June 18, 2010
Updated Nov 4, 2009 at 1:00 PM EST
DETROIT (AP) - Ohio voters have given their blessing to the opening of casinos in Toledo and three other cities, and that has Michigan officials and gambling interests paying close attention.
They're asking if Detroit's lucrative $1.3 billion annual casino
cash cow is at risk.
Detroit's casinos draw on thousands of Ohio visitors, and parts
of Michigan are closer to Toledo than Detroit.
Detroit and Michigan draw get hundreds of millions of dollars
from casino taxes, and any loss of customers could hurt their
already depressed revenues.
The Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau says the area's
hotels, sports and entertainment attractions will continue making
Detroit a big gambling draw.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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