Wednesday, November 5, 2003
'Yes' to casino
The Associated Press
FRENCH LICK, Ind. - Proponents of a casino for economically depressed Orange County won a swift victory Tuesday.
County residents voted nearly 2-to-1 in favor of the referendum.
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ELECTION 2003: OHIO, INDIANA
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'Yes' to casino
ELECTION 2003: KENTUCKY
Stumbo survives caustic campaign to become AG
Krey remains property valuator
City passes tax on autos
Few problems in state voting
State losses new for Democrats
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State victory by Grayson, 31, gives N. Ky., GOP clout
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200 more prison guards not enough, union says
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KENTUCKY
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Kenton go-to guy looks for solutions
Truancy charge in the past
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