"Oklahoma tribes looking for a quick way to generate income have come up with a very impressive answer. They not only are scoring big with their gaming centers, they also are making other retail investments, including a hotel and plans for a golf course near the Tulsa casino.
The implications of this huge push in Oklahoma are obvious. Texas now is surrounded by three states with major gambling casinos. And all admit that dollars from the Lone Star State help fuel much of the profits.
The temptation will be strong for this state to get in on the act. But it is a temptation that Texas should resist."
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Henry Tatum: Neighboring states shouldn't spark Texas gamble
(The Dallas Morning News 2/26)
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