Hot Springs Gambing Crackdown Ends Party Era
Hot Springs loses local option bid to legalize casino gambling as Gov. Faubus closes illegal casinos. City faces jobs losses, reduced tourism, and efforts to rebuild nightlife with a private club plan and potential mixed drink bills. Local leaders seek revived tourist activity.
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