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Online Casino News for Thursday - March 13, 2003

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Senate panel begins gambling hearings - 2003-03-13
With supporters anticipating the state's budget problems will assist in their cause, a Senate panel set off two days of testimony Wednesday on proposals to develop more legal gambling in Kansas.

Among the endeavors is a plan for a casino plus Branson-style entertainment on the banks of the Kansas River in Wyandotte County.
Read the full story at Dodge City Daily Globe
 
Jagr claims he paid off gambling debt - 2003-03-13
Jaromir Jagr acknowledged Wednesday that he made mistakes when he lost $500,000 gambling through an online gambling site, but he insisted he paid the debt four years ago and did nothing illegal.

"It was 1998, and I made mistakes," Jagr revealed to reporters following the Washington Capitals' practice.
Read the full story at Pittsburghlive.com
 







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