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| Controversy abounds over a large business wanting to move in to a Gettysburg address. Who better to fill us in than former president Abraham Lincoln? | |
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| That's right, Jill. Proponents of the project point out how it will generate hundreds of jobs for the people of South-Central Penmsylvania and Northern Maryland. | |
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| Critics, however, say that these would be low-level jobs, with all the benefits going to outsiders, and that this project would actually destroy many small, locally owned businesses. | |
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| There is also the issue of bringing in from miles around a clientele viewed as less-than-desirable, 24 hours, 7 days a week, so close to what many regard as hallowed ground. | |
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| I saw your report last night. You were talking about a Wal-Mart, weren't you? | |
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| Actually, it was a casino, but I can see the confusion. Plus, if the casino gets nixed, who's more likely to move into that land than the Walton Gang? | |
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