News - Page 1797
U.S. Court Rejects Iowa's Tax Case
9 June 2004
News Brief: The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected Iowa's request to hear arguments over the way the state taxes its casinos.
Harrah's Willing to Raise Offer9 June 2004
News Brief: According to the company’s vice president, Harrah's Entertainment Inc. is willing to raise its offer for the right to build a casino in West Warwick, Rhode Island.
GSA Releases New Standard Protocols8 June 2004
The Gaming Standards Association today released two groundbreaking protocol standards that will change the face of gaming forever.
Seneca Casino's Alcohol Permits Run Out8 June 2004
News Brief: The Seneca Nation's new $71 million casino in western New York is no longer licensed to sell or serve alcohol.
Gaming Win Sets Record for April8 June 2004
For the third straight month, Nevada casinos posted a double-digit increase in winnings with strong business on the Las Vegas Strip.
Detroit Businessman Interested in MotorCity Casino8 June 2004
News Brief: Detroit businessman and casino owner Don Barden says he's interested in buying a casino that MGM Mirage might be forced to sell if it succeeds in a bid to buy rival Mandalay Resort Group.
Watchdog Widens NYRA Probe8 June 2004
News Brief: The court-appointed watchdog over the New York Racing Association is looking into whether the betting agency misused some of the millions of dollars held in trust for telephone bettors.
Connecticut Casinos Opened to Union Organizers8 June 2004
News Brief: The National Labor Relations Board last week issued a decision that gives the 20,000 employees who work at Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun the right to join unions.
New York Gaming Summit Back for Third Year8 June 2004
The popular New York Gaming Summit is back for its third installment, June 22-23 at a new location, Turning Stone Casino Resort in Verona.
Battle of Casinos Headed for TV8 June 2004
News Brief: Television stations in particular, and cable channels as well, must be looking ahead to Nebraska's great gambling debate this fall.
Former Harrah's Reno Bartender Loses Nevada High Court Appeal8 June 2004
News Brief: A former Harrah's Reno bartender lost Monday in efforts to get the Nevada Supreme Court to find that Harrah's erred in firing her for refusing to abide by a policy requiring women employees to wear makeup.
Oklahoma Casino Tribes Ordered to Hand Over Records8 June 2004
News Brief: The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes have been ordered to hand over financial records to a federal grand jury.
Oklahoma Court Won't Reconsider Cockfighting Law8 June 2004
News Brief: The Oklahoma Supreme Court refused Monday to reconsider its ruling upholding the constitutionality of Oklahoma's cockfighting ban.
Casino Charters to Bahamas, Mississippi Launched8 June 2004
News Brief: A Fort Lauderdale airline has signed deals to fly charter service to casinos in the Bahamas and Mississippi.
Foxwoods Lures Rhode Island Workers8 June 2004
News Brief: For many, the promise of full-time jobs outweighs protesters' arguments that it is wrong for Rhode Island to allow Connecticut's Foxwoods Resort Casino to recruit at a state employment center.
Fuller Apologizes For Arrest On Gambling Charges8 June 2004
News Brief: Baltimore Ravens veteran cornerback Corey Fuller apologized for any embarrassment caused by his arrest on felony gambling and firearm charges.
Law Complicates Rhode Island Casino Debate8 June 2004
News Brief: A 1998 law might give East Greenwich a role in deciding whether a proposed West Warwick casino can get onto the ballot, according to lawmakers and others examining the issue.
Lawsuit Over Rockaway Beach Casino Plan Proceeds8 June 2004
News Brief: A group fighting a proposed casino in southwest Missouri succeeded in getting a new judge to hear its lawsuit.
Boomtown Reno Strikes Up Baseball Giveaway Fun8 June 2004
Boomtown Casino Reno's Grand Slam Reel Play Giveaway is striking up chances to win Oakland As baseball tickets and summer cookout gear.
Schwarzenegger Cancels Business-Recruiting Trip to Las Vegas8 June 2004
Citing the weekend death of President Reagan, California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Monday canceled a planned Las Vegas appearance intended to recruit expatriated businesses and their executives back to the Golden State.
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