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State Racing Industry Fights Plan For Catskills Indian Casino North East News Written by Administrator    Tuesday, 08 February 2011 State Racing Industry Fights Plan For Catskills Indian Casino By: Erin Billups York say the state will forfeit effective education funding and other necessary services if a proposal to build an Indian-run casino in the Catskills moves forward. “We paid $380 million for the license to operate here and it’s a very significant investment by Genting New York," said Resorts World New York President Michael Speller. "As a result of the potential competition, we’ve certainly have had to re-evaluate that, yes.” Read more...

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