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Study: Wichita is Best Site for Casino
19 April 2004
News Brief: A destination casino and resort is likely to be more successful in Wichita than any other area of the state, a recent study by a national consulting firm says.
Detroit Casinos Get Ready for Competition19 April 2004
News Brief: While Michigan’s horsemen continue their push for video lottery terminals, officials with two of Detroit’s three casinos say they would initiate steps to offset potential losses if racetrack casinos are legalized.
Emerald Downs Meet Begins16 April 2004
News Brief: Emerald Downs’s 89-day meeting begins with an eight-race twilight card on Friday and runs through September 20.
A Busy Day at Bellagio16 April 2004
Not only is MGM Mirage's flagship property, the Bellagio, open for business again, but it enjoyed a busier than usual Thursday, a company spokesman, retailers and guests agreed.
Gaming Insiders Unload Stocks16 April 2004
Gaming industry insiders sold more than $500 million of stock in their own casino companies in the first quarter of 2004.
Expedia in Pact with Casinos16 April 2004
The Golden Nugget hotel-casinos in downtown Las Vegas and Laughlin have signed an agreement with Internet travel service Expedia Inc. to offer travel reservations online.
Connecticut Lawmakers Vote to Waive Lottery Deadline16 April 2004
News Brief: In 1997, Clarence D. Jackson didn’t cashed in his $5.8 million winning lottery ticket because he missed the one-year deadline by three days. Yesterday, the Connecticut House voted to give him the money.
Washington Tribal Casino Plans Move Forward16 April 2004
ews Brief: Fresh developments make it more apparent that the Cowlitz Indian Tribe plans to build a casino in La Center, Washington.
NIGA Honors Leaders16 April 2004
News Brief: The National Indian Gaming Association kicked off its 13th Annual Convention and Trade Show by honoring American Indian leaders and recognizing the unprecedented economic growth in Indian country.
Anti-Casino Crusader Compares Connecticut to Chernobyl16 April 2004
News Brief: As far as the Rev. Tom Grey is concerned, southeastern Connecticut, home to two of the world's largest and most profitable casinos, is Chernobyl.
Connecticut Slots Have Winter Blahs16 April 2004
News Brief: Fewer weekend days and the clinging winter weather combined to make March a so-so month for slot machine revenue at Foxwoods Resort Casino and Mohegan Sun.
Mississippi Casino Site Plans Delayed16 April 2004
News Brief: The owners of a Back Bay casino site asked Biloxi for permission to construct a man-made basin during the first phase of a proposed future development, but the Biloxi Planning Commission delayed a vote.
Mississippi Approves Casino Degree16 April 2004
News Brief: The Mississippi College Board has approved a bachelor's degree in tourism with the courses focusing on casino and resort management.
Kansas, Neighbors Compete for Gambling Dollars16 April 2004
News Brief: Kansas and some of its neighboring states are watching one another closely in a high-stakes contest for gambling revenue that is sure to get more competitive.
Iowa Allows More Gambling Licenses16 April 2004
News Brief: The Iowa House turned back a final attempt Thursday to block the issuance of new riverboat gambling licenses in the state, handing a hard-fought victory to several communities betting on new casinos to boost their economic prospects.
Connecticut Casino Watchdog Under Investigation16 April 2004
News Brief: Connecticut police have begun an inquiry into complaints that a state police major who oversees the casino unit has been regularly gambling at Foxwoods Resort Casino, in violation of his own orders.
Station Casinos Breaks Ground16 April 2004
Station Casinos, Inc. executives today broke ground on Red Rock Station Resort and Casino.
I Am Worried16 April 2004
Frank Scoblete: It is no accident that when Steve Wynn was running the Mirage properties, they had the best blackjack games in Vegas--and rarely sweated the action of even the biggest and most expert of players, and Mirage won a lot of money.
Powerball Jackpot Grows to $75 Million15 April 2004
Since no one correctly matched all six numbers in Wednesday's Powerball drawing, the jackpot will grow to an estimated $75 million.
Harvard Study: College Gambling Worries Overblown15 April 2004
A new Harvard survey of student gambling patterns shows that college students don't face a higher risk of gambling problems than other adults, the National Center for Responsible Gaming announced Wednesday.
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