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The agreement would also include participation in the multistate Powerball lottery and installation of video lottery terminals at horse tracks.

Last year, Kjartansson scored a sensational success with "The Visitors," an installation of video projections at the Luhring Augustine gallery, in Chelsea.

They and Senator Spano cited the potential for new revenues from the installation of video lottery terminals at Yonkers Raceway next year.

Mr. Pataki soon signed into law a broad expansion of gambling that allowed for more Indian-run casinos, the state's enlistment in a multistate lottery and the installation of video lottery terminals at various racetracks around the state.

Robert Johnson, a spokesman for the Transportation Security Administration, said it is studying policies about theft as well as the installation of video camera equipment that would monitor employees who are required to open bags for a search.

Working with director Gus van Sant, Franco launched a powerful installation of video art, cutting a 100-minute film full of unseen footage of River Phoenix from the dailies of Van Sant's modern day classic My Own Private Idaho.

Through a spokesman, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, who has supported the installation of video-lottery terminals at the Aqueduct, declined to comment on the Shinnecocks' proposal.

By contrast, Lucas Ajemian's installation of videos, sculptures and photographic images seems diffuse and eclectic.

Another installation, of videos of scolding heads in a room with projected texts, pushes confrontation to an extreme -- you may judge it to be condescension rather than confrontation -- borrowing a tip or two from the work of Bruce Nauman, minus his essential black humor.

(Rosenberg) ★ Trisha Baga: 'The Biggest Circle' (closes on Saturday) Trisha Baga creates transporting, frowzy installations of video projections, paintings, sculptures and scattered objects.

Her poetically frowzy installations of video projections, paintings, sculptures and scattered objects can be seen now in two New York museums — in a lobby gallery solo show at the Whitney Museum of American Art and in "New Pictures of Common Objects," a group show at MoMA PS 1 — and she has a sprawling exhibition at Greene Naftali in Chelsea, a gallery admired by the art world cognoscenti.