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    Vegas Strip gaming revenue plunges in October in aftermath of mass shooting

    by David Montero, Los Angeles Times Dec 01, 2017 3 minutes

    LAS VEGAS - The mass shooting in Las Vegas by a gunman perched high above concert grounds left 58 people dead, hundreds wounded and thousands scarred by the trauma of that night.

    Now the Las Vegas Strip is seeing the economic effects of what unfolded Oct. 1.

    The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported Thursday that in October the Las Vegas Strip saw a decline in revenue of more than 6 percent compared with October 2016. Then, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority released its data showing visitation to

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