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Online Casino News for Sunday - February 8, 2004

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While video slots thrive upstate, Yonkers lingers - 2004-02-08
As Saratoga Gaming and Raceway still draw crowds in the little over a week since it launched the state's first video slots casino, a comparable injection of life into the moribund Yonkers Raceway may continue to be almost a year away, track officials state.

Yonkers was one of eight New York state tracks given permission over two years ago to apply for licenses to run video lottery terminals, as the electronic slots are called.
Read the full story at thejournalnews.com
 
Murky records are focal point for Tribe's casinos - 2004-02-08
An Oklahoma-based Indian tribe's proposal for 315 acres in Pennsylvania to run a gambling venue will depend on how a federal court translates the murky legal practices and record-keeping of 18th century property transactions.
In compensation, the Delaware Nation looks for replacement land elsewhere to construct a casino.

But the case will be difficult to prove, The Morning Call in Allentown reported, because there are no observers and little physical evidence of the supposed land agreements involved.
Read the full story at Times Leader
 






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