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      "id": 100727,
      "date": "2002-07-31",
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      "title": "Sports Gambling in School: A Sketch of Proposals to Strengthen Federal Prohibitions",
      "summary": "The National Gambling Impact Study Commission reported wide-spread sports gambling on\ncollege\ncampuses and, although closely divided, recommended that gambling on collegiate and amateur\nathletic events be completely outlawed. As in the 106th Congress, the sports gambling measures\nintroduced thus far in this Congress fall into two categories: those that impose a complete ban on\namateur sports gambling ( S. 718  (McCain et al.),  H.R. 1110  (Graham et\nal.)), and those that seek to reduce campus gambling and illegal sports gambling ( S. 338 \n(Ensign et al.),  H.R. 641  (Gibbons et al)). This is a sketch of those proposals and an\nabridged version of  CRS Report RL30954(pdf) ,  Sports Gambling in School: A Legal Analysis of\nProposals to Strengthen Federal Prohibitions .",
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