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Online Casino News for Saturday - January 31, 2004

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David Relles, son of immigrants, leads the casino opposition - 2004-01-31
Blackjack is his game during couples poker night about four times a year.

David D. Relles says he is quite familiar with the Ho-Chunk Nation's casino in Baraboo or the gambling palaces of Las Vegas.

"It's not that I'm ideologically against gambling. I just don't want a casino 10 minutes away," he said in an interview. "The worse thing that could happen to me is I'd win a lot of money."
Read the full story at The Capital Times
 
MATTERS OF OPINION/Should Japan legalize casino gambling? - 2004-01-31
Should Japan reject casino games as morally corrupt? Or could this capitalist game end up being a great boon for the still sagging economy?

In recent months, some local governments have been putting together plans to open casinos as means of boosting their respective economies. The move was spearheaded by Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara, who proposed establishing casinos in Tokyo's Odaiba area. The greatest hurdle is the Penal Code, which bans gambling except for municipally operated gambling sports.
Read the full story at Daily Yomiuri
 







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