Gambling Blocked: ; House Again Avoids Considering Table Games
Charleston Gazette › February 20, 2006
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West Virginians wanting to play casino-style table games probably still will have to go to another state, after House of Delegates leaders decided Friday not to consider a bill making such gambling legal at the state's four racetracks.See the full content of this document
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Gambling Blocked: ; House Again Avoids Considering Table Games
House Speaker Bob Kiss, D-Raleigh, made the announcement Friday afternoon after a meeting of the House's Democratic leadership team.
"There are some continuing differences, substantive differences" between what gambling representatives and legisla...See the full content of this document
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