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Gaming News Archives - Page 4477Washington Tribe Connects Mall to Casino7 April 2004
News Brief: The Tulalip Tribe plans to build a shopping outlet that would connect economically and geographically to the Tulalip Casino.
Washington State Residents Against Casino Plan7 April 2004
News Brief: Some Lake Stevens residents are upset that a casino got put into their neighborhood thanks to a loophole.
Jackpots Are "Jack'd Up" At Horseshoe In April7 April 2004
Thursdays have been designated “Jack’d Up Jackpots” promotional days at Horseshoe Casino Hammond during the month of April.
iGGBA Welcomes Joint Scrutiny Committee Report7 April 2004
The UK interactive Gaming, Gambling and Betting Association welcomes the publication of the report by the Joint Parliamentary Committee on the Draft Gambling Bill and its critical support of the Government’s aim to offer a UK licence to remote gambling operators.
Maine Lawmakers Fight Over Gambling Bill7 April 2004
News Brief: Maine lawmakers are gearing up for what may be a big fight over a proposed gambling-control bill.
Buffalo Group Supports Casino7 April 2004
News Brief: While the Buffalo Niagara Partnership has come out against a casino in downtown Buffalo, the Huron Group of downtown business owners says yes to the idea.
Trump Visits California Casino7 April 2004
News Brief: Billionaire Donald Trump visited his Trump 29 casino in California valley.
Union Plans Protest in Palm Springs7 April 2004
A hotel union plans a major demonstration, including sit-down strikes and possible arrests, on Thursday as part of the first statewide gaming industry demonstration in California.
President Casinos Creditors Look to Convert Debt7 April 2004
News Brief: Creditors of the bankrupt President Casinos Inc. are considering a plan to convert more than $80 million in debt into stock and equity in a reorganized company.
Iowa AG Wants Gambling Ruling7 April 2004
News Brief: Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller will once again ask the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn an Iowa Supreme Court ruling that tossed out the state's gaming tax structure and put gambling at the top of the legislative agenda this year.
Mississippi Commission Tracks Casino Spending7 April 2004
News Brief: The Mississippi Gaming Commission has started a new program that it hopes will lead casinos to spend more money with Mississippi vendors.
Poker's Aces in World Poker Tour Season Finale7 April 2004
The World Poker Tour will draw many of the game's leading players to its championship from April 19-23, where it will conclude its second season by crowning this season's champion.
Livingston's Stat Book, "Baseball Prospectus," "Cigar City Mafia" Top New Arrivals7 April 2004
Howard Schwartz reviews three new betting sources. Two sources are by Bob Livingston, "Book of Major League Pitching Statistics" and "Baseball Prospectus 2004." The "Baseball Prospectus 2004” projects the performance of baseball teams and how ballparks affect performance. The third new source "Cigar City Mafia" is by Scott Deitche, designed for those wanting to know more about organized crime, bootlegging, gambling ringleaders, etc.
Harrah's Execs Eat More Health Care Costs6 April 2004
News Brief: Harrah's Entertainment Inc. is cutting costs and making health care more affordable for low-wage workers partly by shifting the burden onto employees at the top of the pay scale.
Oklahoma Tribe Wants Support for New York Casino6 April 2004
News Brief: The Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma has its eye on more than building a high-stakes bingo hall. They are also seeking local political support to gain a Class III gaming compact for a full-scale casino in New York.
Wynn Pursues Upscale Gamblers6 April 2004
News Brief: Stephen A. Wynn wants Vegas to become the top destination for every upscale gambler in the world.
Group Proposes Delaware Casino6 April 2004
News Brief: Sussex Entertainment Group principles Constantine F. Malmberg III, Frank Fantini and Ron Schafer want to bring a six-story hotel and a two-story casino to Georgetown, Delaware.
California Track Owners Reconsider Plans6 April 2004
News Brief: Bay Meadows Land Co., which owns Bay Meadows Race Course, and leases its racing operation to Magna Entertainment Corp., might not develop the property as planned if California voters approve expanded gaming at state racetracks.
UK Racecourses, Attheraces Accused of Breaking Law6 April 2004
International News Brief: The UK Office of Fair Trading says racecourses have broken competition law by collectively selling television rights to the doomed Attheraces channel.
U.K. Gambling Expansion Facing Hurdles6 April 2004
British legislators considering deregulating that country's gambling industry are expected to dilute original proposals supported by casino groups by recommending restrictions on gambling, analysts say.
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