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Three Firms Propose St. Louis Projects
17 November 2003
News Brief: Three gaming companies met Friday's deadline for proposing regional casino projects that could lead to new riverboat gambling venues in both the city's downtown and south St. Louis County.
Las Vegas Properties Received Five Diamond Ratings17 November 2003
he Bellagio and Four Seasons hotels on the Strip and the Ritz-Carlton Lake Las Vegas in Henderson received the Five Diamond award in the lodging category, while Le Cirque and Picasso at Bellagio and Renoir at The Mirage received the award in the restaurant category.
Tribes Forge Connection with Casino Loan17 November 2003
News Brief: A $42 million loan between two of Minnesota's Indian tribes reflects the varying fortunes that casino gambling has brought, with some tribes enjoying great success, while others struggle to overcome poverty.
Tribes Turn Casino Profits into Economic Tool17 November 2003
News Brief: Many Washington tribes are using newfound casino earnings to finance other economic development projects, raising the possibility that the boom in tribal gaming will have a lasting role in reducing poverty in Indian Country.
California Casinos May Hold the Cards17 November 2003
News Brief: Governor-elect Schwarzenegger’s plans to squeeze $1 billion from tribal casinos may be undermined by a computerized bingo game that looks and plays a lot like a slot machine but is exempt from state regulation.
Connecticut Town Gets Problem Gambling Help17 November 2003
ews Brief: Lower Middlesex County residents with a gambling addiction and their families can now get help locally.
Crooked Casino Workers Cash In17 November 2003
News Brief: Indiana employees stole at least $62,000 from riverboats last month, police reports show.
Schwarzenegger to Tax Casinos17 November 2003
News Brief: Arnold Schwarzenegger, who will take the oath as California's 38th Governor on Monday, is planning to bring in a tax on casinos in a bid to beat the state's budget crisis.
New York-New York Gets New Marquee Sign17 November 2003
Now, for the first time since it was built in 1997 at the intersection of the Strip and Tropicana Avenue, New York-New York hotel-casino is getting a new $10 million marquee sign.
Atlantic City Roundup17 November 2003
A summary of gaming industry news from Atlantic City.
Inside Gaming Column: Wynn Back in the Art Market17 November 2003
A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.
Caesars Palace Lights Up Las Vegas Strip17 November 2003
Caesars Palace will sparkle with an extensive array of holiday decorations, the centerpiece of which is a seven-story Christmas tree positioned in the middle of the famous Caesars Palace front fountains.
Court Reaffirms California Land Decision17 November 2003
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit affirmed the dismissal of all claims by the cities of Roseville and Rocklin, California and reaffirmed the decision to place lands in to trust for the United Auburn Indian Community for the purpose of gaming.
Gatti-Branco tickets go on sale17 November 2003
Tickets for the championship boxing match featuring Arturo Gatti versus Gianluca Branco will go on sale Monday, November 17 at 3 p.m.
Washington Gambling Commission Delays Vote14 November 2003
News Brief: The Washington State Gambling Commission voted Thursday to delay its decision on whether to increase betting limits on nontribal minicasinos from $100 to $300.
Suspects Arrested in Man's Kidnapping at Casino14 November 2003
Las Vegas police arrested three people in the investigation of the kidnapping of a man from Palace Station early Thursday.
Gambling Saved Mississippi County14 November 2003
News Brief: Once dubbed by Jesse Jackson as America’s Ethiopia, Tunica county is now known for it’s successful gambling industry.
Arrested Gamblers Protest Charges14 November 2003
An attorney for two gamblers arrested on charges of cheating at cards at Caesars Palace told the Nevada Supreme Court on Thursday that the charges were trumped up by agents of the state Gaming Control Board.
Governor Predicts Approval of Slots14 November 2003
ews Brief: Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell said Wednesday he believes his state will pass a bill to allow slot machines at racetracks by the end of the year.
Developers Pitch Plans for New Mexico Track14 November 2003
News Brief: The New Mexico Racing Commission heard proposals from four developers vying for the contract to build and operate an new racetrack.
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