DiMasi says House unlikely to approve slots this year (Boston house)

DiMasi says House unlikely to approve slots this year
BOSTON -- House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi said Wednesday that a proposal to install slot machines at the state's four racetracks likely won't pass the House this year.
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BOSTON -- House Democratic lawmakers unveiled a $25.27 billion budget proposal Monday that represents a 5.7 percent increase over current spending and sets aside $200 million for a new health care plan.
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DiMasi says House unlikely to OK track slot machines this year
BOSTON -- House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi said yesterday a bill to install slot machines at the states four racetracks likely wont pass the House this year.
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DiMasi says House unlikely to OK track slot machines this year
BOSTON -- House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi said Wednesday a bill to install slot machines at the state's four racetracks likely won't pass the House this year.
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Travaglini: Final deal near on health care
BOSTON -- House and Senate negotiators are nearing a final deal on a health care reform package, Senate President Robert Travaglini said Tuesday.
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Top lawmaker: Slot machines face long odds
By DAVID KIBBE TIMES BOSTON BUREAU BOSTON - House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi yesterday said he opposes allowing slot machines at the state's racetracks, and he predicted the proposal would be defeated in the House next week.
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DiMasi Says House Unlikely To Approve Slots This Year
BOSTON -- House speaker Sal DiMasi is throwing cold water on the notion that slot machines will soon be legal at race tracks in Massachusetts. The speaker said he doesn't think the Senate-approved bill is going to going to pass the House this year.
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Lawmakers send anti-gang bill to Romney's desk
BOSTON -- House and Senate lawmakers approved new anti-gang legislation Thursday designed to crack down on guns, the distribution of grand jury testimony and witness intimidation.
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Lawmakers Unveil Final Health Care Bill
House and Senate leaders on Beacon Hill will unveil a compromise health care reform package Monday. The measure is designed to dramatically expand health coverage for about one-half million people in Massachusetts who are currently uninsured. More Local News
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