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The state gaming board's decision to reject any casinos for the Hudson Valley could wind up in court. The state NAACP is considering legal action claiming the decision is discriminatory. NAACP officials

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Decision to reject HV casino may wind up in court

The state gaming board's decision to reject any casinos for the Hudson Valley could wind up in court. The state NAACP is considering legal action claiming the decision is discriminatory. NAACP officials

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