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Online Casino News for Wednesday - March 17, 2004

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• College Board postpones ruling on USM gaming curriculum
• Isle of Capri Casinos Backs Illinois Officials' Public Statements
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Property of 10,000 Casinos and finally tax free - 2004-03-17
Two of the casino suggestions now before our state lawmakers grabbed my attention. Rep. Linda Boudreau, R-Faribault, would establish a casino run by a new state agency with profits allocated to high school graduates for their college tuition.

Imagine a brand-spanking new Anoka County casino crowded at standing-room only, draining business from the Mille Lacs Reservation casinos. The Anoka casino funds will partly prop up the White Earth and Red Lake reservations in northern Minnesota.
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Illinois governor demands casino auction analysis - 2004-03-17
Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich on Wednesday called on the state's gaming board to perform a full, open and public review of their choice of Isle of Capri Casinos Inc. (ISLE) to establish a casino in the Chicago suburb of Rosemont.

Shares of Isle fell 5.6 percent, or $1.48 to close at $24.89 on Nasdaq in late trade as investors reacted to a potential hitch in the deal which is intended to create one of the most profitable casinos in the Midwest.
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