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Online Casino News for Saturday - February 14, 2004

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Bridgeport contemplates taking a gamble on casino - 2004-02-14
Bridgeport Mayor John Fabrizi stated Friday the city would consider hosting a casino for the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation, which has named the Park City as its top pick for potential casino development.
DeLuca stated he expects to lobby hard for a tribal casino and resort in Bridgeport, where he opened his first store in 1965.

Velky did not return phone calls Friday. DeLuca was reportedly out of the country and was unattainable for comment.
Read the full story at New Haven Register
 
DeJope casino would be $3 million charge a year for state - 2004-02-14
The state would lose an estimated $40 million by 2016 if Dane County voters permit the Ho-Chunk Nation to convert a Madison bingo hall into a casino, according to a state message revealed Friday.

The Ho-Chunk has agreed to pay the city of Madison and Dane County $91 million from 2004 through 2016 if voters support a referendum Tuesday that would permit the tribe to offer craps, poker, roulette and other casino games at DeJope Bingo Hall.
Read the full story at Duluth News Tribune
 







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