Online Casino Ace - Online Casino News
English German French Spanish Italian Dutch



Online Casino News for Friday - March 14, 2003

More Online Casino News
• Blackpool sees its future as 'Las Vegas of North'
• Pakistan's Intelligence Service and Victimized Journalists
• Some Legislators Want Online Gambling Controls
• Bill to make Internet gambling illegal gets approval
• Ontario plans Problem Gambling Treatment Program
• Technology gives boost to traditional gambling
• Governor declines stadium-for-casino proposal
• Ed McMahon joins new bingo game deal
• Some legislators call for regulating, not banning, Internet gambling
• Gambling more than just fun and games
• Bill to stop online gambling passes House panel
• Officers take gambling machines
• Doctors insist casinos tempt gamblers
• Sebelius pushes for slots at tracks and casinos in Dodge City
• Study shows Casino would cost area millions
• Ore. declines tribes’ stadium-casino agreement
• Sebelius lays out $300 million budget package
• Roseville senior citizen is robbed of $8,000 in scam
• Governor, lawmakers spreading the pain
• Legislators predict gambling bill won't survive
• Taking a gamble
• $30 million pledged for gaming expansion
• Traditional-style Blackpool gambles on glossy centre
• Icahn patient with Atlantic City casino
• Bill would reveal private casino numbers
• Casino Employee Hides Bills In Sweatpants
Online Casino News
Bill to stop online gambling passes House panel - 2003-03-14
A House panel passed a bill Thursday to stop online gambling, a day after hockey superstar Jaromir Jagr admitted to compensating $450,000 in back payments he accumulated through an online bookmaker.

The House Financial Services Committee passed a bill endorsed by Rep. Jim Leach, R-Iowa, that makes it a crime for Internet gambling ventures to take credit cards or other wired transactions.
Read the full story at RGJ.com
 
Officers take gambling machines - 2003-03-14
Jerry Cannon was advised in December to get rid of the five gambling machines from his convenience store on Alabama 101 just south of Elgin.

He did as the law enforcement officials cautioned. He moved them - but just not far enough.

On Wednesday, agents of the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board and the Lauderdale County Drug Task Force assisted investigators with a return trip to Woody's One Stop.
Read the full story at Times Daily
 







Copyright © 2009 Online Casino Ace Inc

2009-01-06