18 Towns Join To Seek Casino License - 2004-01-18
Country Club Hills and 17 other communities revealed a partnership Friday to bid on the state's last gaming license in hopes of developing a casino in the south suburbs.

The proposal includes a revenue-sharing agreement
that would split 85 percent of local casino profits among the 17 towns and 32 school districts, said Anthony Bass, an attorney representing the coalition. Country Club Hills would keep 15 percent of the local share.
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Smoking gun - 2004-01-18
You get the sense watching Peyton Manning the past two weeks that if he walked into a casino right now, every slot machine he'd walk past would automatically hit the jackpot. If he drove through downtown Boston, every traffic signal would turn green for him. If he turned on the radio, every station would be playing his favorite songs.

Hot? Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston could only dream of being this hot.

"It's ridiculous," said New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi. "I haven't seen a quarterback as hot as he has been. He is on fire."
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