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Online Casino News for Sunday - February 15, 2004

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A Tribe Divided, One Little Indian Boy Stands In The Middle - 2004-02-15
There are more individuals dead than alive on the Schaghticoke Indian Reservation watching the Housatonic River in northwest Connecticut. There are more headstones than homes. There is more silence than noise.

But Brett is also stuck between a bigger divide, between the Tribal Nation and a separate Schaghticoke faction in conflict over control of the reservation and who will profit from on the tribe's newfound leverage in the area's growing casino battles.
Read the full story at New York Times
 
Casino Owner Pinnacle Expects to Invest $550 Million - 2004-02-15
Pinnacle Entertainment Inc. is a company in a rush.
The casino owner is pushing hard to grow revenue, upgrade its blend of properties and clean up its past.

Pinnacle's intention to invest $550 million in casino developments in downtown St. Louis and Lemay are a key aspect of that evolution, says Daniel R. Lee, chairman and chief executive.
Pinnacle's vision for the district -- the nation's eighth-largest casino market -- added to the success of its latest offering of 11.5 million additional shares and the accompanying increase in its stock price, Lee stated.
Read the full story at Miami Herald
 







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