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Detroit Casinos Get Ready for Competition

19 April 2004

News Brief: While Michigan’s horsemen continue their push for video lottery terminals, officials with two of Detroit’s three casinos say they would initiate steps to offset potential losses if racetrack casinos are legalized.

Michigan Authorities Break Up Private Lottery

15 April 2004

News Brief: Authorities say they seized $2.2 million and broke up the family-run lottery that they say used the Michigan State Lottery Daily 3 and Daily 4 numbers but paid off significantly more money.

A Comprehensive Review of Michigan's Tourism Industry

14 April 2004

Michigan Lottery Launches Daily Double Games

13 April 2004

Michigan Lottery introduces Daily 3 & 4 Daily Double game where players will have the opportunity to win both instantly and in the daily drawings.

Detroit Casinos, Tribes Settlement Approved

13 April 2004

News Brief: Under a court-approved settlement, MotorCity Casino and Greektown Casino will pay $79 million to the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians.

Ruling to Clear Way for Detroit Casino Plans

8 April 2004

News Brief: A federal judge is expected to rule within a week on a deal that would clear an obstacle to the construction of permanent casinos.

Detroit Casinos Vie for Windsor's Customers

5 April 2004

News Brief: With Casino Windsor closed due to a strike, it’s patrons are expected to come to Detroit to gamble, and Detroit’s three casinos are hoping to permanently win their business.

Bid for Two New Detroit Casinos Dies

2 April 2004

News Brief: Legislation that would have allowed new Indian casinos in Romulus and Port Huron died in the U.S. House Thursday.

AGA Releases Industry Diversity Study

31 March 2004

VLTs Spur Michigan Race Applicants

31 March 2004

News Brief: With video lottery terminals a looming possibility for Michigan horse tracks, new racetrack applications are already racing to get a piece of the action.

Detroit Casino Petition Rejected

26 March 2004

News Brief: The Wayne County Election Commission rejected petitions for the recall of Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and five members of the Detroit City Council. The petitioner opposed the city's decision to revise development agreements with local casinos.

Michigan Smoking Tax Hike, Racinos Linked

24 March 2004

News Brief: Senate Democratic Leader Bob Emerson says he’s not going to rustle up votes for racinos if Republicans then intend to say the tobacco tax hike is unnecessary because the slot machines will generate the cash needed to erase the budget deficit.

Michigan Tribe: No Casino Yet

22 March 2004

News Brief: The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians will take a few years before opening a casino at the Grand Traverse Resort & Spa, according to tribal officials.

Michigan Casino Plan Advances

22 March 2004

News Brief: The Gun Lake Band of Pottawatomi Indians wants a casino in Wayland Township and a recent decision by the federal government has put the project one step closer to reality.

Magna Angry with Track's Delay

18 March 2004

News Brief: Magna Entertainment is angry that they’ve waited for more than 18 months for Michigan to approve its application to operate a thoroughbred and harness track in Romulus.

Gaming Control Board Bids Farewell to Three Dedicated Public Servants

17 March 2004

Detroit Casino Revenues Exceed $100 Million

16 March 2004

ews Brief: Detroit casinos collected more than $101 million in revenue for February, with the $3.5 million average daily revenue their best ever.

Michigan $125 Million Complex Proposed

15 March 2004

News Brief: A group of Detroit developers is proposing construction of a $125-million racetrack and gaming entertainment complex at the historic Michigan State Fairgrounds in Detroit.

Rio Enters Marketing Alliance with Greektown Casino

15 March 2004

The Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has entered into an alliance with Greektown Casino to develop a casino marketing program for Greektown players seeking to travel to Las Vegas as an alternative gaming destination.

Supreme Court Considers Indian Gambling Case

12 March 2004

The Michigan Supreme Court on Thursday heard arguments on whether state contracts to allow gambling on lands owned by four Michigan Indian tribes were properly approved.

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