News - Page 1796
Idaho AG Won't Challenge Gambling Law
10 June 2004
News Brief: Idaho Attorney General, Lawrence Wasden, has decided to not appoint an attorney to handle their proposed challenge to the constitutionality of the 2002 Indian gambling initiative.
New Mexico Town Considers Track, Casino10 June 2004
News Brief: Officials from Tucumcari, New Mexico are considering developing a racetrack and casino to promote tourism.
Casino Gaming Entertainment Continues Its Growth in Popularity9 June 2004
Racy Billboard Issue Reaches LVCVA
9 June 2004
The debate over raunchy advertising and Southern Nevada's public image made its way to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority on Tuesday.
Casino Negotiation Measure Advances9 June 2004
A governor who begins negotiations with an Indian tribe for a compact involving gambling would have to notify lawmakers and parish officials in the area where the casino would be located, under a bill unanimously approved Monday by the state House.
Gaming Board Looks at Hiring Outside Counsel9 June 2004
The Illinois Gaming Board's chairman confirmed Tuesday that he may try to hire outside counsel to help evaluate a plan by Mississippi-based Isle of Capri Casinos Inc. to operate a riverboat casino in suburban Rosemont.
'Wal-Mart Effect' Seen With Potential Casino Merger9 June 2004
As talks continue on a potential merger between MGM Mirage and Mandalay Resort Group, the potential fallout of such a blockbuster deal is being assessed by the companies' employees and suppliers.
California Racing Industry Presents to Senate9 June 2004
ews Brief: Horseracing representatives were given the opportunity June 8 to tell a California Senate Governmental Organization sub-committee what's troubling the sport and they had plenty to say.
Charles Town Commits to Lobbying Effort9 June 2004
News Brief: The president of Charles Town Races & Slots is moving to a new position that will give the company a full-time liaison to state and local governments.
Pimlico Meet Handle Up Slightly9 June 2004
News Brief: The Maryland Jockey Club reported slight increases in total handle and on-track handle for the 48-day spring meet at Pimlico Race Course, which concluded on Sunday.
Mega Million Jackpot Grows to $85 Million9 June 2004
The excitement continues to grow as the jackpot for the Friday, June 11, 2004 Mega Millions drawing is an estimated $85 million.
Detroit Casinos Take in Second Highest Total9 June 2004
News Brief: Detroit’s casinos took in more than $108.6 million in gross gambling revenue for May, the second-highest total ever.
Expansion Begins at Oregon Casino9 June 2004
News Brief: Work has begun on a $20 million project to expand the hotel at the Spirit Mountain Casino in Oregon.
A Vision of Things to Come9 June 2004
The Fremont Street Experience's new boss has told local tourism officials his new 'Viva Vision' canopy will soon give visitors and locals new cause to venture into downtown Las Vegas.
Casino Patron Picks Just the Right Time for a Royal Flush9 June 2004
News Brief: The odds of hitting a royal flush in video poker are about 40,000 to 1. But what are the odds of hitting that top jackpot hand during a 15-minute game malfunction?
Poll: Both California Initiatives Favored9 June 2004
News Brief: A new poll says that voters are in favor of two separate Indian gambling initiatives that would give the state a bigger share of the profits.
Mandalay Acquisition Needs Mississippi Approval9 June 2004
News Brief: The Mississippi Gaming Commission would have to approve the MGM Mirage buyout of Mandalay since MGM Mirage and Mandalay Resort Group are licensed in Mississippi.
Coyote Valley Shodakai Casino Temporarily Suspends Operations9 June 2004
The Shodakai Casino announced today that the casino will suspend operations for the next few days in compliance with the temporary closure order issued on Monday by the National Indian Gaming Commission.
New Mexico Track, Casino Construction Begins9 June 2004
ews Brief: Construction of the new Zia Park racetrack and casino in southeast New Mexico is under way.
Christian Group Wants Gambling Facilities Closed9 June 2004
News Brief: The Christian Coalition of Alabama has issued a written request asking that gaming facilities run by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians be closed down.
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