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• Returning R.I. lawmakers face budget battles, debate over casino
• Casino employees accused of theft
• Sparks casino closes abruptly
• Casino opponents mobilize in St. Louis County
• Iowa's Meskwaki casino reopens
• Tale Of Two Stations: Casino Projects Handled Differently
• Funds available to casino, workers say
• Regency Casino plans for spring 2004 opening
• Baer still wants Beverly Hillbilly casino in Carson City
• Vegas management company closes neighborhood casino
• It's official: Slump is over
• Gambling addicts put life, love at stake
• State Eases Rule on Display of Licenses
• Singaporeans robbed of $20,000 in Batam
• Time for city to realize business potential
• Park Place sues over slots at Rosecroft Raceway
• Slot machines reward players before single spin
• Red Cliff vote Jan. 6
• Engelstad Arena in North Dakota has new owner
• Lessons from Connecticut's Indian casinos
• Gaming Stocks Turned Out to be Sure Bet in 2003
• Trojans jump back into A-Sun play with North Carolina trip
• Zoning change sought for hotel
• 'Not just a quiet little holiday'
• Voice of the People
• More space, less stress
• Cloud’s Jamboree returns to area
• New year kicks off with cool rain
Online Casino News
Time for city to realize business potential - 2004-01-02
Kent Smith-Windsor says the chamber does not regret pushing hard on the downtown casino front. He is still optimistic the proposed SIGA casino to now be built south of the city on the Whitecap reserve adjacent to an exclusive golf course will also benefit the area.

Saskatoon is approaching the mid-point of the first decade of the 21st century, poised for potential, but with a need for people to believe the city has a great future, according to business lobbyists who talked this week about what should and could happen in 2004.
Read the full story at StarPhoenix
 
Park Place sues over slots at Rosecroft Raceway - 2004-01-02
A Las Vegas casino company has filed a lawsuit claiming that it holds the sole rights to operate and manage slot machines at Rosecroft Raceway in Oxon Hill, a move that could cause problems in the effort to sell the track and develop gambling there.

Bally's Manager Inc., a subsidiary of Park Place Entertainment Corp., sued the owners of Rosecroft on Dec. 23 in Prince George's County Circuit Court, accusing them of ignoring a 1997 deal that gives the casino company the right to control slot machines and other forms of gambling if they are legalized at the racetrack.
Read the full story at Las Vegas Sun
 







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