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Online Casino News for Wednesday - January 28, 2004

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• Initiative Could Provoke Greater California Gaming
• Pennsylvania Gov. Makers New Slot Sell
• Connecticut casinos looks at other states
• An increase in tax demanded for tourism
• Governor rejects casino tax, track slots
• Casino Mogul Has Difficult Road Ahead For Chrysler Takeover
• Five-star hotel on board for Kings Dock
• Gambling Bill schedule is ‘all speculation’
• Rendell proposes his third slot-machine agenda
• Agreement wanted on gaming debate
• International Poker Tour Continue To Generate Growth
• Ho-Chunk earnings, featured services deemed a wash
• Hate speech on Indians and casinos undeserved
• State earnings slightly under budget predictions
• This is no ‘Mirage’
• Lottery, casino business on Alabama border
• Aladdin chiefs content despite $4.1 million loss
• MGM Mirage Witnesses Rise In Casino Profits
• Mirage to Purchase Gaming Company Wembley
• Electors in Iowa region greenlight riverboat casino project
• Senator expects to forge ahead with Internet gambling bill again
• Ontario to introduce first phone counselling for bettors
• 'Mass Chaos' Emerges as NYC's First Racino Launches
• Nebraska Governor Contests Gambling Development
• Video slots show up in convenience store
• Pennsylvania gov. attempts another slot machine plan
• VLT's Make Glitzy Debut In NYS
• WMS Businesses Looks Into U.K. Jackpot
• Busch insists Md. should have slots parlors
• Nation continues running up a tab
• Governor backs off casino tax, track slots
• Coaching state legislators in Budget 101
• $490M proposal to purchase Wembley
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With Slots Included, Racing Is Horse of Different Color - 2004-01-28
For the longest time, there has not been much happening at Saratoga Raceway, the track a few blocks down Nelson Avenue from where the thoroughbreds compete to acclaim and fanfare at the place the residents label the flat track.

The change in terms lets the machines fit into a legal loophole that permits lottery games in the state but not traditional kinds of casino gambling — except those found at Indian casinos.
Read the full story at New York Times
 
3rd submission of initiative on gambling - 2004-01-28
A grass-roots protester with a wide following but no major financial endorsers has filed the third gambling initiative aiming for the November ballot, and there may be at least one more.

Attorneys for the tribe and real estate mogul Donald Trump, who has a management deal for the casino, declined to return telephone calls within the last two days.
Read the full story at SignOn San Diego
 






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