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Gaming News Archives - Page 4697Residents Upset Over Horseshoe's Rental of Park16 July 2003
News Brief: Some residents and officials were upset when a Lake Michigan casino took over an entire public park for its company picnic.
Gaming Revenue Flat in Louisiana16 July 2003
News Brief: Louisiana's state-licensed casinos saw their winnings from gamblers last month drop slightly from June 2002, despite the first full month of operation of the state's second slot-machine casino at a race track.
Banking, Casino Executives Get First Look at New $20s16 July 2003
It only took a few seconds for a machine that is standard at most Las Vegas casinos to spit out a few phony $20 bills hidden among a stack of 100 authentic twenties.
Outdated UK Gambling Laws to be Relaxed16 July 2003
Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell today outlined key principles behind the proposed Gambling Bill. The draft clauses of the Bill aim to relax outdated restrictions and provide greater choice for adult gamblers.
17 Illegal Immigrants Arrested in Raid at Saratoga Race Course16 July 2003
News Brief: Immigration officials and police arrested 17 illegal immigrants working at the Saratoga Race Course in an early morning raid Tuesday, authorities said.
Casino Daycare Workers Walk Off the Job16 July 2003
News Brief: The 40 unionized workers at the Casinours daycare of the Montreal Casino's head office launched a work stoppage Monday morning.
Supercasino Sought for Downtown Vancouver16 July 2003
News Brief: Two Vancouver casino owners and the city's bingo-hall operator, with support from local charities, have banded together to ask city council to approve a new super-casino and bingo hall with 600 slot machines downtown.
Casino Honors Employee's Heroics16 July 2003
News Brief: Tony Kolasa's heroism at the fire scene was celebrated by hundreds of fellow employees during a quarterly employee meeting at the casino.
Local Woman Hits Nickel Slot Jackpot16 July 2003
News Brief: When Lori headed out to Sky Ute Casino Sunday morning, she had no idea her life was about to be forever altered.
Casino Sent to Coventry16 July 2003
International News Brief: An American gaming company has unveiled plans for the building of Britain's largest casino.
Charity Gaming Rules to Stay -- Provincial Government Says16 July 2003
News Brief: Several local Ontario clubs began complaining last year the municipality is no longer issuing them licences for traditional fundraisers such as Nevada tickets, bingos and raffles.
Federal Program for Money Professionals Opens at Rio16 July 2003
A nationwide training program for money-handling professionals in gaming and banking was kicked off Tuesday at the Rio by federal officials.
Nevada Gold and Muscogee (Creek) Nation Team Up on Multi-Million Dollar Gaming Project15 July 2003
Nevada Gold & Casinos has been selected by the Muscogee (Creek) Nation as the developer and manager for a gaming resort development in Tulsa, Okla.
Oregon Casino Plan Advances15 July 2003
News Brief: A proposed tribal casino near Florence cleared a major hurdle Monday when Gov. Ted Kulongoski declined to file an appeal of federal court rulings upholding the project.
Tobacco Shop Raided in Dispute Over Casino15 July 2003
News Brief: The chief sachem and seven other members of the Narragansett Indian Tribe were arrested Monday by state police in what onlookers described as a violent raid of the tribe's new tax-free tobacco shop.
Gambling Expansion Petition Approved15 July 2003
News Brief: Supporters of the latest effort to expand casino gambling in Missouri have received state approval to begin gathering the petition signatures needed for a November 2004 vote.
Who Says You Can't Win From Losing?15 July 2003
49er and Three Diamonds casinos offer 'free insurance' for online play in July.
Wynn Grants Recruited Executive's Wish to Break Contract15 July 2003
Don Marrandino and Steve Wynn have agreed that Marrandino would leave his job as Wynn Las Vegas executive vice president and general manager, Wynn said Monday.
Experimental Canadian Program Explains Real Costs of Gambling15 July 2003
News Brief: The Addictions Foundation of Manitoba has run the centre as a pilot project for the last six months. Now, as the project comes to a close, staff believe the message is getting through.
Call to Ban Poker Machines in Papua New Guinea15 July 2003
International News Brief: Guminie MP Nick Kuman has called on the Government to ban poker machines.
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