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Casino moratorium bill headed towards House debate

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DES MOINES, Iowa (KWWL) -- The Iowa House of Representatives is scheduled to debate a bill on Thursday that would put a five-year moratorium in place of any new casinos

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Iowa house bans new casinos in the state for five years

Iowa house approves a five-year moratorium on casino licenses.

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Cedar Rapids mayor asks lawmakers to reject casino moratorium - Radio Iowa

The mayor of Cedar Rapids is making a last minute appeal to lawmakers considering a moratorium on new casinos. The Iowa House appears poised to vote on a moratorium today that would doom the proposed $275 million Cedar Crossing project in Cedar Rapids. A similar bill cleared initial review in the Senate early this morning. […]

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Iowa house passes 5-year casino license freeze, impacting Cedar Rapids' new casino plans

In a vote of 68 to 31, the Iowa house passes a 5-year moratorium on casino licenses in the state.This bill would effectively block Cedar Rapids plan to bring a

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Casino moratorium bill headed towards House debate

DES MOINES, Iowa (KWWL) -- The Iowa House of Representatives is scheduled to debate a bill on Thursday that would put a five-year moratorium in place of any new casinos

24 days ago·Waterloo, United States

Casino moratorium passes Iowa House

(Radio Iowa) – A five-year moratorium on new casinos in Iowa has passed the Iowa House this (Thursday) afternoon and the same proposal has been approved by a committee in the senate. If the bill becomes law by next Thursday morning, it will block state regulators from considering the application for a new casino in Cedar Rapids. The Racing and Gaming Commission is scheduled to vote on the Cedar Crossing Casino project on February 6th. Representa…

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