legislative committee that could have slots.

Maryland Anti-Casino Senators Change Sides

26 February 2004

News Brief: Maryland’s state senators that once opposed the expansion of legalized gambling are now changing their stance due to the financial pressures the state is facing.

Maryland Gambling Proposal Approved

25 February 2004

News Brief: After its second major rewrite of Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s gambling proposal, a Senate committee approved last night a plan to permit 15,500 slot machines at three racetracks and three tourist destinations in Maryland.

Maryland Track to be Cut from Slot Bill

24 February 2004

News Brief: Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller said last night that the Ocean Downs harness track will come out of Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s proposal to legalize slot machines in Maryland.

Hispanics Want in on Slots Deals

23 February 2004

News Brief: A leader of Hispanic Republicans in Maryland says he doubts that black lawmakers legally can broker a deal to secure ownership of two proposed slot-machine emporiums, but adds that Hispanics also might be interested in casino ownership.

Black Caucus Willing to Back Maryland Governor

6 February 2004

News Brief: The Maryland Legislative Black Caucus says it will support the Ehrlich administration's slot-machine bill if blacks are given ownership in two proposed casinos along Interstate 95.

Gambling Interests Bet Money on Maryland Democrats

4 February 2004

News Brief: A national political committee headed by Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller raised $175,000 from gambling interests in the final six months of last year, according to records released yesterday.

Thousands Given by Maryland's Gambling Interests

23 January 2004

News Brief: Gambling interests opened their checkbooks wide last year to Maryland’s governor, Senate President and other state leaders who supported legalizing slot machines, campaign finance reports show.

Prince George County Lawmakers Push for Casino

21 January 2004

News Brief: A group of Prince George County lawmakers is threatening to scuttle any legislation that would expand gambling in Maryland unless the county is guaranteed a ‘destination resort’ casino and a hefty chunk of the proceeds.

Maryland County Denounces Slot Idea

21 January 2004

News Brief: Baltimore County leaders denounced an idea to add slot machines to the Maryland State Fairgrounds and move it to the county’s east side.

Maryland Town Gives Mixed Slots Message

21 January 2004

News Brief: Ocean City’s council received mixed bag of responses when they asked for the public’s support to their opposition to slot machines.

Maryland Union President Supports Gambling Devices

14 January 2004

News Brief: The president of the Maryland-D.C. chapter of the AFL-CIO, who represents about 1,000 workers at Maryland racetracks, spoke in favor of electronic gambling devices yesterday at a rally inside a Parks Heights barbershop.

Maryland Communities Split Over Slots

9 January 2004

News Brief: African-American communities are split over the impact slot machines would have on Maryland’s poor and working-class communities.

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