Del. garners profits of slot machines - 2004-04-04
Every few weeks, Erin Pierson drives north from her home close to Blades to play the slots.
As neighboring Maryland struggles to determine whether to implement slots at several racetracks throughout the state, Delaware has calmly collected the profits of the gambling machines.

Since the arrival of slots at Delaware's three racetracks in Harrington, Dover and Wilmington in late 1995, the state has generated almost $1 billion, according to the Delaware Lottery, which takes care of the slots money.
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Get instructions for discovery - 2004-04-04
Squinting sleepily through the high-desert sun, I injected eight quarters into a slot outside the Four Way Cafe Casino, and pulled at the handle.

Even on a slow morning in this old railroad community, where Interstate 80 crosses U.S. Route 93, a couple of frowzy women were drinking something amber and intently playing the slots. A man with a long silver braid and drooping cigarette was arched over a covered craps table, working on a crossword puzzle while waiting for action.
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