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Casinos lost $51 millionAtlantic City also missed restaurant and store sales during the shutdown.
By Suzette Parmley Inquirer Staff Writer ATLANTIC CITY - The state-government shutdown that closed the city's 12 casinos for three days last month cost the industry here about $51 million in gambling revenue. Total revenue was down 4.8 percent for July, from the same month last year, according to figures released yesterday by the New Jersey Casino Control Commission. But even with the industry shut down for three days, Atlantic City's gambling halls still had the second-highest gross-revenue total for a single month. The $480.53 million was topped only by the $504.77 million the casinos earned in July 2005. more: http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/b...s/15246850.htm |
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