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Essay heading: Should Connecticut Biuld Another Casino?
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According to the article "Is Connecticut Addicted?" gambling money has increased the state budget with $13 million from 1997 until 1998. In the same article is said that "Through a deal cut by Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., the state government gets 25% of the casino win for allowing the tribes to operate slot machines...
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Weicker Jr., the state government gets 25% of the casino win for allowing the tribes to operate slot machines." This explains why the money that the state budget gets from casinos is the fourth biggest source of money for the state. This quote also proves how important casinos are for the state budget...
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