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Robert L. Ehrlich - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ehrlich was born in the small community of Arbutus, Maryland located southwest of Baltimore and was raised in a conservative Lutheran environment. Ehrlich initially met with little success on the issue, and the House of Delegates continually voted down legislation, but in early 2005, both the House of Delegates and the State Senate passed different sets of legislation allowing slot machines. Ehrlich cited his reasons for needing slot machines in Maryland by examining the surrounding states of West Virginia, Delaware and Pennsylvania, all of which have slot machines legalized. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_L._Ehrlich   (2183 words)

Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. Robert and Kendel Ehrlich are the parents of Drew Robert Ehrlich, born July 24, 1999. Maryland's 60th governor, Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., was born on November 25, 1957 in Arbutus, Maryland, a small, working-class community southwest of Baltimore. Ehrlich was elected to Congress by a nearly two-to-one margin in Maryland's 2nd Congressional District. www.dnr.state.md.us /pressroom/pk/wcm/robert_ehrlich.html   (645 words)

Tied in Annapolis (washingtonpost.com) As a stormy legislative session nears its end in Maryland, the political football called malpractice reform is hurtling toward Gov. Robert Ehrlich. Ehrlich happens to be standing near the slide show, in front of a photo of himself wearing sunglasses, when a GOP senator bounds over like a messenger boy holding a telegram. Ehrlich, 47, is supposed to be on a mountain in Western Maryland with first lady Kendel Ehrlich teaching their older son, Drew, 5, how to ski. www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A59747-2005Jan8.html   (559 words)

Ehrlich Bio - Maryland Republican Party Governor Ehrlich is proud of the accomplishments he has made throughout his life, but most importantly, he takes pride in his wife Kendel, whom he married in 1993, and their sons, Drew Robert Ehrlich, born in July 1999, and Joshua Taylor Ehrlich, born in March 2004. Bob Ehrlich was born on November 25, 1957 to Bob Sr., a former Marine who served in the Korean War and later became a commission-only car salesman, and Nancy, a legal secretary. Ehrlich was an avid athlete, earning a full football scholarship to Gilman School, a private high school in Baltimore. www.mdgop.org /site/pp.asp?c=6oIKKZMFF&b=186414   (564 words)

In Ehrlich's Offices, a Familiar Postmark From Montgomery Ehrlich -- whom aides say came up with the idea of the in box himself -- has not been a reliable pen pal, to say the least. Duncan, in writing, also has asked Ehrlich to remove an appointee who used a racial slur and to apologize for holding a fundraiser at an exclusive golf club that has had no black members in its 127-year history. Paul E. Schurick, Ehrlich's communications director, noted that the governor was supportive of Schaefer's 1998 election and his 2002 reelection. www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/09/17/AR2005091701621_pf.html   (606 words)

Information about Maryland's Officials Drew Robert Ehrlich was born on July 24, 1999, and Joshua Taylor Ehrlich was born on March 6, 2004. Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., the only son of Nancy and Bob Sr., was born on November 25, 1957 in Arbutus, Maryland. While in Annapolis she met her future husband, Robert Ehrlich, who was a member of the House of Delegates and an attorney. www.mdkidspage.org /Officials.htm   (1102 words)

Partners Bill Is Vetoed by Governor in Maryland - New York Times Ehrlich, a Republican, said that although he was "sympathetic to the needs of mutually dependent couples," he objected to the bill because it would have created a new legal category of "life partners" with some of the same rights as married couples. Ehrlich said, the bill "could lead to the erosion of the sanctity of traditional marriage as already codified in Maryland law." Ehrlich's veto would hurt him among moderate voters in this heavily Democratic state. www.nytimes.com /2005/05/21/national/21maryland.html?ex=1274328000&en=532c30cb63a72b5f&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss   (483 words)

KWGN.com KWGN Denver's WB2 Q&A with Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s second session with the Maryland General Assembly is proving to be a test of his public popularity as well as his political acumen. Governor Ehrlich, your budget proposal calls for no general tax increase, but is being criticized for not addressing many of the longer-range issues facing the state. Is this a new day in the Maryland General Assembly, Governor Ehrlich? wb2.trb.com /search/bal-qaehrlich020204,1,5455356.story   (1531 words)

Ehrlich's pick draws praise, and questions - baltimoresun.com The governor's slots bill failed last year, and this session, Ehrlich saw several of his vetoes overturned -- a problem that usually results from not knowing whether you have support for your legislation and actions. Weisengoff said he wasn't hired to make slots happen for Ehrlich, but his return Monday to the State House, where he served for 28 years before stepping into a lobbyist's shoes, troubled some Capitol insiders. Collins said he did not believe there were specific ethical problems with Ehrlich's choice of Weisengoff. www.sunspot.net /news/local/bal-md.weisengoff22jan22,0,727967.story?coll%3Dbal-local-headlines   (907 words)

Ehrlich vetoes bills for gay-couple rights - The Washington Times: Metropolitan - May 21, 2005 Ehrlich also vetoed a series of bills by the Democratic-controlled legislature to tweak the state's election laws, including one that would have significantly reduced the governor's control over appointments to the Maryland State Board of Elections. Ehrlich also vetoed a bill to increase the state minimum wage by one dollar, to $6.15 an hour. Ehrlich said the bills would have "undermined the sanctity of traditional marriage as codified by state law." www.washtimes.com /metro/20050520-104308-3811r.htm   (615 words)

Ehrlich ban on Sun journalists: South Florida Sun-Sentinel The Sun filed an appeal yesterday in its lawsuit with Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., one month after a federal judge ruled the governor has the right to ban state employees from speaking with two writers for the newspaper. Lawyers and legal scholars were divided yesterday as to whether Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s ban on two Sun journalists is legally permissible or an unconstitutional abuse of his executive power. A coalition of the nation's leading news organizations filed a legal brief yesterday supporting The Sun in its lawsuit against Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., contending that the governor's ban on two Sun journalists was an act "characteristic of repressive regimes." www.sun-sentinel.com /features/bal-ehrlich-sun,0,1938620.storygallery   (1808 words)

Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., Maryland Governor ROBERT L. On November 5, 2002, lifelong Maryland resident Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., was elected Maryland's 60th governor, the first Republican to hold the office in 36 years. Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., the only son of Nancy and Robert Sr., was born on November 25, 1957 in Arbutus, Maryland. During his successful campaign for governor, Bob Ehrlich promised to end the culture of corruption in Annapolis and prioritize fiscal responsibility, education, reduction of gridlock, and public safety. www.mdarchives.state.md.us /msa/mdmanual/08conoff/html/msa12125.html   (969 words)

Equality Maryland Bill knew that Robert's medical power of attorney was in his file, and asked that a supervisor be sent so that he could explain his need to be with Robert. Robert's own wishes about his medical care were ignored when Bill was not allowed to advocate for him. She was immediately brought to Robert's side, and she demanded that Bill also be brought in to Robert. www.equalitymaryland.org /PR_2005/PR2005.05.18.htm   (2632 words)

WB11.com WPIX-TV New York Slot machines in Md. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s second session with the Maryland General Assembly is proving to be a test of his public popularity as well as his political acumen. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., whose proposal to legalize slot machines failed last year in part because of criticism that it would "unjustly enrich" the state's racetrack owners, has hired a longtime lobbyist for one of those owners to help push a gambling bill this year. Urged on by Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., House Republicans are planning a united stand today against a proposal that would require the full funding of a landmark education aid package without a plan to pay for it. wb11.trb.com /news/local/bal-slots,0,5884108.special   (4868 words)

Ehrlich Spreads Blame Over Slots (washingtonpost.com) Ehrlich blamed the loss of his top initiative on a recalcitrant legislature and the Democrats who control it. Even Ehrlich was surprised by the maneuver, saying he believed any bill would have been better than none. Ehrlich and his aides worked aggressively to find 35 Republican votes to help push it through the House, and when it passed Feb. 25, he called it a "a monumental day." www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A44892-2005Apr11.html   (891 words)

ARC Governor Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. Ehrlich was elected Maryland's governor in November 2002. In 1983, Ehrlich joined the Baltimore law firm Ober, Kaler, Grimes, and Shriver, where he practiced law for ten years. He first ran for public office in 1987, winning election to the Maryland House of Delegates; in 1995 he was elected to represent Maryland's Second District in the U.S. House of Representatives. www.arc.gov /index.do?nodeId=779   (113 words)

Immigrant Remarks By Ehrlich Still Burn (washingtonpost.com) Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s remarks last week dismissing multiculturalism as "crap" and "bunk" echoed across the state yesterday, as Democratic and Latino leaders demanded an apology and Ehrlich defended his comments as "utter common sense." On the radio, Ehrlich said his views are "very similar to the comptroller's" and added, "I reject the idea of multiculturalism. Ehrlich's original remarks about multiculturalism came in defense of a political ally, state Comptroller William Donald Schaefer (D). www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A18954-2004May11.html   (514 words)

Robert L. Ehrlich - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ehrlich was born in the small community of Arbutus, Maryland located southwest of Baltimore and was raised in a conservative Lutheran environment. Ehrlich came under fire by O'Malley after one of his aides, Joseph Steffen (who has dubbed himself the "Prince of Darkness"), allegedly spread rumors that Baltimore mayor Martin O'Malley was unfaithful to his wife. Ehrlich initially met with little success on the issue, and the House of Delegates continually voted down legislation, but in early 2005, both the House of Delegates and the State Senate passed different sets of legislation allowing slot machines. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_L._Ehrlich   (1976 words)

Greenwich Time - Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. Greenwich Time - Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. Ehrlich toured the University of Mary land Biotechnology Institute in the Inner Harbor yesterday. www.greenwichtime.com /bal-crabphoto0722,0,3137309.photo   (39 words)

Keyword A proposed investigation into Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s firing of Democrats is moving slowly because Democratic leaders fear it will exonerate the governor, a Maryland legislative committee member said. Legislative leaders repudiated criticism yesterday of their committee to investigate Ehrlich administration personnel practices, saying that the probe is not a partisan exercise but an attempt to ensure the quality of the state work force. An Ehrlich spokeswoman called the accusations "ridiculous, unfounded, groundless." The rumor mill began churning in February, when The Washington Post reported an Ehrlich aide was posting rumors on the Internet that Mayor Martin O'Malley had an extramarital affair. www.freerepublic.com /focus/keyword?k=rumorgate   (3486 words)

KTLA The WB Where Los Angeles Lives - Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. Where Los Angeles Lives - Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. Ehrlich has been a guest lecturer in Vatz's classes for more than 10 years. ktla.trb.com /bal-ehrlichphoto0422,0,3806363.photo   (37 words)

Keyword Governor Vetoes Malpractice Bill Gov. Robert Ehrlich vetoed a bill to hold down big verdicts in medical malpractice cases Monday, saying it does not go far enough to control the skyrocketing cost of insurance for doctors and includes a tax that will be passed on to consumers. ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Governor Robert Ehrlich has directed the state police to cease using night vision gear to enforce the state's seat belt laws. Republican Gov. Robert Ehrlich forced Steffen to resign in February after Steffen acknowledged to a reporter that he had written online, under the computer pseudonym "NCPAC," about spreading rumors on the conduct of Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley. www.freerepublic.com /focus/keyword?k=ERLICH   (1680 words)

Bob Ehrlich for Governor Click here to read about Governor Ehrlich's major accomplishments and how he is working hard for the people of Maryland. www.bobehrlich.com   (20 words)

Hip-hop mogul praises Ehrlich - The Washington Times: Metropolitan - February 01, 2005 Simmons said the first two years of the Ehrlich administration demonstrated that both men "should be held up to the light as examples" of Republican leaders who are committed to all of their constituents. Ehrlich introduced last week to crack down on witness intimidation, will resonate with urban voters frustrated by the large number of blacks behind bars but also terrified by rampant street crime. Ehrlich, a Republican, for reforming drug laws to steer nonviolent offenders into treatment instead of prison, and also for supporting Maryland's historic black universities. www.washtimes.com /metro/20050201-122040-8896r.htm   (843 words)

baltimoresun.com - Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. "At some point, the golden age ceases to exist, and the bill comes due," Ehrlich said. www.baltimoresun.com /features/bal-ehrlichphoto0124,0,1354437.photo   (31 words)

Newsday.com - An excerpt of Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s State of the State address. An excerpt of Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s State of the State address. Newsday.com - An excerpt of Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s State of the State address. www.newsday.com /news/bal-wmar-stateofstate012904,0,5123318.quicktime   (28 words)

Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. At Towson University, Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. www.orlandosentinel.com /bal-ehrlichphoto1104,0,7768608.photo   (26 words)

Welcome to the Web site of Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. Welcome to the Web site of Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. The ceremonies included remarks by Governor Ehrlich and other visiting dignitaries and culminated with the Governor sawing the shallop in half and launching it into the waters of the Chester River. Governor Ehrlich with DNR Secretary Ron Franks and Virginia Secretary of Natural Resources W. Tayloe Murphy, Jr. www.gov.state.md.us   (274 words)

Land Use Law Report: Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich announced a moratorium on state purchases of land for conservation last week.(Briefly Noted)(Brief Article)@ HighBeam Research MARYLAND GOV. ROBERT L. EHRLICH announced a moratorium on state purchases of land for conservation last week. Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich announced a moratorium on state purchases of land for conservation last week.(Briefly Noted)(Brief Article) Land Use Law Report: Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich announced a moratorium on state purchases of land for conservation last week.(Briefly Noted)(Brief Article)@ HighBeam Research highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:110804961&refid=ink_tptd_np   (238 words)

Office of the Governor, Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., Annapolis, MD - Southern Maryland Online The Governor of Maryland, Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. Office of the Governor, Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. Office of the Governor, Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., Annapolis, MD www.somd.com /Detailed/7.php   (173 words)

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