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Indiana Riverboats Results Up

22 October 2004

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

Indiana Tracks May Trade OTB Permits for Machines

20 October 2004

News Brief: Indiana's racetracks would trade three unused off-track betting permits for 5,000 video gambling machines under a proposal approved by a legislative panel.

Indiana Casinos Owe $130 Million in Back Taxes, Fees

18 October 2004

News Brief: Indiana's 10 casinos owe the state about $130 million in back taxes plus penalties and interest, an Indiana Department of Revenue audit shows.

Indiana Town Holds Casino Meeting

14 October 2004

News Brief: The long-awaited town hall meeting to debate and discuss the proposed casino in Lynwood will be held Oct. 28.

Hoosier Park Increases Purse

12 October 2004

Hoosier Park at Anderson has announced a purse increase of $1,000 per race for its Thoroughbred racing program.

Court Upholds Problem Gambler's Lawsuit Dismissal

4 October 2004

News Brief: Courts are finding that casinos have no duty to protect compulsive gamblers from themselves, even if players are on a blacklist.

Court Rule Indiana Casinos Must Pay Taxes

4 October 2004

News Brief: Indiana's riverboat casinos must pay an estimated $200 million in back taxes under a ruling that the state Supreme Court let stand.

Indiana Tribal Casino Debate Continues

4 October 2004

News Brief: The Ho-Chunk Nation's interest in building a casino in south suburban Lynwood, which it announced earlier this year, has sparked a debate that has raged with barely a reprieve.

Indiana Cashes in on Casino Windfall

4 October 2004

News Brief: Two years of dockside gambling in Indiana have meant a cash windfall for the state's beleaguered budget and for local governments.

Trump to Defend Indiana Plans

1 October 2004

News Brief: Executives from the Trump Casino company will appear before the Indiana Gaming Commission today to discuss the company's financial problems.

Harrah's, Caesars Sells Casinos to Colony Capital

27 September 2004

Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. and Caesars Entertainment, Inc. have signed a definitive agreement to sell four casinos to an affiliate of Colony Capital, LLC.

Indiana Official Responds to Trump Rumors

27 September 2004

ews Brief: An Indiana gaming official says it's too soon to discuss replacing financially troubled Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts Inc. as the company that will build a casino in French Lick.

Hoosier Park Reports Purse Increase

24 September 2004

Hoosier Park at Anderson has announced a purse increase of $1,000 per race for its Thoroughbred racing program.

Steelworkers Support Casino Strike

23 September 2004

News Brief: As hospitality workers at three additional casino boats voted in favor of a strike option Wednesday, they had the comfort of knowing the powerful Steelworkers union would stand by them.

Indiana Casino Workers Authorize Strike

21 September 2004

News Brief: Blue Chip Casino workers have authorized union leaders to call a strike if contract negotiations fail.

Indiana Casino Numbers Dip Slightly

21 September 2004

News Brief: With only four August weekends instead of last year's five, betters at Southeast Indiana's riverboat casinos wagered 5 percent fewer dollars last month compared to August 2003.

Indiana Race Tracks Request Dates

20 September 2004

News Brief: Earlier this month the Indiana Horse Racing Commission requested proposed race dates from Hoosier Park and Indiana Downs.

Anti-Casino Group: Ho-Chunk Project in Jeopardy

15 September 2004

News Brief: A group opposing a casino in Lynwood said Tuesday it believes news of Ho Chunk Nation government infighting could halt the project.

Indiana County Casino Revenue to Fund Tax Relief

15 September 2004

News Brief: The Lake County Council voted to use casino revenue to locally fund Governor Joe Kernan’s one-time tax relief plan, which caps property taxes at 2 percent of a home’s assessed value.

French Lick Casino Advocate, Wife Killed in Car Crash

8 September 2004

News Brief: A preservationist who was active in efforts to bring a casino to southern Indiana's Orange County was killed along with his wife in a car crash.

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