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Online Casino News for Friday - February 27, 2004

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• Obsessive gambler reverses the tables on casino bosses
• Iowa House authorizes table games at racetracks
• Hazel Raceway Takes a Gamble on $35 Million Upgrade
• Compulsive Gambler Succeeds in Suit
• No More New Gambling Permits in Iowa
• Dealer cheers for the customer
• Gambling legislation brought in
• Plan would place casino within one hour of neighboring city
• State refutes Vernon Downs harness license; VLT casino is also declined
• Car-bus clash in canyon kills one
• Aristocrat's new employer prepared for new markets
• Tourism Can Be a Financial Boon, But Also Fuels Conflict of Cultures
• Thousands come out to apply for jobs at new casino
• Vegas Casino Company's No. 2 Executive Leaves to Create New Business
• Thousands attend new casino job fair
• Penn National Misses Out on Illinois Gaming Bid
• Premier permits beleaguered Sorbara to stay on
• Harrah’s named finalist for Illinois casino license
• Findings in Venetian rigging land at Indian casino
• Vegas hotel-casino to compensate US$1 million after rigging game
• Poker Stars Commemorated
• Caution on bogus $100 bills in South Lake Tahoe
• Drug runner sentenced to 15 years
• Two national unions declare intention to merge
• Improved gaming facilities revive NZ entertainment groups revenue
• Casino HQ to launch in Arctic
• Licensing of Casino Board in Deliberation
• Casino measure is under way
• Ellis Park excluded from casino proposal
• N.Y. man taken into custody for beating at casino
• Cleveland contemplating casino gambling in downtown area
• Casino to include Trot Line, gambling, prizes
• Memphis casinos would be a bad gamble for state
• Shock jock's voyage to casino still on schedule
• UNLV offers gambling on its curriculum
• House says no to new gambling licenses
• Kentucky Constituents Could Rule On Casinos
• Ottumwa leaders lobby for new casinos
• Vote could assist or hinder casino production
• Casino Workers Among Those in Top U.S. Unions to Merge
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Kentucky Constituents Could Rule On Casinos - 2004-02-27
Kentucky could be one move closer to permit developed casino gambling.
A leading house democrat brought in a constitutional amendment Friday in Frankfort that would let constituents rule on the issue.

Officials imagine up to nine casinos and at least five of those would be owned by the state's horse tracks.
Casino's could produce over $400 million in annual revenue for the state.
Read the full story at WCPO
 
Ottumwa leaders lobby for new casinos - 2004-02-27
Officials from Ottumwa and Wapello County gave up their government jobs for lobbying Thursday, urging for the Iowa legislature to remove the gambling moratorium.
The moratorium stops new casino licenses from being awarded in the state. Five Iowa counties have passed gambling referenda, though, putting pressure on the state to act. Last year the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission sent the issue to the legislature. That set up Thursday's daylong deliberation.
Read the full story at Ottumwa Courier
 







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