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Online Casino News for Tuesday - March 18, 2003

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Religious groups stumble on tricky question on lottery scholarships - 2003-03-18
If you're taking a gamble on Alan Rosenhauer to assist in turning Tennessee's proposed lottery into a success, don't bother.
If the state goes ahead with plans to compile 38 others in the lottery business, the Franklin computer consultant won't buy scratch tickets or wager on megastate jackpots.

Rosenhauer, a Southern Baptist, feels that state-sponsored gambling preys on those least able to afford lengthy odds.
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Casino operator, regulators compromising to deal with charges - 2003-03-18
Horseshoe Entertainment Inc. is bargaining with state casino officials in an effort to settle charges of traditional business practices and get a complete renewal of its riverboat license in Bossier City.

"There are discussions, but there is no settlement at this point," insisted Hillary Crain, chairman of the Louisiana Gaming Control Board. "I think they are a lot further along than they were even two weeks ago."
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