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Senators reluctant to take up Internet gambling
Key senators on the committee that handles casino-related matters rejected the notion of taking up the issue of Internet gambling during next week's special session, saying there isn't enough time to weigh the implications of a step that could, in effect, put slot machines in Maryland homes.  Maryland Online8/7/2012
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Busch says Internet gambling won't be in casino bill
(Maryland) -- House Speaker Michael E. Busch said Tuesday that Internet gambling, which he had put on the agenda for the special General Assembly session on gambling...
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Busch's Office Says No Internet Gambling In Special Session Bill
(Maryland) -- Later today we could find out just what is in a gambling bill that state lawmakers will consider this week in a special session, but a key item won't...
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Internet gaming won’t be in Maryland gambling mix
(Maryland) -- Maryland House Speaker Michael Busch speaks in front of Gov. Martin O'Malley at a news conference last year. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)Gaming over the...
8/6/2012
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Analysis: Expanding Gambling in Maryland Could Impoverish Not Enrich
(Maryland) -- A special session in Annapolis will convene Thursday to consider an Atlantic City-style casino at National Harbor in Prince George’s County —...
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Maryland Special Legislative Session To Include Online Gambling
(Maryland) -- Maryland Special Legislative Session To Include Online GamblingMaryland lawmakers will meet Aug. 9 to consider online gambling regulations in addition to...
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No Gambling Bill Yet As Special Session Nears
(Maryland) -- State lawmakers are expected back in Annapolis by the end of the week for a special session to deal with expanded gambling legislation. Governor Martin O...
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WASHINGTON POST: Does Maryland really want to be a pioneer on Internet gambling?
(Washington D.C.) -- BEFORE LAST TUESDAY no one in Maryland had seriously considered allowing online gambling in a state that is having a hard enough time establishing...
8/3/2012
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EDITORIAL: Online gambling: What's the rush?
(Maryland) -- It's unwise that the General Assembly will be considering the expansion of Maryland's gambling program to a sixth casino before its five existing...
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Internet Gambling Could Make The Ballot In November
(Maryland) -- Forget about the traffic around a casino. Gamble at home. Maryland lawmakers will consider Internet gambling when they meet in a special session next week.
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Senators reluctant to take up Internet gambling
(Maryland) -- Key senators on the committee that handles casino-related matters rejected the notion of taking up the issue of Internet gambling during next week's...
8/2/2012
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Internet Gambling In The Mix For Maryland Special Session [sub req'd]
(Maryland) -- Maryland lawmakers may consider Internet gaming as part of a wider expanded gambling bill expected to be unveiled next week by Democratic Governor Martin O...
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Internet gambling takes its place at the table
(Maryland) -- Internet gambling, which could bring casinos to every home, office or smartphone, has moved from the periphery of Maryland's debate over expanded...
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Md. House speaker mentions possibility of Internet gambling during special session
(Maryland) -- Maryland House Speaker Michael Busch says the possibility of developing Internet gambling in the state will be under consideration in a special session...
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Md. House speaker mentions possibility of Internet gambling during special session
(Maryland) -- As the battle for gamblers’ dollars intensifies in the mid-Atlantic region, the possibility of developing Internet games in Maryland will be...
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