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Gaming News Archives - Page 4871Casino Arizona Debuts New Look27 August 2003
News Brief: The expanded Casino Arizona at Talking Stick, Arizona, debuted its new name and twice-as-large persona.
Sky City Casino Changes Name27 August 2003
International News Brief: A New Zealand Sky City casino has dropped its Riverside tag to become SkyCity Hamilton.
Staying on Track After the Finish Line27 August 2003
News Brief: Woman works to save thoroughbreds whose racing days are over from being slaughtered.
Broker Chops William Hill Starting Price27 August 2003
International News Brief: Punters collected their winnings on bookmaker William Hill yesterday after Merrill Lynch published a bearish note on the stock
Israel Group Wants to Open Casino27 August 2003
International News Brief: The Hamat Gader hot springs, owned by Kibbutz Haruv, Kibbutz Mevo Hama, Kibbutz Afik, and Kibbutz Meitzar, want to build a casino adjacent to the site.
Alliance Gaming Unit Launches Vegas, Moscow Slot Network27 August 2003
News Brief: Alliance Gaming’s Bally unit launched a private network connecting slot machines in Moscow with a control center in Las Vegas.
FutureLogic Expanding to Vegas26 August 2003
FutureLogic, a California company that makes ticket printers for slot machines, said it expects to open a distribution center in Las Vegas to meet growing demand for its printer products.
PDS Gaming Shareholder Lawsuit Dismissed26 August 2003
A shareholder suit that sought class action status against slot machine leasing company PDS Gaming Corp. has been voluntarily dismissed by the shareholder, the company said Monday.
Former Addict Speaks up in Gambling Debate26 August 2003
News Brief: Willie Thomason, a restaurateur and former gambling addict, has offered himself as a human face on the debate over whether Kentucky should legalize additional forms of gambling.
Kentucky Candidate Proposes Expansion26 August 2003
News Brief: Democrat Ben Chandler on Monday outlined his sweeping `vision’ for education: one whose funding hinges on expanding gambling in Kentucky.
Aladdin Lost $2.4 Million in July26 August 2003
The Aladdin hotel-casino reported losing $2.4 million in July, with half the loss attributable to fees and expenses associated with the Strip hotels Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.
Aladdin Buyer Moves to Reject Contracts26 August 2003
Attorneys for a restaurant in the Aladdin hotel-casino have filed an objection to the resort's reorganization plan in U.S. Bankruptcy Court after the restaurant landed on a list of companies whose contracts wouldn't be renewed when ownership of the resort changes hands.
Poker Machines Seized at Vermont Bar26 August 2003
News Brief: A Rutland bar is under investigation for allegedly running an illegal gambling operation.
Man Pleads Guilty in Betting Case26 August 2003
News Brief: A Minnesota man Monday became the sixth person to plead guilty as part of an investigation involving alleged bookmaker Robert Derryberry of Norwalk.
Hesperia Group Plans Legal Battle Against Casino26 August 2003
News Brief: A few Hesperia residents are saying it’s time to wage a legal battle to put the fate of the casino proposal into the hands of the people.
Fitzgeralds Undergoes Reorganization, New Ownership26 August 2003
News Brief: Fitzgeralds Casino-Hotel in downtown Reno is under new ownership and will have new management as of Wednesday.
California City Approves First Step Towards Casino26 August 2003
News Brief: The Hesperia City Council’s approval of the municipal service agreement tribe is the first of four mountains the Timbisha Shoshone tribe must climb before starting casino construction, according to Hesperia’s project point man Tom Harp.
A Casino Boss Who Started With a Bucket of Coins26 August 2003
News Brief: Robert L. Boughner knew from the start how to look like a high roller, even if he was only a college kid heading off for a drunken weekend in Las Vegas with other fraternity brothers.
Minnesota Man Part of Iowa Bookmaking Ring26 August 2003
News Brief: A Minnesota man has pleaded guilty as being part of a gambling investigation involving an alleged Iowa bookmaker.
Las Vegas Economy: Indicators Continue Their Rise26 August 2003
Nearly all of the Southern Nevada economic indicators for July rose from previous periods, suggesting economic expansion into late this year, a top local economist said Monday.
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