71.   States that permit Indian casinos and riverboat gambling as a fiscal panacea are also seeing lottery and racing revenue decline as betters ante up elsewhere.

72.   States will have temporary veto power over any new Indian casinos under a massive budget bill that also further postpones a controversial Southwest border-entry program.

73.   Tax-free Indian casinos are springing up all over the place.

74.   Tension is building among the tracks and other interests who believe their businesses are hurt by competition from Indian casinos.

75.   Texas Attorney General John Cornyn has been outspoken in his opposition to Indian casinos.

76.   That trend coincides with the boom in Indian gaming casinos across reservations in Arizona.

77.   The article also referred incorrectly to the relative amounts spent on the ballot referendum in California regarding Indian casinos in the state.

78.   The bill approves six Indian casinos in the Catskills and western New York and declares slot machines legal for Indian casinos.

79.   The agreement between the governor and a Seneca Indian chief, Cyrus M. Schindler, would permit only other Indian casinos to install slot machines.

80.   The attorney general, Peter G. Verniero, repeated through a spokesman on Thursday that the state was opposed to the creation of an Indian tribal casino at Wildwood.