Peter Danton This is Me

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1. 1. www.right-casino.com

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   Published on: 11/22/2007   Last Visited: 1/23/2008

   On the petition of Gambling Control Board member Peter Danton this act of sending out was call upon again, a Saco businessman who is a previous state senator and chief of staff for Gov.
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   In Thursday meeting, Danton inscribe out that 25 feet come to to less than the width of the board's medium-sized conference room.
   
   " I suppose that 500 foot was very enough to me" he said, and other thing is that he would likely to choose distance which approximately 70 feets which is very not very far from sloted machines.

2. 2. www.bangordailynews.com

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   Published on: 8/9/2007   Last Visited: 8/10/2007

   "I don't know if the state is in the position to pay additional funds," said board member Peter Danton. "I just don't think we have the authority."
   
   Members of the board said they would like the laws governing gambling in the state to be reviewed by the Legislature because they oversee only part of the gambling in the state.
   
   "Here we are sitting as a board without really having any authority," said Danton, a former state senator.
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   Danton also serves on the Liquor and Lottery Commission, which oversees the state lottery.
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   "I think we need a thorough study that looks at everything," Danton said.

3. 3. Gambling panel wants ATMs off racino floor - Dawn Gagnon

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   Published on: 3/12/2005   Last Visited: 3/12/2005

   The issue was revisited at the request of Gambling Control Board member Peter Danton, a Saco businessman who is a former state senator and chief of staff for Gov.
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   During Thursday's meeting, Danton pointed out that 25 feet amounted to less than the width of the board's medium-sized conference room. He said he had hoped Strimling's bill would be held up in committee so a compromise could be negotiated.
   
   "I thought 500 feet was a little too much," he said, adding that he would have opted for 50 feet or 75 feet from the nearest slot machine.