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Indiana Casino Workers Play Santa

14 December 2004

News Brief: Majestic Star casino workers dressed in red and Santa Claus hats, dug into their pockets to buy the gifts and changed their schedules to give out presents to needy children.

Indiana Casino Workers Threaten to Strike

14 December 2004

News Brief: About 850 unionized workers at four northwest Indiana casinos have threatened to walk off the job next month if they can't agree to a new contract with riverboat companies.

Indiana Casinos Will Stay Afloat

13 December 2004

News Brief: Northwest Indiana riverboat casinos will stay afloat even in a sea of competition, said Rick Mazer, general manager of Horseshoe casino in Hammond.

Illegal Video Gambling Examined

13 December 2004

News Brief: A Kentucky newspaper spent nine months examining illegal video gambling in Kentucky and Indiana. It reviewed hundreds of records in the two states and interviewed dozens of government and industry officials.

Belterra Renews Deal with Kentucky Speedway

8 December 2004

Belterra Casino Resort & Spa will maintain its status as the ‘Official Hotel and Casino of Kentucky Speedway’ through 2007 thanks to a new marketing partnership.

Indiana Riverboat Workers Plan Strike

7 December 2004

Riverboat workers have set a strike date and are preparing to walk off the job during the busy Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend unless new contracts can be reached at four area casinos.

Indiana Casino Revenue Up

3 December 2004

News Brief: Indiana’s corporate income tax revenue for the year includes a one-time payment of back taxes totaling $49.9 million as a result of an Indiana Tax Court ruling regarding casinos.

Indiana Governor Worried About Trump Casino Deal

3 December 2004

News Brief: Gov.-elect Mitch Daniels, who said he's concerned about the financial problems of Donald Trump's casino company, wants the Indiana Gaming Commission to wait before sealing the deal with them to build the state's 11th casino in French Lick.

Caesars Indiana Names New General Manager

1 December 2004

Edward Garruto, interim general manager of Caesars Indiana, the Midwest's premier riverboat casino resort, has been named general manager of the property.

Indiana Lawmakers to Push for Pull Tabs

30 November 2004

News Brief: Indiana Rep. Luke Messer, R-Shelbyville, and Sen. Robert Jackman, R-Milroy, will push pull-tab legislation. Their districts include the Indiana Downs track in Shelby County, which opened in December 2002 but ended with a disappointing first-year loss of about $3.9 million.

Hoosier Park Results Down

23 November 2004

News Brief: The 59-day Hoosier Park meeting, which closed on Sunday, was marked by decreases across the board, including total handle, average daily handle, and average daily on-track handle.

Trump French Lick Casino Goes Ahead

23 November 2004

ews Brief: A new Trump casino is anticipated to open in French Lick, Indiana, in January of 2006, despite a bankruptcy filing.

Indiana Casino Boats Reverse Revenue Slide

22 November 2004

News Brief: Southeast Indiana's three riverboat casinos generated $62.3 million in total revenue in October, reversing a two-month revenue slide, according to figures released today by the Indiana Gaming Commission.

Trump: French Lick Casino Plans on Schedule

18 November 2004

News Brief: According to Donald Trump, the French Lick casino development is on schedule despite the expectation of bankruptcy for his casino operations.

Lottery Asks Police to Review Handling of Ticket Scandal

15 November 2004

The Hoosier Lottery said Friday it has asked state police to review its handling of an alleged scheme to cash in on a winning $1 million ticket.

Indianapolis May Expand Gambling to Help NFL Team

10 November 2004

News Brief: Indianapolis is considering a proposal to expand gambling in order to fund a new stadium for the Colts.

Ex-Lottery Official Charged in $1 Million Payout Scam

10 November 2004

News Brief: A former security officer for the Hoosier Lottery is accused of conspiring with two other men to rig a $1 million scratch-off game.

Harrah's Party Pit Great But Not For Everybody

3 November 2004

John G. Brokopp: It’s a high-energy alternative to traditional table gaming.

Michigan Riverboat Casino to Expand

22 October 2004

News Brief: Ground has been broken on a new ship that will substantially increase the size of Blue Chip Casino, one of five riverboats along Indiana's Lake Michigan shoreline.

Indiana Riverboats Results Up

22 October 2004

News Brief: Gambling action at Southeast Indiana's riverboat casinos continued to grow in the third quarter.

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