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Naked Truth Behind Aladdin's Airport Ad

5 December 2000

Civil liberties advocates believe Prince's controversial concert promotion poster is simply a "Sign O' The Times".

Tabish to do Hard Time for Binion Murder

5 December 2000

Rick Tabish is heading to Nevada's toughest prison to serve time for killing wealthy gambler Ted Binion.

MGM Grand's 'EFX' Ready to Rock 'n' Roll Into 2001 With Superstar Headliner Rick Springfield in Starring Role

5 December 2000

Multi-Talented singer/actor Rick Springfield to revive Rock 'n' Roll in 'EFX' stage spectacular.

Poker Rooms on Strip Declining

5 December 2000

News Brief: Harrah's Las Vegas, The Venetian become latest casinos to remove game: both properties cite lack of customer demand.

Alcohol Use, Abuse are High in Nevada

4 December 2000

Columnist Launce Rake: It appears drinking and the Nevada desert go together like Jack Daniel's and Coke.

Nevada Casinos Praised for Relaxing High Heel Requirement

4 December 2000

News Brief: A statewide drive to `free the feet’ of cocktail waitresses, by giving them choice in the wearing of high heels, has been branded a success.

It's Cowboy Week in Las Vegas

4 December 2000

In Las Vegas' annual flirtation with its past, the National Finals Rodeo is here. Free-spending rodeo fans help the city's economy during a normally slow month.

Vegas Showrooms in State of Change

1 December 2000

Giant marquees once lined the Strip like stone monuments are gone now, replaced by electronic reader boards that many believe symbolize the diminished importance of performers in the eyes of executives who run the city's hotels and casinos.

Mandalay Resort Group to Launch Customer Loyalty Program

1 December 2000

News Brief: Following the trend, Mandalay Resort Group plans to unveil a gambler's frequent rewards card in 2001, allowing loyal customers to earn points and comps at a number of the company's resorts.

Rash Of Casino Robberies Tied To Trend Toward Violence, Arrogance

1 December 2000

News Brief: Since September 1998, robbers have staged a string of bold casino heists at the Treasure Island, Bellagio, New York-New York, Mandalay Bay, Desert Inn and MGM Grand hotels, among the glitziest and biggest on the Strip.

Nevada Panel Gives Prediction on State's Expected Gaming Revenues

30 November 2000

News Brief: Nevada's Economic Forum estimated Thursday that the state can expect $3.74 billion in gambling, sales and other taxes in the coming two fiscal years.

First Vote Set in Tropicana Dealers' Union Organizing Effort

30 November 2000

The National Labor Relations Board has set Jan. 22 as the date when dealers at the Las Vegas Strip's Tropicana hotel-casino will vote on whether they want to be represented by the Transport Workers Union.

Casino: Dealers Union Should Include Floor Staff

30 November 2000

News Brief: Monte Carlo's attorneys argue that a prospective union that would represent casino table games dealers should include floor people and poker dealers.

Terrible's Casino Slates Wednesday Opening

30 November 2000

News Brief: Terrible's hotel-casino, the new Herbst family property on the site of the old Hotel Continental, plans to open at 6 p.m. Wednesday.

LV Casino Executive Promoting Art in New Zealand

29 November 2000

Schaeffer promoting art in New Zealand; but keeping mum on cultural prospects for LV casinos.

LV Hilton Sues Gambling Debt Case Figure

29 November 2000

Las Vegas Hilton sued to recover alleged gaming debts from a Dallas gambler.

More Night Flights Urged in Reno to Spur Tourism

29 November 2000

News Brief: Reno may have to consider increasing its number of night flights, to keep up with competitors in the tourism business.

Harrah's, Park Place Seen as Likely Buyers of Imperial Palace

28 November 2000

The old Las Vegas Strip property would probably undergo an extensive upgrade, but it has a great location. Owner Ralph Engelstad says he's preparing to retire.

Problem Gambling Conference Comes to Vegas

28 November 2000

The National Center for Responsible Gaming plans to hold a conference in Las Vegas next week to review the latest research dealing with problem gambling.

Jethro' Hopes to Build Beverly Hillbillies Casino

28 November 2000

Actor Max Baer Jr. wants to build a hotel casino based on the Beverly Hillbillies television show in Reno.

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