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Online Casino News for Wednesday - January 14, 2004

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• South Korea investigates North Korea's cyber-casino
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• Gaming on or off
• Savannah riverfront to see casino boat revival
• Sebelius supports request for state-owned casino
• Purchase of Horseshoe may come with a price
• Summit aspire to lure fire service with casino earnings
• Mayors attempt to save Crestwood casino agreement
• Iowa County Observes Gambling Legislation Cautiously
• Going Ahead With Casino Schedule
• Gov. McGreevey Eases Analysts Concerns Over Casino Industry
• Oakland's Grobe appointed Iowa Foundation president
• World Series of Poker will proceed but location is in limbo
• Casino agency slashing funding of A.C. entertainment
• Gambling at the top of Chartrand's Top Kansas Stories Of 2004?
• Revenue official on paid leave during probe
• Casinos are amongst SunCruz's $32M wager
• State's minor casinos witnessing rough period
• Investors Propose $32 Million for Assets of Dania Beach Casino Company
• Gaming committee brings field down to two casino developers
• Lummi Nation combats substance abuse
• Tribe claims it's resistant to suits
• Tight race for casino developers, County says Harrah's out
• Wright Prepared To Entertain
• Sides prepared to contest casino lawsuit
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Governor supporting casino close to Speedway - 2004-01-14
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius is supporting a proposal to build a casino near the Kansas Speedway.

The governor's chief counsel, Matthew All, testified Tuesday before the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee that the governor would endorse a state-owned or Native American destination casino.
Read the full story at Kansas City Kansan
 
South Korea investigates North Korea's cyber-casino - 2004-01-14
Security authorities here have issued a crackdown on South Koreans who have wagered through a "cyber-casino" run by North Korea's state lottery company, officials reported Tuesday.

Police have also opened an investigation into Hoonnet, a South Korean firm which has a partnership with the Internet lottery and gambling business named Jupae with North Korea.
Read the full story at The Star Online
 






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