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Lawmakers Want Poker Rules Clarified

21 September 2005

News Brief: Iowa lawmakers asked regulators Tuesday to help clean up rules governing popular poker games.

Iowa Has Blazed Many Casino Gambling Trails

14 September 2005

John G. Brokopp: Few are aware of the Hawkeye State’s place in gambling history.

Omaha Politician Pleads Guilty to Trespassing at Casino

12 September 2005

An Omaha politician pleaded guilty this week to trespassing at a Council Bluffs casino after she had pledged to stay away from all Iowa casinos.

Displaced Casino Workers Taking Jobs in Midwest

9 September 2005

Casino workers whose jobs were lost when Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast are finding jobs on floating casinos in Iowa.

Iowa Gambling Supporters' Funding Reported

8 September 2005

Gambling interests alone spent more than $949,000, according to a report released Tuesday by the Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board.

Iowa Study Questioned

25 August 2005

News Brief: Gambling opponents are questioning whether an $87,000 state study focused on the social effects of gambling in Iowa was worth the money.

Gaming: More Rules Swamp Casino Industry

17 August 2005

Casino operators and slot manufacturers are struggling to manage mounting waves of private, federal and state regulations, industry experts said Tuesday.

City Confronted With Tough Decisions Surrounding Casino

16 August 2005

Organizers of a new casino are presenting this town of about 1,000 people with some new challenges even before the casino is built.

Iowa Town Struggles with Casino Issues

15 August 2005

News Brief: In addition to promised jobs and entertainment, the new Riverside Casino and Resort is bringing difficult decisions to the town of 1,000 people.

Iowa Casino Money Helps Police, Fire Department

9 August 2005

News Brief: Waterloo City Council members voted unanimously to spend $410,000 of a $1 million advance from Isle of Capri Casinos Inc. to fill five police officer positions and four firefighter jobs which previously had been eliminated from this year's city budget.

National Cattle Congress Seeks State Gaming License

20 July 2005

The National Cattle Congress wants state gaming regulators to issue it a license to resume dog racing at the now-closed Waterloo Greyhound Park.

Cattle Congress Wants Gaming License

19 July 2005

News Brief: The National Cattle Congress contends it should be ‘grandfathered’ in to receive an Iowa gaming license because the nonprofit organization held a license to operate Waterloo Greyhound Park 11 years ago.

Waterloo Casino Money Distributed

19 July 2005

News Brief: The Waterloo City Council has approved distributing an initial $50,000 of casino fees to seven youth agencies or activities.

Iowa Casino Plan Revised

18 July 2005

News Brief: Caught by surprise last Thursday when plans for the casino's sewer and water infrastructure showed a system designed to serve only the casino, Riverside received a revised plan Friday.

Iowa Regulators Won't Hear New Bids

15 July 2005

News Brief: Iowa communities desperate to renew bids for riverboat casino licenses will have to wait up to two years.

Waterloo Cashes in on Casino

15 July 2005

News Brief: The owner of a new casino in Waterloo, Iowa, paid out two big checks to the city before any dirt has been moved to build the casino.

Ottumwa Casino Meeting Held

14 July 2005

News Brief: The River Hills Riverboat Authority is meeting to discuss Ottumwa’s casino license efforts.

Iowa Casinos Take in Over $1 Billion

13 July 2005

News Brief: Gamblers left behind a record $1.1 billion at Iowa's riverboats and racetrack casinos during the past 12 months, up 4 percent from a year earlier, creating broadly felt effects on average Iowans.

Iowa County Helps Fund Casino Project

6 July 2005

News Brief: The Washington County Board of Supervisors has passed an 11th-hour memorandum of agreement with the City of Riverside and its new casino to help fund a sewer and water project.

Powerball Creator Patents Lottery Games

5 July 2005

The co-creator of the Powerball lottery game has patented an international jackpot game and a new lotto game that could some day be played in the United States.

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