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Posted: 11:19 PM Dec 24, 2008
Crist Acknowledges Gambling Deal Has Little Chance
Gov. Charlie Crist has acknowledged there's little chance lawmakers will approve a deal to expand Seminole Indian gaming during a special legislative session next month.
Reporter: TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) |
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Gov. Charlie Crist has acknowledged there's little chance lawmakers will approve a deal to expand Seminole Indian gaming during a special legislative session next month.
The ever-optimistic governor, though, said Wednesday that he included $135 million from the gambling compact in his deficit reduction plan "because hope springs eternal."
Legislative leaders plan to call a special session for Jan. 5-16 to deal with an expected $2.3 billion budget deficit. Crist submitted recommendations including the Seminole compact to lawmakers Tuesday.
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