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Gaming News Archives - Page 4719Casino Proposal Brings Traffic Concerns16 February 2004
News Brief: The likelihood of Connecticut's hosting another Indian casino has many officials in the Nutmeg State cringing and local residents peering anxiously over the border.
Nevadan At Work: Matthew Hileman, Marketing director, Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art16 February 2004
Matthew Hileman has traveled a long way to land in an odd little place -- a Kunsthalle, or small, privately owned art gallery in the desert.
Montana Casino Locations Up for Vote16 February 2004
News Brief: The Grand Falls Commission will vote Tuesday on whether to extend temporary rules on where casinos can be located in city.
Inside Gaming Column: Castoffs Catcher May Snag Castaways16 February 2004
A selection of stories from inside the industry this week.
Macau's Casino Untouched by Bird Flu16 February 2004
International News Brief: Macau's vitally important casino sector has so far remained immune to avian influenza epidemic, according to insider source.
South African Casino Expected to Boost Economy16 February 2004
International News Brief: The construction of a multi-million rand casino resort in Klerksdorp in the North West is expected to boost the local economy by creating job opportunities.
Closed Casino: Waiver Letter Riles Ex-Workers16 February 2004
Binion's Horseshoe workers are crying foul over demands they sign a general release against the company in return for limited repayments of medical expenditures.
Australian Gaming Machines to be Removed16 February 2004
International News Brief: Three thousand gaming machines look set to be removed from South Australian pubs and clubs in what the Australian Hotels Association.
New Zealanders Opinions Sought on New Gambling Policy16 February 2004
International News Brief: Locals are being asked to have their say on Auckland City’s new draft gambling venue policy that restricts the number of electronic gaming machines, commonly called pokies.
Philippine Court Asked to Reverse Gambling Ruling16 February 2004
International News Brief: The Sports and Games Entertainment Corp. has asked the Supreme Court to reverse its decision declaring null and void the authority granted to it by the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. to set up sports betting stations and on-line gaming in the country.
Serial/parallel, bet glossary and WSOP — what a bargain!16 February 2004
Horoscope for the Week of February 15, 200414 February 2004
Venus and Jupiter adorning our night skies is a blessing for Valentine's Day.
Ho-Chunk Feels Betrayed by Mayor13 February 2004
News Brief: Ho-Chunk leaders feel history has repeated itself and they've been stabbed in the back again, this time by Madison's mayor.
Vegas Prepares for Strong Holiday Weekend13 February 2004
Possibly the only thing better than a three-day holiday weekend to draw tourists to Las Vegas is a three-day holiday weekend that includes a sentimental observance such as Valentine's Day.
Regulator: Tribal Recognition System Flawed13 February 2004
A top Nevada casino regulator has called for a review of the federal process by which Indian tribes are recognized and lands are approved for casino development.
United Considers More Cheap Vegas Flights13 February 2004
United Airlines will evaluate its just-launched Ted discount subsidiary to determine if it is feasible to transform mainline United service between Chicago and Las Vegas into Ted flights.
Nebraska Lottery Director Avoids Charges13 February 2004
News Brief: Nebraska Lottery Director James Quinn will not be charged in connection with his wife's trip to Greece paid by a lottery vendor.
Second Wynn Tower Planned13 February 2004
Steve Wynn plans a half-billion dollar expansion of his $2.4 billion megaresort, with construction on a second tower set to begin before Wynn Las Vegas' scheduled April 2005 opening, industry insiders say.
Washington Minicasino Bet Limit Raised13 February 2004
News Brief: The Washington State Gambling Commission voted Thursday to double the maximum bet at minicasinos to $200.
Indiana Pull-Tab Bill Scratched13 February 2004
News Brief: The prospects for electronic pull-tab gambling died Thursday as Indiana Senate leaders said they did not want to expand gambling.
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