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Online Casino News for Tuesday - March 2, 2004

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Casino interests congregate on City Hall - 2004-03-02
Spokespersons of two proposed casino resorts gave the details of their projects to the City Council Monday night and encouraged the city to decline renewing its exclusive settlements with another Indian tribe.

Attorney Les Marston commented that his tribe currently has a gaming compact for its casino in Havasu Lake and stated that he thinks the Chemehuevis could gain authorization for slots in Barstow within two weeks.
Read the full story at Desert Dispatch Online
 
Ex-casino Aztar employee files sex discrimination suit - 2004-03-02
An ex-Casino Aztar manager has sued the gaming company, alleging sexual discrimination.
Suzanne F. Jerger of Newburgh claimed in the lawsuit that management reacted against her after she complained about being coerced to hire large-breasted women as cocktail waitresses.

She also alleged she was penalized after she investigated a report that one of the waitresses had been assaulted by a casino manager.
Read the full story at WHAS 11
 







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