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Gaming News Archives - Page 4491Cherokee to Buy Oklahoma Racetrack26 March 2004
News Brief: Cherokee Casino, which is owned by the Cherokee Nation, has purchased Will Rogers Downs in Claremore, Oklahoma.
Another Horseshoe Claim Settled26 March 2004
As part of a move by Harrah's Entertainment Inc. to settle all pending claims against Binion's Horseshoe, Harrah's has paid a former dealer who alleged wrongful firing $25,760 in backpay.
Aladdin Reports Profit in February26 March 2004
The Aladdin reported a $4.1 million profit in February, reversing the $402,122 loss reported in January and the $4.1 million deficit recorded in December.
Vegas Companies Eye Singapore Opportunity26 March 2004
International News Brief: MGM Mirage and Caesars Entertainment Inc. are among the U.S. casino companies interested in potentially building a casino in Singapore.
Flights Planned for Las Vegas, Quad Cities26 March 2004
Orlando-based discount carrier AirTran Airways will continue its expansion in Las Vegas with nonstop round trips to and from the Quad Cities on the Iowa-Illinois border.
Horseshoe Workers Meet with Harrah's Officials26 March 2004
Former Horseshoe workers both literally and figuratively moved closer to their old jobs Thursday after they met with officials from Harrah's Entertainment Corp.
North Dakota Joins Powerball26 March 2004
News Brief: Powerball lottery tickets went on sale at 390 sites around North Dakota late Thursday morning.
New York Legislation Proposes Gambling on Ferries26 March 2004
News Brief: New York Assemblymen Joseph Morelle, David Gantt, and State Senator Joseph Robach have introduced legislation to allow video lottery terminals on Rochester’s fast ferry.
Washington City Plans Casino Vote26 March 2004
News Brief: The City Council of Kenmore, Washington, has decided to let voters decide whether they ought to allow gambling within the city limits.
NIGA Rules Against Wyandotte 7th Street Casino26 March 2004
News Brief: National Indian Gaming Commission has ruled that the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma may not legally operate the Wyandotte 7th Street Casino across the street from City Hall in Kansas City, Kansas.
Mississippi Gambling Boat to be Auctioned26 March 2004
News Brief: The old President Casino-Mississippi, the second gambling boat on the Coast, will be sold at a foreclosure auction early next month.
Milwaukee Considers Moving Casino26 March 2004
News Brief: Acting Mayor Marvin Pratt and County Executive Scott Walker announced an initiative to determine whether the Potawatomi Bingo Casino should move downtown, an idea tribal leaders greeted cautiously.
Casino Prostitution Ring Busted26 March 2004
News Brief: An Asian prostitution ring conspired with six Atlantic City casino employees to sell sexual services to favored gamblers, authorities said Thursday.
Detroit Casino Petition Rejected26 March 2004
News Brief: The Wayne County Election Commission rejected petitions for the recall of Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and five members of the Detroit City Council. The petitioner opposed the city's decision to revise development agreements with local casinos.
Philippine Party Leader Won't Accept Casino Mogul's Money26 March 2004
International News Brief: Philippine’s opposition presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. on Friday said he would not accept campaign contributions from casino mogul Stanley Ho.
Illinois AG Threatens Casino Deal26 March 2004
News Brief: Illinois Atty. Gen. Lisa Madigan has publicly linked Rosemont and its mayor to the mob and has threatened to thwart a deal to open a casino in the suburb unless regulators fully explain why they backed the proposal.
The Sands Regent's Debt Re-Financed26 March 2004
The Sands Regent has completed a private placement of securities, the proceeds of which were used by the company to refinance a $4,214,000 debt.
Boyd Gaming Reports Notes Offering26 March 2004
Boyd Gaming Corporation intends to offer $300 million aggregate principal amount of 10-year senior subordinated notes in a private placement transaction.
Lottery Winner Finally Claims Prize25 March 2004
News Brief: A 25-year-old Greenwood woman claimed the $6.5 million Hoosier Lotto jackpot, four months after she bought the winning ticket at a Shelbyville gas station.
Catalina Casino to Celebrate 75th Anniversary25 March 2004
This May, the legendary Catalina Casino will celebrate its 75th
Anniversary.
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