$4.7 Billion to Bet on Super Bowl Says Gaming Group
The American Gaming Association says Americans will wager about 4.7 billion on Sundays Super Bowl between the Patriots and Falcons with roughly 97 percent of bets placed illegally. The group notes Nevada is the only state offering traditional sports betting and cites a push for regulated markets to boost tax revenue and integrity.
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Supreme Court vacancy shapes Trump selection clash
Washington debates the next Supreme Court pick as Democrats decry McConnell’s 2016 stance on Merrick Garland while Trump weighs a conservative nominee aligned with the Federalist Society and Heritage Foundation. Officials expect a bipartisan path, amid protests and a historically unpopular start for the president.
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Sheriff’s officeNet witnesses clash over surveillance claims
Testimony centered on whether sheriff’s NET observers spied on Linker’s property prior to his August 2012 arrest. Kelly said there was no evidence of surveillance while Linker pressed for details, with Judge Goldsberry admonishing him for speculation. A 76.3 pounds marijuana seizure was tied to the property and Linker faces up to three years in prison with sentencing later.
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Naked jogger visits Microsoft campus in nude exposure incident
Police stopped a man found jogging nude on Microsoft Redmond campus near 15320 NE 40th St at 3:30 a.m. He wore only black Skechers and said he was “trying to build up his immune system.” No charges were filed and no photos were released.
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Nelsonville debates electric aggregation and SOPEC ballot costs
Nelsonville weighs electric aggregation with SOPEC as council grapples with opt-in versus opt-out language and ballot funding. Officials cite $6 per megawatt hour potential savings, but questions linger on who pays about $4,000 to $8,000 in ballot costs and how to structure voter participation.
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Nelsonville
Dotson
Garry Hunter
Greg Smith
Eddie Smith
Hunter
Chris Chmiel
Chmiel
Sappington
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