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To: kidl who wrote (813)11/6/2002 8:39:07 AM
From: Herc  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 827
 
<<Tennessee voters, by 57-to-43 percent, amended the state's 1834 Constitution, which forbids all forms of gambling, to allow a state lottery, leaving Hawaii and Utah the only states without them. State Sen. Steve Cohen, D-Memphis, said his 18-year effort to legalize a lottery had finally paid off.

- North Dakota voters, by 63-to-37 percent, OKd joining a multi-state lottery, while Arizona rejected casino gambling outside Indian reservations by 80-to-20 percent.>>

I couldn't find the North Carolina lotto referendum results.



To: kidl who wrote (813)11/7/2002 8:28:34 AM
From: i-node  Respond to of 827
 
"Should gambling on the Internet be banned?"

You ask Internet users whether Internet gambling should be banned? What do you expect?


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