Lawmakers angered over casino owner’s gambling demands

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ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers are angry that the owner of the state’s newest casino is demanding a host of favorable conditions in legislation that would authorize an expansion of gambling in the state.

David Cordish, chairman of the Cordish Cos., has “got a lot of nerve,” said Del. Jolene Ivey, D-Prince George’s County.

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