Senate OKs bill to allow slots at state horse tracks
INDIANAPOLIS The Senate approved a bill Thursday that would allow slot machines at Indianas horse racing tracks a move supporters say could save the struggling horse industry, while critics call it an expansion of gambling that doesnt make economic sense.
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