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Changes to compact process proposed
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MARCH 30, 2001 Connecticut State Rep. Alex Knopp (D-Norwalk) today plans on proposising legislation to alter the way gaming compacts are approved in the state. Knopp wants the state to develop a separate "municipal compensation plan" every a new gaming compact is negotiated with a tribe. This plan's primary goal is giving communities located near casinos more money from them. Get the Story:
Bill would compensate impacted towns for future casinos (The New London Day 3/30)
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