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House Nears Vote On Casino Amendment in Rhode Island
June 1, 2006
The state House of Representatives in Rhode Island is considering a constitutional amendment that would allow the Narragansett Indian tribe and an unnamed business partner to open a casino in West Warwick....
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Politics Of US Gambling Makes For Odd Bedfellows
June 1, 2006
Of the 50 states in the US, in only two - Utah and Hawaii - is it impossible to find a place to gamble legally. Casinos dot America's landscape, from the neon palaces of Las Vegas to some 400 more modest facilities on Indian reservations. ...
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Seminoles Suing to Overturn Casino Gambling Contract
June 1, 2006
The Seminole Tribe of Florida is suing to overturn its casino gambling contract with Baltimore developer David S. Cordish, saying his company will earn as much as $2.2 billion over 10 years for developing the tribe's two Hard Rock Hotel and Casino....
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Ontaraio's Smoking Ban Threatens Windsor Gambling
June 1, 2006
Windsor gambling operators say they fear that Ontario's new ban on indoor smoking will drive away the American visitors who are crucial to the economy of the Canadian border city....
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Court Overturns Casino Boat Ban - Law Likely to Stand
June 1, 2006
Gambling bans enacted by Georgetown County Council in 2002 were overturned Monday by the South Carolina Supreme Court. However, don?t expect to see casino boats docking in Georgetown County anytime soon....
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Arrests made in 8-liner Gambling Investigation
June 1, 2006
Authorities arrested nearly three dozen people Tuesday on charges including money laundering and gambling promotion after investigators said they ran an illegal gambling operation that took in more than $15 million over two years....
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Casino Vote Scheduled For Thursday
June 1, 2006
The House of Representatives has delayed voting on a constitutional amendment allowing a casino in West Warwick. Lawmakers are now expected to vote on the proposal Thursday afternoon....
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Gambling Issue Could Reappear during Fall Vote
June 1, 2006
Even though Nebraska voters turned down casino gambling two years ago, three new gambling issues could appear on the November ballot....
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Choctaw Chief Confident Voters Would Support Casino
June 1, 2006
Jackson County voters would support plans for a new casino operated by the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians....
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State OKs Meadows Sale to Las Vegas Firm
June 1, 2006
If everything goes the way businessman William Paulos hopes, bettors could be dropping coins into 1,500 slot machines at The Meadows racetrack in Washington County by December....
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