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Michigan Tribe Holds Casino Job Fair
1 June 2005
News Brief: The Gun Lake Band of Potawatomi Indians is holding a two-day job fair to fill positions for its proposed casino.
Pechanga Casino Garage Goes High Tech1 June 2005
News Brief: Every car that's valet parked at the Pechanga Resort & Casino is automatically photographed from six angles and the name of the valet is electronically recorded.
Las Vegas Executive Air Terminal Sold1 June 2005
A rapidly expanding ground services provider for corporate and private aircraft has agreed to buy the Las Vegas Executive Air Terminal for approximately $60.4 million.
Ohio Mayor Ready for Casino1 June 2005
News Brief: Mayor Craig Foltin says he has an ordinance ready for City Council consideration, if necessary, for Lorain to become a chartered city in order to get casino gambling.
Iowa Group Reprimanded by Board1 June 2005
News Brief: The group that touted a casino and golf resort for Riverside received a letter of reprimand last month from the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board.
Mega Millions Rises to $106 Million1 June 2005
No ticket matched all six Mega Millions numbers, so that jackpot now rolls to an estimated $106 million for the Friday, June 3, 2005 drawing.
Powerball to Launch Enhanced Version1 June 2005
Sales for a new, enhanced version of the Powerball lottery game will begin on Sunday, August 28.
Pennsylvania Opposition Group Continues Fight31 May 2005
News Brief: As long as it takes. That's how long a citizens' group plans to oppose a slots casino in Adams County, Pennsylvania.
Gettysburg Casino Investors to Break Silence31 May 2005
News Brief: Chance Enterprises has not provided much feedback to opposition forming against its proposal to build a slots casino in Straban Township. But it will soon, said spokesman John Brabender.
Blue Chip Casino to Hold Job Fair31 May 2005
Blue Chip Casino will hold a job fair as part of its efforts to hire 100 people this year.
Arizona Casino Money Helps Community31 May 2005
News Brief: Slot machine, blackjack and poker winnings by Arizona Indian casinos helped restore the sight of sheep in the Silver Bell Mountains, saved Tucson's trauma center and gave many Tucson-area teachers an extra $250 or so at the end of the school year.
Most Pennsylvania School Districts Turn Down Slot Money31 May 2005
News Brief: As the clock struck midnight Monday, just one in five Pennsylvania school districts was lining up for a share of the state's slots pie, and lawmakers appeared unlikely to force them to sign on.
Smith Wins Poker Event31 May 2005
The World Poker Tour's Mirage Poker Showdown was held last week. Gavin Smith won the championship event and a cash payout of more than $1.1 million by outlasting the tourney's 317 entrants.
Neighborhood Gaming Bill Still Unresolved31 May 2005
A controversial bill dealing with neighborhood casinos has sparked battles between gaming companies in Southern Nevada and is a long way from final passage, a key assemblyman said today.
McCarran Adding Checkpoint Lanes to Ease Passenger Traffic31 May 2005
McCarran International Airport this morning said it will open two additional checkpoint lanes at the A and B gates in an effort to accommodate growth and speed passenger traffic during peak demand periods.
Company Eyes N.J. Expansion, Revamping of Bally's Las Vegas31 May 2005
Harrah's Entertainment Inc. may expand its two Atlantic City resorts and renovate Bally's Las Vegas to take advantage of growing demand in both markets.
Pennsylvania Develops Problem Gambling Programs31 May 2005
News Brief: With slot-machine gaming coming to Pennsylvania, the state is developing programs to help those with gambling addictions.
Politician's Properties Garner Big Bucks31 May 2005
State Sen. Tommy Gollott, a lead author of the law that legalized dockside gambling, has made lots of money in land deals with casinos.
Casinos Face Tough Sales Job in Ohio Towns31 May 2005
News Brief: Proponents of casino gambling are looking to double down on Ohio's smaller communities by offering them the chance to decide for themselves if they want such gaming within their town limits but locals say that they’re not interested.
Pechanga Casino High Roller Lounge a Hit31 May 2005
News Brief: High rollers are enjoying the Pechanga Resort and Casino’s VIP lounge where they can feed C-notes into a $100-per-pull slot machine and the enjoy the lounge’s luxurious décor.
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