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Casino gambling debate turns to tribe, slot machines
By Glen Johnson
Boston, Massachusetts (AP) When the House voted to kill Gov. Deval Patrick’s plan to license three casinos in Massachusetts, it did not end the gambling debate in the state. It merely refocused it in other arenas. The Mashpee Wampanoag tribe continues to plod through the federal process to build its own casino in Middleborough. And the deal that killed the Patrick plan in the House included a promise to let members debate a proposal to place slot machines at the state’s four racetracks. |
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