Gambling in England boom fuels betting shop expansion
British bookmakers report rising profits as legalized betting fuels a surge of shops. Ladbrokes and William Hill expand toward 1000 outlets, with licenses tight but demand high. Operators press for TV broadcast rights and evening hours to boost turnover amid higher taxes.
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O Grady Sees Loss as Luck Fades in Syndicate Hit
London reports John O Grady a 21 year old worker fired from his warehouse job after a seven man betting syndicate he joined failed. Four days later the syndicate won $251,400, leaving him saying there is no luck for the Trish.
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Why Levitz Saves You More on Furniture
Levitz advertises lower costs by cutting at the factory and unloading from its own railroad siding to its warehouse. It says it eliminates retail frills, offers over 250 room settings, and lets customers pick up immediately or have small delivery charges.
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