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Online Casino News for Friday - January 16, 2004

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• Gambling curriculum will have hearing
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Casino discussion grabs attention - 2004-01-16
Imagine it: A huge gleaming casino in Anchorage, employed with blackjack dealers from Bush Alaska and bustling with well-heeled gamblers from Taiwan, Japan and Korea.

Anchorage Republican Rep. Mike Hawker also sees possibilities. Hawker is chairman of a House committee charged with generating money to help run the state.
Read the full story at Anchorage Daily News
 
Slots Generate Lucrative Gifts for Casinos - 2004-01-16
Slot machine earnings at Connecticut's two casinos increased in December despite stormy weekends and the public's obsession with the holidays.

The hold, or amount of the slot machine handle that the casino kept as winnings, averaged 8.08 percent.
The casino win rose .57 percent over the previous December and its handle increased by 2.5 percent.
Read the full story at TheDay.com
 






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