North Carolina Video Gambling Ban Passes 
Rolling Good Times - Jun 06 11:51 AM
RALEIGH, North Carolina As reported by the Charlotte Observer: “State senators voted Monday to end video poker gambling throughout most of North Carolina next year, ending a seven-year battle to rid the state of a form of gambling that opponents have described as a scourge.Save to My Web

Business patents 
Reno Gazette-Journal - Jun 08 1:39 AM
Micro-scale firetrain for ultra-miniature electro-mechanical safety and arming device: Patent #7,055,437, invented by Charles H. Robinson of Silver Spring, Md., Robert H. Wood of Laurel, Md., Mark R. Gelak of Columbia, Md., and David Hollingsworth of Fallon, assigned to The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army of Washington D.C.Save to My Web

N.C. House approves video poker machine ban 
Greensboro News-Record - May 31 12:59 PM
The state House overwhelmingly approved a bill that would make video poker machines illegal by next summer.Save to My Web

Last Call for Video Poker in North Carolina 
Rolling Good Times - Jun 02 12:51 PM
NORTH CAROLINA As reported by the Jackson Daily News: “Sheriff Ed Brown, a longtime supporter of a proposed ban on video-poker machines, said Wednesday’s House vote to approve a phaseout of the gambling machines by summer 2007 is the right move.Save to My Web
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