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Casinos no panacea for state budget ills in Kansas
Kansas faces a slow economy and a $61 million shortfall as the state Supreme Court upholds a new gaming law. Officials anticipate up to $80.5 million in casino related fees next year, with further revenue from ongoing track and temporary casino operations possible. Revenue would fund infrastructure, debt reduction and property tax relief, while lawmakers remain wary of overestimating gaming proceeds.
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Topeka
Hns
Supreme Court
Kansas
Duane Goossen
Kathleen Sebelius
Ed van Petten
Kansas Lottery
Ford County
van Petten
Goossen
Jay Emler
R. Lindsborg
Emler
Senate
House
Sharon Schwartz
Washington