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Mass. gambling panel weighs slots parlor license

By Bob Salsberg
Published February 26, 2014 9:34pm ET
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Mass. gambling panel weighs slots parlor license
Supporters cheer at Suffolk Downs as they celebrate the passage of a referendum allowing the Mohegan Sun to move forward with its $1.3 billion proposal in Revere and compete with Wynn Resorts for the sole eastern Massachusetts resort casino, in Revere, Mass., Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola) | Elise Amendola

BOSTON (AP) — The chairman of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission gave a boost Wednesday to a proposal by Cordish Cos. for a slots parlor in Leominster, as the panel moved closer to awarding the state’s first license for expanded gambling.

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