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Michigan May Clear The Air Of Cigarette Smoke At Casinos
March 19, 2009
The state of Michigan appears ready to follow thirty five other states down the path of helping their citizens live longer. A Bill may soon be proposed that would ban smoking in public places, including casinos....
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European Union Drops Legal Case Against Austria
March 19, 2009
Another country has come into compliance with European Union trade agreements involving gambling, and once again it was not the US. A legal case against Austria has been dropped by the EU....
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Smoking Eliminated From Casino Gambling Picture In South Dakota
March 20, 2009
Earlier in the day, lawmakers in the state of Michigan were talking about an indoor public smoking ban, and later in the day South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds signed a smoking ban Bill into law....
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Reid Asks Obama To Clarify Stimulus Package Regarding Casinos
March 20, 2009
Senator Harry Reid from Nevada has sent a letter to President Obama asking him to clarify a provision in the stimulus package that keeps any of the funds from going to casinos....
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Alabama Governor's Task Force Seizes More Gambling Machines
March 20, 2009
It appears that the newly created task force to crack down on illegal gambling machines in the state of Alabama is intent on raiding all establishments, even the ones where the machines may be legal....
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Florida Lawmakers Listen To Economist Take On Seminole Gambling
March 20, 2009
The Florida legislature once again started the discussion about a Seminole gambling compact on Friday, but an economist warned that figures provided by the Seminole tribe could be inflated....
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Ohio Casino Proposal Has Low Tax Rate Compared To Other States
March 21, 2009
The new casino gambling proposal that will go before voters in Ohio has a tax rate for revenue that is small in comparison to other states in the country....
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New iMEGA Lawsuit May Bring Sports Gambling To New Jersey
March 21, 2009
The state of New Jersey is the next target of the Interactive Media Entertainment and Gaming Association. The groups is preparing a lawsuit that will challenge the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act....
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Alabama Gambling Stance And UIGEA Have A Lot In Common
March 22, 2009
Lawmakers in the state of Alabama, starting with their governor, have turned a blind eye to gambling taking place, much like the US government has done by implementing the UIGEA....
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Extended Casino Alcohol Sales Bill Halted In Connecticut
March 22, 2009
The state of Connecticut was on its way to allowing twenty four hour liquor service at their casinos, but that plan has now been shelved after the death of a college student due to a DUI....
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