Gambling Proposal Frozen Out In Alaska

Dan Townend, 28/08/2008

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Voters in Alaska have voted down a contentious plan to introduce a gaming commission in the state - and potentially introduce casinos and lotteries. The proposal would have meant creating a regulator in the state, with the authority to expand gambling by allowing slot machines, poker rooms, lotteries or any form of wagering game.

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