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Online Casino News for Sunday - February 1, 2004

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To dicey advantage, but Kansans seek casinos - 2004-02-01
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius is offering the broadest expansion of casino gambling since the frontier days. And Kansas voters seem willing to agree by about a 2-1 ratio , according to a new Wichita Eagle/KWCH 12 Eyewitness News study.

But there is no independent research that would permit lawmakers and voters to evaluate whether casinos would be an engine of economic development or a stress on law enforcement and social-service resources.
Read the full story at Wichita Eagle
 
Columbus landmark gets a makeover - 2004-02-01
The everybody-knows-it Air Bowl in Columbus has changed hands - and names - and gotten a full makeover to go upscale.
Business and life partners Michael Segota and Jan Sattler leased the Air Bowl for nine months while lining out their complete liquor and gambling licenses.

In November they bought the place, fully remodeled the kitchen and restaurant and renamed the 40-year-old cafe to Whitlock's Stillwater Steak House. The casino part of the business is named the Gold Strike Casino & Bar.
Read the full story at Billings Gazette
 






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