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Gaming News Archives - Page 5028Bingo Big in Small Town Indiana24 June 2002
News Brief: Bingo a thread in the fabric that makes up a small town Indiana . It’s where folks go when there's no movie theater in town, where generations gather to celebrate birthdays, where those without family find friends to converse with.
South Africa's Gold Circle, Phumelela Gaming Accord on Track24 June 2002
International News Brief: The partnership agreement between racecourse operators Phumelela Gaming & Leisure and Gold Circle is still on track, although it has been slightly delayed.
Casino Loan to Hammond, Indiana, Raises Eyebrows24 June 2002
News Brief: For the second time in as many years, Hammond, Indiana, is borrowing millions of dollars from a riverboat casino to help pay for an environmental reclamation project.
Missouri Casinos Strong Despite President Casino's Bankruptcy24 June 2002
News Brief: The bankruptcy of President Casinos Inc. came in spite of general prosperity among Missouri's casinos, including the company's own facility on the St. Louis riverfront.
New Manager Chosen for Milwaukee Tribal Casino24 June 2002
News Brief: The Forest County Potawatomi tribal council has chosen a quiet leader from its own ranks to take over the Potawatomi Bingo & Casino facility near downtown Milwaukee.
Nevada Gold & Casinos Enters New Indian Gaming Venture24 June 2002
Nevada Gold & Casinos has formed a joint venture, Route 66 Casinos, LLC, with American Heritage, Inc.
Cash Systems Completes New Financing24 June 2002
Cash Systems has successfully completed two private placements raising common stock gross proceeds of $777,500 and converted notes totaling $425,000 to company common stock.
Website Targets Connecticut Casinos24 June 2002
News Brief: A secretive group's anti-casino website is drawing charges that it is fueling bigotry and targeting native tribes for harassment.
Gaming Board to Hear Emerald Settlement Offer24 June 2002
According to a source, Emerald Casino Inc. would give up its gambling license, with no profit for investors, under a deal set to be presented publicly to the Illinois Gaming Board this week.
Nebraska Charities Say Commercial Gambling Hurts Fund-Raising24 June 2002
Some non-profit organizations are worried that an effort to expand gambling in Nebraska will further hurt their ability to raise money.
Hilton Plans 'Las Vegas Style' Hotels For UK Resorts24 June 2002
International News Brief: According to the Sunday Times, Hilton Group wants to introduce Las Vegas glamour to resorts and plans to transform coastal hotels into giant casinos with roulette tables, slot machines and cabaret.
CCC, DGE Officials Opt for Retirement24 June 2002
News Brief: Several of New Jersey's top gaming regulators are heading for the exit door at once, capitalizing on the state's new retirement-incentive program
Indiana Dockside Gambling Buoys Boat Patrons24 June 2002
News Brief: A new Indiana law allows casino boats to remain dockside so patrons can come and go as they like.
Australian Mayor Offers View on Maine Casinos24 June 2002
News Brief: An Australian mayor visiting Augusta, Maine, that government revenues from casinos in his city have increased 30-fold since 1992, the first year the operations were legalized.
Australia Provincial Gambling Board Under Investigation24 June 2002
International News Brief: Victoria's Office of Gambling Regulation is being investigated over allegations that its senior management destroyed records and did not carry out their statutory duties.
Land Claim Ruling May Harm Seneca's Casino Plans24 June 2002
News Brief: While dismissing the Seneca Nation's claim to Grand Island last week, a federal judge also might have made it tougher for the tribe to quickly open casinos in Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Ex-Caesars Boss Loses Appeal for License, Severance23 June 2002
News Brief: Superior Court judges on Friday denied appeals by former Caesars President Gary DiBartolomeo to regain his casino license and receive a $750,000 severance package.
Report: Wynn, Macau Set to Announce Deal23 June 2002
Strip developer Steve Wynn has agreed to terms on a new casino deal with the government of Macau and will sign a pact with the Chinese enclave today.
As I See It22 June 2002
With the passing of Jack Buck, columnist Jimmy Vaccaro does a little reminiscing.
U.S., Canadian Law Enforcers Target Cross-Border Telemarketers22 June 2002
Law enforcers from both sides of the border have taken aim at Canadian telemarketers who target U.S. citizens for cross-border scams.
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