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Wash. tribes poised to keep slot monopoly
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2002 Key lawmakers in Washington don't think an attempt to expand slot machines beyond Indian casinos will be successful. Tribes signed casino compacts with Gov. Gary Locke (D) and said they were promised exclusivity on slots. Non-Indian business interests contend this is unfair. Get the Story:
Slots lobby out of luck (The Seattle Times 10/8) Related Stories:
Tribes outpace competition on gaming (10/7)
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