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Online Casino News for Saturday - January 3, 2004

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• New casino presence felt in Atlantic City
• Rose confession expected in book Thursday
• Commission revamps lottery signage rules
• The rise and fall of Pete Rose
• Schwarzenegger expected to cut into budget
• State lottery changes stand on video lottery advertising
• Borgata grabs business of A.C. rivals in first half-year
• Lottery machines back in operation
• Author makes book on Tampa's mob
• Foster has mixed legacy
• Indian tribes use punishment of banishing
• Tribal police raid headquarters, protesters arrested
• Casino plan thoughtless
• Niagara's Trickle-Down Theory: Waiting to Share Casino's Profits
• Beauprez against casino
• Capital Casino gets a New Year’s Upgrade
• Golden Nugget buyers has first license vote Wednesday
• Money woes persists over 2004 session
• Man arrested for trying to pass a counterfeit check
• Tribe plans youth projects
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Commission revamps lottery signage rules - 2004-01-03
The West Virginia Lottery Commission can't seem to figure out what is or is not acceptable advertising for video lottery establishments, some local video lottery retailers revealed Friday.

The action reverses Musgrave's original interpretation of Gov. Bob Wise's executive order that banned limited video lottery from having ads or signs that used words or phrases associated with gambling.
Read the full story at News and Sentinel
 
The rise and fall of Pete Rose - 2004-01-03
April 14, 1941: Born in Cincinnati.

July 8, 1960: Joins the Cincinnati Reds as an amateur free agent.

March 20, 1989: Reports link Rose to gambling. Commissioner's office reveals Rose is under investigation.

Aug. 24, 1989: Banned from baseball for gambling by Commissioner Bart Giamatti. Rose agrees to the ban, but can apply for reinstatement after one year.
Read the full story at Philadelphia Inquirer
 







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