School officials, teachers urge slots rejection

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Montgomery County educators and officials took to a microphone outside the old Rockville courthouse on Thursday to encourage voters to reject a ballot proposal for statewide slot machines.

The gathering, which included State Comptroller Peter Franchot, slammed a pro-slots ad campaign funded in part by “out-of-state gambling executives,” saying the ads have misled the public by promising windfall revenues for schools.

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