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Study: Iowa Casinos to Bring in Money, Jobs
6 February 2004
News Brief: A new study financed by business interests predicts six new Iowa casinos would bring in $179 million in new gambling revenue, create 3,400 new jobs, and pay $45 million in taxes.
Iowa Legislators Get Earful3 February 2004
News Brief: Iowa legislators heard from locals wanting a new casino in their area, as well as several compulsive gamblers who told a different story.
Courts to Rule on Iowa Racetrack Tax Case3 February 2004
News Brief: The Iowa Supreme Court plans to rule today in a high-stakes case involving $112 million in state taxes on racetrack casino slot machines.
Iowa Gambling Debate Heats Up2 February 2004
News Brief: As Iowans prepare to sound off today on the potential for expanded gambling, lawmakers and lobbyists are already hard at work crafting legislation that could chart a new direction for the industry and communities betting on riverboat casinos.
Iowa Gambling Factions Look for Common Ground28 January 2004
News Brief: Lawmakers and interest groups on both sides of the gambling debate say they will look for common ground on helping gambling addicts, whether than means putting new restrictions on credit card machines at casinos or restricting access at the door.
Anti-Gambling Group Cries Foul Over Study Proposal27 January 2004
ews Brief: An anti-gambling group is crying foul over plans by the Iowa Association of Business and Industry to underwrite a study for state lawmakers examining the economic impact of gambling in Iowa.
Iowa Riverboats Propose Plan27 January 2004
News Brief: Representatives of riverboat casinos floated a plan to Iowa lawmakers Monday that would allow them to forgo a cruising requirement if they give the state an additional 1 percent of their revenue in taxes.
Ultimatum May Sink Iowa Casino Plans22 January 2004
News Brief: A company’s demand for mining rights in a levee system may prevent a proposed $90 million casino from going ahead.
Iowa Tribe Denies Funding Casino Fight21 January 2004
he Meskwaki tribal official has denied the group would pay millions to keep a casino out of eastern Iowa.
Embezzlement Probe Tied to Gambling, Public Official19 January 2004
An embezzlement investigation in Ottumwa led to a large probe of gambling involving at least one public official.
Iowa Regulators Approve Slots for Track16 January 2004
News Brief: Iowa gambling regulators have unanimously approved a $15.6 million expansion to add 400 slot machines at Dubuque Greyhound Park and Casino.
Iowa Lawmakers Launch Gambling Study16 January 2004
News Brief: A panel of Iowa lawmakers have launched a very open, intense, full-blown study into what changes should be made to Iowa's gambling industry.
Iowa County Keeps Eye in Gambling Legislation13 January 2004
News Brief: Worth and Palo Alto county residents hope the Legislature directs the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission to lift a moratorium on issuing more casino licenses.
Iowa Legislature Faces Gambling Issue12 January 2004
News Brief: Iowa lawmakers are beginning the 2004 legislative session with a potential battle over gambling dominating their agenda.
Iowa Casinos' Win Up8 January 2004
News Brief: Iowa riverboats and racetracks report that gamblers left behind a record $529 million, up 9 percent from a year earlier.
Iowa Casino Opponents, Supporters Face Off7 January 2004
News Brief: Supporters of a proposed casino and citizens against gambling faced off in Hampton to hear a report on the gaming industry in Iowa from Wes Ehrecke, president of the Iowa Gaming Association.
Iowa Track's Expansion Plan Approved22 December 2003
The Dubuque Racing Association has approve the Dubuque Greyhound Park & Casino plan to add 400 slot machines as part of a $15.6 million expansion plan.
Drug Money Laundered in Iowa Casinos22 December 2003
News Brief: Iowa drug dealers have pinpointed casinos as ideal places to quietly launder the large bills they earn selling methamphetamine, cocaine or other illegal drugs.
Meskwaki Casino to Reopen Dec. 3122 December 2003
News Brief: Games will resume 10 a.m. Dec. 31, at the Meskwaki Bingo-Casino-Hotel in Tama, Iowa, said Betsy McCloskey, executive director of marketing.
Electronic Game Card Gets Iowa Lottery Order18 December 2003
Electronic Game Card Inc reports an order for its accumulator gamecard format for a promotion to be run by the Iowa State Lottery early in 2004.
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