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Connecticut Casinos Differ in Accounting Methods
24 March 2004
News Brief: Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Resort Casino are using different methods to account for the tickets issued by some slot machines after players have finished betting.
Small Town Feel for Nevada Project24 March 2004
The developer of Henderson's latest real-estate projects hopes its new District at Green Valley Ranch will bring a ‘Main Street, USA’-like atmosphere to the Southern Nevada desert.
Michigan Smoking Tax Hike, Racinos Linked24 March 2004
News Brief: Senate Democratic Leader Bob Emerson says he’s not going to rustle up votes for racinos if Republicans then intend to say the tobacco tax hike is unnecessary because the slot machines will generate the cash needed to erase the budget deficit.
BoDog.com Releases NFL Odds24 March 2004
BoDog.com Sportsbook and Casino has released odds on the New York Giants, and San Diego Chargers first round selections in the upcoming NFL Draft.
S&P: Atlantic City Needs More Development24 March 2004
News Brief: Atlantic City needs more than trendy restaurants, shops and other casino add-ons to achieve a major boost in gaming business, according to Standard & Poor’s.
Washington Bingo Halls, Casinos Threatened by Smoking Ban24 March 2004
News Brief: A proposed statewide no-smoking initiative could be another nail in the coffin for local casinos and bingo halls.
Governor Schwarzenegger Opposes Proposed Federal Amendments24 March 2004
News Brief: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has weighed in with pointed opposition to proposed amendments to a landmark federal law that set the legal boundaries for Indian gaming.
Florida County Bans Video Slots24 March 2004
News Brief: Video arcade slot machines, which have proliferated in dozens of adult arcades across the state, are now illegal in Seminole County.
New York Gambling Machines Bring in $1 Million24 March 2004
ews Brief: During their first six days in operation, the new electronic gambling machines at Fairgrounds Gaming & Raceway in Hamburg earned nearly $1 million for the state and racing interests, New York state figures show.
Iowa Committee Rejects Gambling Amendment24 March 2004
News Brief: The Senate State Government Committee has rejected an amendment that would have authorized the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission to issue as many as five additional licenses for riverboat-style casinos.
Illinois Governor Expected to Name Investigator24 March 2004
News Brief: Governor Blagojevich is expected to name a former deputy U.S. attorney general as special investigator to look into the Illinois Gaming Board's decision to give a casino license to Rosemont and Isle of Capri Casinos.
Maryland Gambling Opponents Urge End to Slot Legislation24 March 2004
ews Brief: More than 100 gambling opponents testified in Annapolis yesterday against proposals to bring slot machines to Maryland, as anti-slots forces pinned their hopes on the House of Delegates to kill such legislation for the second year in a row.
California Senator Pushes for Unlimited Tribal Gaming24 March 2004
News Brief: Senator Jim Mattin, who has received $1.3 million in campaign money from California’s casino tribes, is using his position to promote a ballot initiative that would permit unlimited expansion of tribal gambling.
Hoosier Picks for Best Blackjack24 March 2004
John G. Brokopp: This column’s mission to analyze the “State of Blackjack” in the Chicago area by targeting the best casinos to play the game and why.
Vernon Downs Gets Racing Licenses23 March 2004
News Brief: The New York Racing & Wagering Board has approved racing licenses to Vernon Downs so the harness track can run races this year and become eligible to open a casino.
Columnist: Las Vegas Downtown Developing an Attitude23 March 2004
Columnist Jeff German wonders, if after all these years of operating in mediocrity, a new attitude is emerging in downtown Las Vegas.
Gaming Operator Freed from Prison23 March 2004
Internet gaming whiz Jay Cohen was released Monday from the minimum-security Nellis Federal Prison Camp.
Man Shot in Robbery Attempt23 March 2004
A man was nearly shot in the head while trying to fend off robbers in the parking lot of a Las Vegas casino.
Tennessee Lottery Warning Not Recommended23 March 2004
News Brief: Efforts to strengthen the message to Tennessee lottery players about the dangers of problem gambling failed to get a favorable recommendation yesterday from the legislature's Lottery Oversight Committee.
Casino Association, Foes Update Websites23 March 2004
The American Gaming Association and the National Coalition Against Legalized Gambling are updating their websites in an effort to get their messages out.
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