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Tracks in the state already have seen customers siphoned away by neighboring states' casinos and tracks that have slots or casino gambling. Last week, voters approved casinos for Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo, all home to racetracks. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio's governor and members of the horse racing industry are concerned that casinos recently approved for four cities by Ohio voters could hurt the state's struggling racing industry. Full Article at KIVITV.com
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Ohio's governor and members of the horse racing industry are concerned that casinos recently approved for four cities by Ohio voters could hurt the state's struggling racing industry. Full Article at ABC News
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COLUMBUS -- Ohio's governor and members of the horse racing industry are concerned that casinos recently approved for four cities by Ohio voters could hurt the state's struggling racing industry. Full Article at The Newark Advocate
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Even before last week's statewide vote approving four casinos in Ohio, some observers wondered why Gov. Ted Strickland wasn't campaigning more actively against it. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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The horse racing industry was already facing very, very difficult challenges
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I really didn't want to get into a public argument regarding whether or not I was being inconsistent by supporting (racetrack slots) and not supporting casinos ... I did not want my involvement to become a distraction away from the argument as to whether or not casinos were good or bad for Ohio.
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The horse racing industry was already facing very, very difficult challenges
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Clearly, the time to act on expanded gaming is now
