Letters to the Editor
Few would want slots near home
Marylanders can expect a deluge of out-of -state money from gaming corporations that support the slots amendment to the Maryland Constitution ("Wealth driving 'No' vote on slots," July 20).
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MultimediaAudioOpinion Editor Ann LoLordo interviews presidential candidates before Md.'s primary: • Hillary Clinton (Feb. 10) • Barack Obama (Feb. 10) Video • Gov. O'Malley talks about crime, energy and superdelegates (April 6) • Residents of Baltimore talk about race relations in the U.S. (April 4) • City schools CEO Andres Alonso discusses student dropouts (Feb. 18) |
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Basing the budget on slots a bad bet
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More gambling will weaken state
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Why bash Franchot for reaching out?
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At least police take protests seriously
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Working to diversify doctors of today
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Make illegal aliens register, go home
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Riverbank better left to nature
July 24, 2008
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Spying on protesters curbs basic rights
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Struggling broker wins little empathy
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No time to raise federal gas tax
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State is improving waterfront access
July 23, 2008
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Conservatism is GOP 'brand'
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Night life already disrupts the city
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Different speeds pose real threat
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Israeli mourning honors war dead
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Carter-era appeal won't work today
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Early education still short of funds
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Raising taxes raises revenue
July 22, 2008
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Tax credits now critical to region's film industry
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Plastic bag ban could clean harbor
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Drilling extends dependence on oil
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Energy puts squeeze on super-size homes
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Vouchers offer city kids a chance
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Hospitals can save distressed infants
July 21, 2008
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Why was felon back on streets?
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New leadership boosts the city
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City's violence strains its health
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New drilling puts coastline at risk
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Spying by police imperils liberty
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Protect the public from free market
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Poor eating habits plague urban poor
July 20, 2008
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Kids can't learn in stifling schools
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Regents working hard to keep Morgan strong
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Greater dangers lurk in lawns
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Troops can see war as mistake

