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Reno Casino Expansion Advances
21 November 2003
The Reno City Council has given initial approval to a request to nearly triple the size of a neighborhood casino on South Virginia Street south of Reno.
Louisiana Tribe Must Cover Lost Taxes to Open Casino21 November 2003
News Brief: The Jena Band of Choctaws will have to cover any possible tax losses to the state to get an agreement to operate a reservation casino in northwestern Louisiana, according to Governor Mike Foster.
Mississippi College Board Backs Casino Courses21 November 2003
News Brief: College students in Mississippi could learn about casino management at universities throughout the state if the College Board has its way.
Treasure Bay Won't Have to Lower Mast21 November 2003
News Brief: The Treasure Bay Casino will not have to lower the mast of its pirate ship if the gambling barge is moved into a man-made basin.
Iowa Commission Votes to Keep Casino License Moratorium21 November 2003
News Brief: The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission voted 5-0 to leave in place a 5-year-old moratorium on the issuance of new casino licenses.
Man Sentenced for Helping Family Gambling Operation21 November 2003
News Brief: The last member of a Pittsburgh family-run illegal gambling business will join his brother behind bars.
Chinese Mayors Visit Mississippi21 November 2003
News Brief: Thirty mayors and deputy mayors from China visited Biloxi on Thursday to learn how casinos have changed the city.
California Initiative Allows Slots in Tracks, Card Rooms21 November 2003
News Brief: In a move that could break Indian tribes' monopoly on Nevada-style gambling in California, corporations that own major horse-racing tracks and card rooms are preparing an initiative aimed at next November's ballot to allow them to operate slot machines.
Dead Mobster Removed from Nevada Black Book21 November 2003
Nevada Gaming Commission voted 5-0 to remove deceased mobster, Marshall Caifano, from its List of Excluded Persons, popularly known as the Black Book.
Par-A-Dice Riverboat Casino Fined20 November 2003
News Brief: Illinois’ gaming regulators have fined the Par-A-Dice riverboat casino $17,500 for allegedly not telling them soon enough about a theft at the East Peoria property.
SuperLotto Plus Jackpot at $44 Million20 November 2003
News Brief: The California Lottery's `SuperLotto Plus' jackpot has rolled up to $44 million.
Hubbard Picked for New Mexico Track, Casino Contract20 November 2003
News Brief: The New Mexico Racing Commission has picked Ruidoso Downs owner R.D. Hubbard and his partners to build and operate a new horse race track and casino, to be called Zia Park, at Hobbs.
Maine City Considers Racino Referendum20 November 2003
News Brief: A majority of Westbrook city councilors say they support sending a proposal for a race track with slot machines to referendum.
Red Rock Casino Proposal Draws Opposing Rallies20 November 2003
Opponents of a proposal to build a 300-foot tower along with a new casino and resort in Summerlin announced that they would hold a rally Friday to pressure developer Howard Hughes Corp. to abandon its support of the project.
Powerball Grows to $33 Million20 November 2003
Since no one correctly matched all six numbers in Wednesday's drawing the jackpot will grow to an estimated $33 million.
Las Vegas Plans New Year's Eve Fireworks20 November 2003
ews Brief: The Las Vegas Strip is planning a half-million-dollar New Year's Eve fireworks display that organizers hope will rival East Coast celebrations and help mark Sin City's 2004 centennial.
Nightclub Tax Plan to Cost Nevada $4 Million20 November 2003
Nevada gambling casinos that feature trendy nightclubs may be in for a tax windfall of up to $4 million under the new live entertainment tax.
Court Upholds Ohio Lottery Plan20 November 2003
News Brief: Ohio can participate legally in a multistate lottery but can't take profits from the lottery away from education, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday in a decision that largely favored the state.
Iowa Tribe to Reopen Casino by Christmas20 November 2003
ews Brief: Officials of the Meskwaki tribe have abandoned their goal of reopening their casino by Thanksgiving. Tribal spokesman Tom Jochum says Christmas is more realistic.
Wisconsin Officials Upset Over Casino Question Wording20 November 2003
ws Brief: In asking Dane County voters if they want a casino, County Board members want referendum language that some Madison officials say is biased in favor of gambling.
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