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Arguments for gaming

To the Editor:

Re: Gaming

Pat, your argument against gaming was that the state would come back later saying they would need more money from gaming to pay for employees, their pensions and other expenses. You stated the state would raise taxes in the future to pay for gaming. If this is true, do you think the state is going to raise taxes only for communities that have gaming? No. If there is a rise in taxes to pay for gaming in the future, Carpentersville will be paying for something they never had any profit from.

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