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Casino Opponents Face Off with Politician

13 August 2004

News Brief: Armed with 6,000 petition signatures, opponents of a proposed Lynwood casino took their fight Thursday to the Homewood office of U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.

Town Meeting Proposed for Indiana Casino

12 August 2004

News Brief: Village President Dan Podgorski has proposed a town hall meeting to obtain input before Lansing takes a position on a casino proposed in neighboring Lynwood.

Trump's Indiana Plans Not Affected by Bankruptcy

10 August 2004

News Brief: Plans for a new southern Indiana casino were expected to moved ahead as projected despite an announcement by Donald Trump's casino company that it will seek bankruptcy protection, state regulators and the company said Tuesday.

Questions Surround Indiana Casinos

26 July 2004

News Brief: Analysts watching activity in Northwest Indiana said there are several reasons gambling companies would want to add one of Harrah’s riverboats to their fleets.

Ho-Chunk May Drop Casino from Project

22 July 2004

News Brief: If Congress grants a tribal trust for 432 acres on the village's northeastern edge, the Ho-Chunk Nation may build the complex with or without a casino.

Trump Wins Indiana Casino Contract

21 July 2004

The Indiana Gaming Commission has accepted a proposal from Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts to build and operate a casino in Orange County Indiana.

Bird, Trump Compete for Indiana Contract

9 July 2004

News Brief: Former NBA star Larry Bird and billionaire Donald Trump are principals in investment groups vying for the contract to build a casino near the struggling southern Indiana community of French Lick.

Update on the Blue Chip Casino

29 June 2004

John Grochowski: The new blues bar at the Blue Chip Casino in Michigan City, Ind., is just the latest in a series of changes and upgrades at the property.

Indiana Man Faces Prison for Selling Gambling Devices

25 June 2004

News Brief: An Indiana businessman who police say provided illegal gambling devices to a local bar now could spend up to three years behind bars.

Beltarra Attendance Up

22 June 2004

News Brief: A surge in attendance at Belterra Casino Resort & Spa boosted the May turnstile count at southeastern Indiana's three casinos by 7 percent compared with the same month a year earlier.

The State of Gaming in the Chicago Area

16 June 2004

John G. Brokopp: Gamblers in the Chicago area have the rare luxury of choosing from two gaming jurisdictions to play.

Illinois Revenues Miss Predictions

15 June 2004

International News Brief: With only a month left in the fiscal year, gambling revenues for the state are bringing in about half of what the governor's budget office originally predicted.

Hoosier Park at Anderson Concludes 2004 Standardbred Meet

15 June 2004

Total wagering reached $43.3 million for the 60-day meet compared to $31.6 million during the 50-day meet in 2003.

Poll: Indiana Voters Don't Want Gambling Expansion

25 May 2004

News Brief: Almost half of Indiana's residents believe casino has been good for the state, but an even larger percentage say they don't want gambling expanded.

Southeastern Indiana Casinos Win Up

21 May 2004

News Brief: Three Southeastern Indiana casinos cashed in on a busy April by pocketing nearly $61 million from gamblers.

Indiana Casino Boat Revenues Down

21 May 2004

News Brief: Combined revenues dipped slightly in April for Northwest Indiana's five gambling boats. Overall revenues reached $105.3 million, down from $105.8 million in March.

Fired State Trooper Turns to State Supreme Court

18 May 2004

A state trooper fired for refusing to work at a casino asked the Indiana Supreme Court to order him reinstated -- weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal.

Argosy Plans Lawrenceburg Expansion

17 May 2004

News Brief: Argosy Gaming Co. will invest up to $150 million in its Lawrenceburg casino if it can come to terms with the city on a new revenue-sharing arrangement.

Indiana Casinos Face Out-of-State Competition

10 May 2004

News Brief: A huge share of Indiana's growing casino business comes from across the state's borders, where competitors are pushing hard to keep their gamblers at home.

Indiana Casinos Use Technology to Boost Profits

10 May 2004

News Brief: In Northwest Indiana, the lakefront casinos are using technology to boost the bottom line, in part by turning customers into VIPs.

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