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Online Casino News for Saturday - February 7, 2004

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• As economy revives, casino backers may be out of luck
• Orange panel to talk with casino bidders
• Direct talks OKd for Orange Co. casino
• R.I. to discuss Jumer’s casino project Monday
• Opelousas presses for a share of casino cash
• In Atlantic City, a Time to See and Raise Them
• Casino's high-roller activity a 'shambles'
• Gaming Board unveils 7 casino proposals
• US set to roll the dice with Ginepri at casino
• Schaghticokes Recognized; A Long Raod to a Casino?
• Flint will ask voters to compete for casino
• Bids Announced For Dormant Illinois Casino License
• Bill's Blog: Casino Wars
• State, casino developers agree on lease for D'Ibervlle site
• McGreevey taps GOP developer to lead powerful casino agency
• Oller, others urge governor to pass on casino
• Indian Casino Not A Sure Bet
• Funds from casino target reality, hope
• Rob Zaleski: Labor got burned but backs casino
• D'Iberville Casino Plan OK'd At Last
• Plan For Downtown Casino Suggested
• Incumbent TBC drops out of casino's advertising review
• Study: Gambling a sure bet for Waterloo
• Boyd Gaming to rename casino Sam's Town
• MGM Mirage, Macau gaming firm in JV talks--paper
• Investor bets on gaming in Richmond
• Lakeshore Community Ready For New Beach
• The only real stakes ride on the effluent question
Online Casino News
Plan For Downtown Casino Suggested - 2004-02-07
The chairman of the Wisconsin Center District has suggested that the Bradley Center be purchased by the Forest County Potawatomi tribe for a downtown casino.

District chairman Franklyn Gimbel said that, if such a sale was made, he favored using some of the profits to construct a new sports arena at or near the site of what he hopes is an expanded Midwest Airlines Center. Gimbel said he recently discussed the proposal with Bradley Center officials and a top official in Gov. Jim Doyle's administration.
Read the full story at GamblingMagazine.com
 
Incumbent TBC drops out of casino's advertising review - 2004-02-07
Five years after hiring Baltimore agency Trahan, Burden & Charles, Foxwoods Resort and Casino is betting on a new firm to take care of the creative portion of its $25 million advertising account.

TBC abruptly dropped out of Foxwoods' agency review, which now includes four finalists: Arnold Worldwide in Boston, part of Paris-based Havas; the New York office of London-based Bartle Bogle Hegarty; New York-based Kaplan Thaler Group Ltd.; and New York-based Wieden & Kennedy.
Read the full story at Baltimore Business Journal
 







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