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Mall Owners to Showcase Changes
22 February 2005
With the first of several major changes now complete, the owners of Las Vegas' Showcase mall plan to further shake up the 7-year-old Strip property with an influx of new tenants and dozens of full-time residents.
Inside Gaming: Benjamins Outweigh Beauty at Wynn Resort21 February 2005
Read all about it. Steve Wynn is about to open a beautiful resort. Forget the aesthetics, however. What he's really doing is opening a magic money machine.
West Virginia Tracks are Important Economic Factors21 February 2005
News Brief: The Northern Panhandle's two racetracks are important economic factors. They are major employers and their customers, by the thousands each day, contribute to the local economy.
Iowa Penny Slots Add Up to Big Profits21 February 2005
News Brief: Iowa’s riverboat casinos have turned to the lowly penny for a large chunk of their multi-million-dollar profits.
Golden Nugget Settlement, Fine on Thursday Agenda21 February 2005
The Nevada Gaming Commission will consider a proposed settlement of a complaint with the owners of downtown Las Vegas' Golden Nugget resort and a $30,000 fine Thursday.
One Man's Crusade for Casinos21 February 2005
News Brief: A former Houston police officer is spending his own money to promote the legalization of casinos in Texas through the Internet.
Lawmaker Wants Casino21 February 2005
New Hampshire state Rep. Edmond Gionet is betting a North Country casino can provide local jobs and stabilize his state's economy.
Policy Group Warns of New Lottery Tactic21 February 2005
A public policy group warns of a new lottery campaign aimed at Alabamians.
Study: Massachusetts Slots Would Hurt Rhode Island Tracks21 February 2005
News Brief: If Massachusetts puts video slot machines in its racetracks near the Rhode Island border, Lincoln Park and Newport Grand would stand to lose about $100 million a year, which in turn would cost the state over $60 million.
French Lick Casino Delay Concerns Locals21 February 2005
News Brief: The delays around Trump’s French Lick casino plans are leading many residents to wonder whether the project will ever get off the ground.
Pennsylvania Schools May Offer Casino Courses21 February 2005
News Brief: As Pennsylvania's slot-machine gambling era begins, a course like that could be offered soon at a college near you.
Washington Tribe Bets on Mohegan Management21 February 2005
News Brief: The Cowlitz tribe is wagering that the design and management that made the Mohegan Sun a billion-dollar success can be repeated in Southwest Washington.
Fashion Show Owners Dreaming Big21 February 2005
Major changes could soon be in store -- again -- for Las Vegas' Fashion Show mall, including the addition of a casino and one or more high-rise hotel/residential towers, a representative of the property's owner said Friday.
California Casino Plans Threaten Bird Sanctuary21 February 2005
ews Brief: The Lower Lake Rancheria Koi Nation Indian tribe wants to build the casino and a seven-story hotel/spa complex on a 35-acre parking lot abutting a restored wetland.
Caribbean Sun Poker to Host Several Satellite Tournaments21 February 2005
Caribbean Sun Poker will be hosting several satellite tournaments in the upcoming months that will give players a chance to win a seat at three World Series of Poker events.
Powerball Jackpot at $18 Million21 February 2005
Since no one correctly matched all six numbers in Saturday's drawing the jackpot will grow to an estimated $18 million.
Mega Million Jackpot Rises to $82 Million21 February 2005
No ticket managed to match all six numbers, so the jackpot for the Tuesday, February 22 Mega Million drawing grows to an estimated $82 million.
Study: Casinos Helping Pull Tribes from Poverty18 February 2005
Tribal casino gambling helped boost income among American Indians faster than the general population in the 1990s, a Harvard University researcher told a conference of tribal leaders in Las Vegas last week.
Colorado Casino Revenues Up18 February 2005
News Brief: Colorado casinos last month raked in more than $60.1 million in adjusted gross proceeds.
Kentucky Gambling Opponent Wary of Budget18 February 2005
News Brief: A leading opponent of legalized casino gambling expects an attempt by lawmakers to include gambling in the Senate's version of the state budget.
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