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Winning! Harrison raking in proceeds of limited video lottery

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According to Patty Deutsch, director of the Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia, between 1 and 3 percent of the nation's population has pathological gambling issues. “Addiction does not know any age group,” Deutsch said. “It doesn't know any …
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Maryland Today — CSX says no one hurt in Maryland coal train derailment

Earl Grinols Discusses Gambling – Dr. Earl Grinols, a leading scholar from the University of Baylor, discusses the impacts of gambling on society and a region.

Gambling Problems Remain Despite Quinn Veto, Researcher Says

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Dr. Jon Grant, a Univeristy of Chicago psychiatrist who treats gambling addiction, is worried Chicago is paying the price for casinos in the suburbs and Indiana. (DNAInfo/Sam Cholke). HYDE PARK — Gov. Pat Quinn vetoed expanding gambling in Illinois …
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by Jeff Croft

Question by Eugene Smith: What is it about Gambling that is so much fun and gets people addicted?
While on a vacation trip last year, I went to a nightclub at night and there was a casino. So I tried it and loved it. I can see why people get addicted to gambling but I don’t understand the reasons about it. I really like it but I am not addicted. What could be the reasons? I guess some are:

-The anticipation of a result while you wait
-The wins
-The possibility of winning a lot of money always

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Keno games could bring in millions for New Hampshire

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Jim Rubens, chairman of the Granite State Coalition Against Expanded Gambling, maintained that the number of addicted gamblers has shot up in Massachusetts with the advent of keno. The game became so popular with long waiting lines at some stores …
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Question by veronica: A 25 yrs old engineer married to a 42 yr old electrician?He was fantastic and even helped support in college?
funds.As soon as wife gets a job,husband starts to handle money badly.He makes comments like “my friend’s wife also has a good job so doesnot really have to work”.He always reminds wife about how he helped in paying for college and train pass.He feels since wife is younger,does not know as much as him in terms of job experiences.I think it’s ok for husband and wife to lean on each other…but what’s wrong in wanting an ambitious and hardworking husband and why the sudden change?Also husband feels wife should pay for wedding and gives very little contribution.He’s hesistant about having kids and is angry all the time.Wife moves four hours away due to job and lives seperately to make income.She has her own bills and rent but spouses feels wife should take care of some of his bills and is frustrated with wife.Husband becomes boss of a new project as the general foreman.He works overtime but still has no saving,continually overdrafts and is constantly angry with wife.Explains to wife that behavior is due to job and that he loves wife.But he ignores wife and does not want to talk on phone with wife.He begins to eat a lot,smoke a lot and does not listen to wife until wife pays some of his bills.Is marriage headed for downfall?