Tough Times May Cause Ohio Rethink
Published: Friday, January 09, 2009 Online-Casinos.com
TOUGH TIMES MAY CAUSE OHIO RETHINK ON GAMBLING
Governor says he's prepared look at proposals in cash-strapped state
According to reports from Associated Press, the governor of Ohio, Ted Strickland says he believes gambling is bad for the state, but he's willing to entertain proposals to expand the pastime to bring in more revenue.
Strickland said Thursday that expansion would not be his preferred course of action but that he wouldn't close his mind to ideas.
The governor's anti-gambling stance has been one of his core philosophies. Ohio voters have repeatedly voted against putting slot machines at race tracks and allowing casinos, most recently turning down a proposed casino in western Ohio.
The state faces a projected $7 billion budget deficit in the next two-year budget.
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