Mandan bar violated gaming law by telling charity to give its dart, softball leagues money, authorities say
MANDAN, N.D. — A Mandan bar owner told a charitable gaming group to give money to the bar's softball and dart leagues, a move that violates North Dakota gambling regulations, the state's top law officer said.
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A case involving violations of North Dakota's charitable gaming rules has been settled with Mandan bar owners, who agreed to ...
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