Four Southland towns OK video gambling tax in special Sunday meetings to beat legislative deadline – Daily Southtown*

Dolton, Markham and University Park village boards approved such a push tax Sunday, while Homer Glen trustees soundly rejected similar action. Special meetings were also called in Calumet City and South Chicago Heights. The tax first enacted by Oak Lawn still faces a legal challenge by operators of video gambling terminals.

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