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Government Wants Deadbeat Parent's Gambling Winnings

14 January 2003
News Brief: The government wants to go after the gambling winnings of parents who owe child support.
 

Underage Gambling on the Rise

14 January 2003
More than any other generation, today’s youth have been exposed to widespread public gaming.
 

Woman Steals from Retired Priest

14 January 2003
News Brief: A relative of an elderly Catholic priest pleaded guilty yesterday to stealing $89,650 from him and admitted gambling some of it away at riverboat casinos in Indiana.
 

Instant Lottery Tickets Led to Woman's Financial Spiral

14 January 2003
News Brief: Scratch-off lottery tickets started out as a way to ease the monotony of Diane G.’s on-the-road sales job. They became a road to tens of thousands of dollars of debt.
 

Sands Has New President

14 January 2003
News Brief: Well-traveled casino executive Tom Davis will become Sands' fourth president in 13 months, pending regulatory approval.
 

Acres Wins Gold Most Innovative Product

14 January 2003
Acres Gaming’s Advantage Mobile Data Access received the American Gaming Summit 2003 Gold Award for the most innovative gaming product of the year.
 

Atlantic City Round-Up

14 January 2003
News and views from Atlantic City including: execs blame smoking ban for sudden decline in slot-machine revenue, new responsibilities for Taj Mahal's chief operating officer Mark Brown, and the Borgata pre-opening event heads to the Big Apple.
 

West Virginia to Consolidate Gambling Commission

14 January 2003
News Brief: West Virginia has joined Washington as states planning to consolidate government functions and make the racing commission part of a broader gambling commission.
 

Flint, Michigan Council Approves Casino

14 January 2003
News Brief: The City Council unanimously voted Monday to support bringing a casino to Flint, Michigan.
 

NFL Won't Allow Vegas Ads

14 January 2003
The National Football League has drop-kicked Super Bowl television advertisements promoting Las Vegas as a resort destination because the state allows people to wager on football games in its sports books.
 

Nebraska Tracks Offer Instant Video Racing

14 January 2003
News Brief: To better compete with casinos in Iowa and other forms of gambling, two Nebraska horse tracks are seeking the state's permission to offer a new form of video racing.
 

Claims Disputed in Lawsuit Over Tribal Gaming

14 January 2003
News Brief: A dog track suing the state to stop the governor from renewing tribal gaming compacts has no evidence to show that it would profit if Wisconsin had no Indian casinos, attorneys for the state Justice Department argued in court papers filed Monday.
 

California Governor Uses Slots as Bait

14 January 2003
News Brief: Gov. Gray Davis' decision to ask Indian tribes to put up $1.5 billion to help balance the state budget suggests the governor is willing to give tribes what they want most: more slot machines, perhaps lots more.
 

Business Groups Challenge Casino Industry

14 January 2003
Nevada legislators are about to consider whether to enact a massive tax increase that supporters argue is necessary to maintain government services.
 

A Slot By Any Other Name

14 January 2003
There is a new casino competitor coming to America called bingosino that has already begun raising important questions.
 

Gaming Summit Identifies Industry's Challenges

14 January 2003
The American Gaming Summit wrapped up Friday at the Rio with warnings that tribal gaming, racinos and Internet gambling all present challenges for the industry.
 

Indiana Internet Gambling Bill Approved by Committee

14 January 2003
News Brief: An Indiana bill that would make it a felony to promote illegal Internet gambling was approved Monday by the Senate's Economic Development and Technology Committee.
 

Illinois Board May Withdraw Settlement Agreement

14 January 2003
News Brief: Attorneys for the Illinois Gaming Board have filed court papers alleging the owners of the Emerald casino license have breached a settlement agreement, threatening the license sale and millions of dollars in state revenue.
 

California Casino Foes File Lawsuit

14 January 2003
News Brief: More forces have lined up against the Shingle Springs Indian casino that is expected to bring in more visitors than Yosemite National Park in a given year.
 

Gambling is Only Sure Bet for Hilton

13 January 2003
International News Brief: Hilton Group, like other companies involved in the hotel business, is in a state of limbo.
 


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