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Online Casino News for Sunday - February 15, 2004

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Newark man who disappeared from A.C. in June found alive, well - 2004-02-15
A Newark man who suffers from dementia and disappeared from a casino here last summer was found alive and well at a New York City hospital, where he had stayed for the past eight months as an unidentified patient.

Joseph Leggett, 56, and his wife, Margaret, 55, arrived in Atlantic City on June 14 on a bus trip sponsored by their Newark church. While Margaret was redeeming a voucher for quarters inside the Claridge Casino Hotel, her husband vanished from the casino floor.

"I was waiting in line to get the coins and I had him by the hand and then he was gone," she told The Star-Ledger of Newark.
Read the full story at Press of Atlantic City
 
Hard Rock buried under pile of resumes - 2004-02-15
The crowd at the groundbreaking for the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi on Tuesday morning was impressive, but not as amazing as the number of people who have applied to be employed at the resort.

More than 1,900 people have submitted resumés or asked about jobs with the Hard Rock, said Joe Billhimer, president and chief operating officer. Those numbers are of as Thursday morning, about 18 months before the casino is scheduled to open.

"We got 400 applications yesterday," Billhimer said before The Sun Herald's second annual Business and Community Awards Breakfast on Thursday.
Read the full story at Biloxi Sun Herald
 







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