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Sahara Parent Trying to Evict NASCAR Cafe

17 June 2003

The Sahara is moving to evict the NASCAR Cafe from its Strip-front property, but the roller-coaster operator is fighting back.

Monthly Passenger Traffic Flat

17 June 2003

Passenger traffic at McCarran International Airport was flat in May, though year-to-date traffic numbers remained ahead of 2002's pace, the Clark County Department of Aviation said Monday.

Dispute Over Taxes: Mandalay May Quit Chamber

16 June 2003

Mandalay Resort Group notified the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Friday it may quit the business group if it continues to lobby legislators against the gaming industry's tax position.

Mission Industries to Quit Chamber

16 June 2003

One casino company's falling out with the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce has spread to one of gaming's biggest vendors, linen supplier Mission Industries.

Aladdin Bidders' Deadline Nears

16 June 2003

With the planned sale of the bankrupt Aladdin close, bidding for the megaresort is shaping up as a two-horse race, sources said.

Survey: Gaming's Lure Slips, Sightseeing Tops List of Reason to Visit LV

16 June 2003

Sightseeing, spending time at the pool and shopping rank above gambling in drawing visitors to Las Vegas, a new MRC Group Research Institute survey released Thursday showed.

El Cortez Fined $15,000

16 June 2003

The El Cortez has agreed to pay a $15,000 fine to Nevada regulators for allegedly allowing one of its own managers to gamble at the casino and rack up significant gambling debts at the property, both violations of state law.

Casino Executives Top Nevada Pay Scale

13 June 2003

Executives of Las Vegas' largest casino companies dominated a list of Southern Nevada's highest paid local executives last year.

Station Targets Pro-Chamber Vendors

13 June 2003

Station is identifying which Station vendors are also chamber members, a step Station President Lorenzo Fertitta said Thursday could result in the locals gaming giant transferring its business to companies that aren't fighting the casino business.

Gaming's Lure Slipping

13 June 2003

News Brief: Sightseeing, spending time at the pool and shopping rank above gambling in drawing visitors to Las Vegas, a new MRC Group Research Institute survey released Thursday showed.

Canadian Discount Carrier Plans Las Vegas Flights

12 June 2003

A Montreal-based discount air carrier plans nonstop round-trip flights between Montreal and Las Vegas beginning in the fall.

Las Vegas Strip Room Rates Expected to Rise

12 June 2003

A weak dollar, recent tax cuts and pent-up demand for Las Vegas vacations are heating interest in the Strip as summer approaches, Wall Street and industry analysts said Wednesday.

Security Experts: Las Vegas Vulnerable to Terrorism

12 June 2003

News Brief: The gaming industry in Las Vegas could prove prey for terrorists because of its visibility and dependence on leisure travel, security professionals said this week.

Publisher Settles Simmering Dispute Over Book With Vegas Mayor

11 June 2003

News Brief: A well-known New York publishing company has settled a simmering dispute with Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman over a book that alleged he attended a coffee shop meeting in which the assassination of a federal judge was plotted.

Las Vegas Tourism Down

11 June 2003

Pressures caused by the war in Iraq and a depressed U.S. travel industry continued to plague Las Vegas tourism in April, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority said Tuesday.

Las Vegas Hopes to Lure in Foreign Visitors

11 June 2003

Hoping to cash in on an expected international travel rebound, the Las Vegas Convention Authority board agreed Tuesday to spend more than $2.06 million over the next two years to help encourage more foreigners to visit Southern Nevada.

Discount Airlines Thrive in Las Vegas

10 June 2003

The summer travel season is barely under way, but discount air carriers are already jostling for position to bring more value-minded vacationers to Southern Nevada.

Hotel Firms Compete for Bankrupt Casino

9 June 2003

News Brief: Two of the nation's biggest hotel chains are vying for a coveted piece of the Las Vegas Strip.

Station Casino Buys Land

6 June 2003

Station Casinos Inc. has purchased about 18 acres of land next to its Wild Wild West Gambling Hall & Hotel on Tropicana Avenue in Las Vegas for about $28 million.

Binion's Missing Treasure May Turn Up

5 June 2003

Local authorities may have a lead on missing silver dollars belonging to slain gambling figure Ted Binion.

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