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Online Casino News for Saturday - January 3, 2004

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• 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
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• 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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Golden Nugget buyers has first license vote Wednesday - 2004-01-03
The Golden Nugget will probably trade hands in about three weeks, as Nevada gaming regulators are slated to look at the prospective buyers' permit applications at assemblies in Las Vegas on Wednesday and Jan. 22.

Poster Financial Group's $215 million deal to buy the Golden Nugget -- downtown's most profitable casino, by far -- and the Golden Nugget Laughlin from current owner MGM Mirage is contingent on the buyers receiving state regulators' OK.
Read the full story at Las Vegas Review Journal
 
Money woes persists over 2004 session - 2004-01-03
The predictions began one year prior: If you think it’s difficult balancing the state budget now, just wait until 2004. Well, 2004 has arrived, the task is at hand, and circumstances appear true to the predictions.

So Holden plans to propose many of the same taxes and revenue generators that he unsuccessfully pushed last year, including the elimination of some business tax breaks he terms "loopholes" and an increase in casino taxes.
Read the full story at Columbia Daily Tribune
 







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