Hispanics want a cut from slots deals - 2004-02-23
A leader of Hispanic Republicans in Maryland claims he doubts that black legislators legally can broker an agreement to secure ownership of two proposed slot-machine emporiums, but adds that Hispanics also may be interested in casino ownership.
The governor wants to use slots revenue to pay for the Thornton Education Reform Act, which tries to bridge the gap between rich and poor school districts. He insisted slots would produce $800 million annually if all 15,500 machines were operating.
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