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Indiana gambling bill is languishing in Senate - 2004-02-13
Legislation that would allow electronic slot-like gambling machines at some horse racing venues in Indiana may be dead this session.

Senate President Pro Tem Robert Garton, R-Columbus, said Thursday that the House-passed bill would languish in the Rules Committee he chairs without having a hearing.

The move was not surprising, because Garton and longtime Senate Finance Chairman Larry Borst have long opposed proposals to allow pull-tab machines at horse tracks and off-track betting parlors.
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Gambling Bill to Be Unveiled in Des Moines - 2004-02-13
Some big news is supposed to come out of Des Moines today on the question of gambling in Iowa. State legislators are expected to reveal a bill that, quote, "could significantly change gambling in Iowa." Lawmakers say the bill will include the addition of up to ten new gambling licenses, which will be sold for ten million dollars a piece.

One thing the bill will not do is specify which communities should get new gaming facilities.
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