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Online Casino News for Saturday - February 21, 2004

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• Unions blast Cieslewicz
• People Watch
• Tribe to vote on recall of council
• Job fair at tribe hotel
• Woman cleared in night club rumpus
• Judge rules for racetrack
• Developer bringing second casino to Natchez
• Meskwaki Tribe To Double Tama, Iowa, Casino Size
• Meskwaki tribe proposes $150 million casino and hotel expansion
• Schaghticokes make casino pitch
• Judge rules for racetrack
• NEW DETROIT PUBLICATION: Street sales bring dollars and dignity
• Bureau of Indian Affairs staff has ties to conflicted Miwok tribe
• Illinois Mayor Probed In Licensing Investigation
• Gambling blacklists prove to be a dicey proposition for casinos, players
• $36M SunCruz Deal Approved
• Tribe to vote on recall of council
• American tribes build for the future … but fear for their past
• Lifeguards start training today
• Schaghticoke acknowledgement ruling to be appealed
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Lifeguards start training today - 2004-02-21
Intense training starts today to ready Pensacola Beach lifeguards for the occupied tourist season.

On March 1, West plans to launch lifeguard towers at Casino Beach, Park East and Fort Pickens. If surf is rough, West may concentrate manpower at Casino Beach.

West has 22 returning lifeguards and plans to employ 11 additional ones in April. To qualify, the lifeguards must possess a Red Cross Lifesaving Certificate; have to run 1.5 miles in less than 12 minutes; and have to swim 600 yards in 10 minutes.
Read the full story at PensacolaNewsJournal.com
 
Schaghticoke acknowledgement ruling to be appealed - 2004-02-21
In spite of pressure to go straight to federal court, Connecticut will rather file an appeal of the Schaghticoke recognition ruling with a U.S. Interior Department review board.

The federal Bureau of Indian Affairs late last month granted the Schaghticokes federal recognition, which is the primary step toward developing a casino. The state had 30 days to settle the appeals process with the tribe.
Read the full story at Boston Globe
 







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