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How Technology Can Aid Casinos, From the Mouth of One Converted
26 May 2004
Over the past few years, Harrah's Entertainment President Gary Loveman has shared his belief that technology has played a pivotal role in turning around his company's financial fortunes.
Cattle Congress Wants Iowa Track Opened26 May 2004
News Brief: The National Cattle Congress would like to reopen the Waterloo Greyhound Park for gambling, a plan that competes directly with a proposal for a riverboat casino.
Icahn Casino Reshuffle Ending26 May 2004
American Real Estate Partners, billionaire Carl Icahn's holding company, is expected to today complete the reorganization and financial restructuring of its Nevada and New Jersey casinos, including the Stratosphere in Las Vegas
Biloxi Postpones Casino Decision26 May 2004
News Brief: The Biloxi City Council tabled for two weeks a decision on whether to allow construction of a man-made basin for a speculative casino venture after Secretary of State Eric Clark raised objections.
TV Makes Stars of Casino Operators26 May 2004
Go ahead and touch that dial. The odds are increasing that you'll still land on a station with a television show about Las Vegas.
Texas Official Slams Gambling Funding Idea26 May 2004
News Brief: Funding education through slot machines and casinos is morally and fiscally irresponsible, a Republican National Committee member said Tuesday.
New York Gambling May Fund Schools26 May 2004
News Brief: New York Senate Republicans have publicly offered a plan for improving education financing, proposing to spend an extra $6.3 billion statewide, largely from gambling money they originally found distasteful.
Shopping The Strip For Less26 May 2004
Las Vegas Boulevard South is already home to some of the world's best-known fashion boutiques, including Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace and Tiffany & Co.
Illinois Expansion Plan Hits Obstacle26 May 2004
News Brief: Illinois gambling expansion plan hit an obstacle with a dispute over whether to lower taxes on the state's riverboat casinos.
Exec Hints at Stolen Money26 May 2004
News Brief: Hisashi Shimizu allegedly took millions of dollars from a Toda America Inc. account and sent an e-mail to the company's CEO and sales director saying he was leaving with the money. He was arrested in Las Vegas.
Battle Continues Over New York Casino26 May 2004
News Brief: There’s another lawsuit in the battle over building an Indian casino in Erie County.
Wisconsin Track Wants Compacts Blocked26 May 2004
News Brief: Dairyland Greyhound Park asked the Wisconsin court to temporarily prevent Governor Doyle from signing any new Indian gaming compacts until their challenge of casino gambling is decided in court.
California Casino Money Funds Community Projects26 May 2004
News Brief: Money from California casino tribes went for everything from helping build a new fire station to funding district attorney's office liaison/coordinators who will work with tribes.
Odds Improve for Pennsylvania Slots25 May 2004
News Brief: The odds do seem to be improving slowly for allowing casinos at horse racing tracks in Pennsylvania.
Casino Revenue Declines25 May 2004
Colorado casino revenue was down in April when compared with the previous month.
Controversy Stems From Video Lottery25 May 2004
The Wood County Commission has called a special meeting to discuss whether it should allow a video lottery operator to open a business across the street from a Baptist Church.
New Mexico Track, Casino Promoted25 May 2004
The state could see millions of additional dollars pumped into its coffers thanks to a horse track and casino under construction here.
Bellagio Power Outage Tied to Material Failure25 May 2004
A county investigation into the power failure that shut down the Bellagio for more than three days hasn't turned up an explanation for what caused material to degrade.
Battle Lines Emerge in Remote Gaming Debate25 May 2004
Battle lines are being drawn between opposing sides of issues surrounding intrastate remote gaming -- gambling using high-tech devices that allow gamblers to wager without being on a casino floor.
Gurrola Set to Leave Gaming Commission25 May 2004
A longtime Nevada Gaming Commission member will step down as soon as a replacement is found.
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