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Storybook casino would aid poorest suburbs - 2004-01-17
They want to take from Indiana and give to the poor.

A coalition of south suburban leaders Friday suggested a Robin Hood-style casino complex in Country Club Hills that would share its earnings only with 18 lower-income Illinois communities and their schools.

The United Southland coalition announced plans to construct a massive casino, hotel, shopping and entertainment center on more than 250 acres bound by Cicero Avenue, 167th Street, Pulaski Road, and Interstates 57 and 80.
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Cal City Backs Country Club Hills Casino - 2004-01-17
Calumet City is backing a Country Club Hills casino proposal. The decision came Wednesday night, under a week after Calumet City Mayor Michelle Markiewicz Qualkinbush stated that her city
can no longer afford efforts to bring a casino here.

Calumet City is now one of 18 communities in a revenue-sharing agreement with Country Club Hills and could stand to receive $650,000 annually if the proposal becomes a reality.

"I think it's in the city's best interest that if it does come to the Chicago southland, we share in it," Qualkinbush said.
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