TY  - BOOK
AU  - Torr,James D.
TI  - Gambling: opposing viewpoints 
AV  - HV6710.T688.G363 2002 
PY  - 2002///
CY  - San Diego, California
PB  - Greenhaven Press
KW  - Gambling
N1  - 1 (pages 194-196) and index; Gambling is morally questionable; Alberta Conference of Catholic Bishops  --; Responsible gambling is harmless fun; Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr.  --; State lotteries are an unethical source of government revenue; Michael Nelson  --; State lotteries are an ethical source of government revenue; North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries  --; Compulsive gambling is an addiction; Ronald M. Pavalko  --; Compulsive gambling is not an addiction; Michael Walker  --; The gambling industry preys on compulsive gamblers; Bernard P. Horn  --; The gambling industry is working to reduce compulsive gambling; American Gaming Association  --; Compulsive gambling is a serious problem among teenagers; Tom Grey  --; The social costs of compulsive gambling are enormous; Henry R. Lesieur  --; The problem of compulsive gambling is exaggerated; Nick Gillespie  --; Legalized gambling harms local economies; Economist  --; Legalized gambling benefits local economies; Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr.  --; Indian gaming benefits Native Americans; Economics Resource Group  --; Indian gaming does not benefit most Native Americans; David Pace  --; The government should halt the spread of legalized gambling; Timothy A. Kelly  --; The government should respect individuals' freedom to gamble; Guy Calvert  --; The government should prohibit gambling on the Internet; Jon Kyl  --; The government should not prohibit gambling on the Internet; Tom W. Bell  --; The government should ban betting on college sports; James C. Dobson  --; The government should not ban betting on college sports; Danny Sheridan; 2
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