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Online Casino News for Sunday - February 8, 2004

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Tribe's casino plans are not known - 2004-02-08
Even though the Cowlitz Tribe is widely believed to be preparing a casino in north Clark County, the tribe's plans for a 150 acre site near LaCenter are still doubtful even as a key meeting with county officials will soon arrive on Tuesday.

The county still as not seen a development bid for the tribe.
"Almost everybody who talks about this says they will build a casino," stated LaCenter City Councilman Richard Curtis. "However, the tribe isn't devoted to that, and until they do, anything can go there."
Read the full story at The Daily News
 
County legislator demands bigger share of slots profits - 2004-02-08
Saying the governor's slots legislation comes up all lemons for Anne Arundel, a county lawmaker expects to pursue a larger share of the profits.
Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s most recent measure would offer less impact funding than last year's version to pay for services and infrastructure if a slot machine casino is constructed at a Laurel Park racetrack.

This has provoked protests among county officials and legislators, such as those who've accepted money from gambling interests and those who contest legalizing slot machines in Maryland.
Read the full story at HometownAnnapolis.com
 







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