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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The litigation filed this week by the Springfield-based convenience store operator alleges the actions were motivated by the municipality's ban on cash-prize gaming machines.
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"The city does not issue business or liquor licenses to businesses who are violation of city code."
It seems pretty clear.