Philadelphia's use of its share of revenues from licensed casinos will be scrutinized by the General Assembly under a resolution, HR 86, approved by the state House of Representatives.
May 21, 2013 at 12:12 AM
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Philadelphia’s use of its share of revenues from licensed casinos will be scrutinized by the General Assembly under a resolution, HR 86, approved by the state House of Representatives.
The sponsor of the measure, state Representative Rosita Youngblood, D-Philadelphia, said legalized casino gaming has provided nearly $7.5 billion in tax revenue to Pennsylvania, with nearly $600 million flowing into the city of Philadelphia since 2006.
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