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Garfield Theme-Slots Approved by Nevada Regulators

4 June 2004

The Garfield cartoon character was recommended as a theme for a new slot machine by Nevada casino regulators after a lawyer for the slot manufacturer insisted the new device would appeal to adults and not children.

Nevada Board Approves United Coin Machine Acquisition

3 June 2004

The Nevada Gaming Commission board has recommended approval for Century Gaming Inc., which operates 1,800 poker, keno and bingo machines in Montana, to buy United Coin Machine Co. of Las Vegas.

Wynn Beats Adelson in Resort Battle

3 June 2004

Construction on Adelson's new $1.6 billion Las Vegas Strip resort, across Sands Avenue from Wynn's $2.4 billion resort, will be delayed over Wynn's complaints that Adelson is not planning enough parking for his project.

Harrah's Wins Big with World Series of Poker

3 June 2004

The record-shattering 2004 World Series of Poker proved pivotal in defining the event's emerging image and attracting new customers to its new owners, Harrah's Entertainment.

Harrah's Breaks Ground on Rio Expansion

3 June 2004

Harrah's Entertainment kicked off a 60,000-square-foot expansion of the Rio Pavilion Convention Center on Wednesday with a ceremonial pouring of concrete.

Nevada Gaming Board Waits on Gaming License

3 June 2004

he Nevada Gaming Control Board members could not agree Wednesday on whether to give Goldman, Sachs & Co. an unconditional waiver from a regulation requiring it to get a gaming license.

Jillian's Parent in Bankruptcy, Las Vegas Plans Unchanged

2 June 2004

Jillian's restaurant-entertainment center in downtown Las Vegas will likely be unaffected by Jillian's Entertainment Holdings Inc.'s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

Work Begins on Bowling Center

2 June 2004

Crews broke ground Tuesday on a 70,000-square-foot Brunswick Bowling Center at Station Casinos' Sunset Station casino in Henderson.

Nugget Striving to Recall Heyday

2 June 2004

In the early 1980s, then-Golden Nugget owner Steve Wynn placed the downtown Las Vegas resort on the national consciousness using a series of clever television ads.

Makeover of Resort Reflects Complex Legacy

1 June 2004

When Los Angeles resident Scott Abramowitz comes to Las Vegas, he bypasses newer resorts such as Bellagio and Mandalay Bay to stay at Caesars Palace.

Vegas Buzzes on Holiday Weekend

1 June 2004

Las Vegas' summer travel season got a strong Memorial Day kickoff as tourists shook off record-high gasoline prices to fill the city's hotels, show rooms and restaurants.

Aladdin Reports Another Profit

1 June 2004

The Aladdin hotel-casino had another profitable month in April, according to a filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Las Vegas.

Vegas Company's Tribal Successes Recognized

1 June 2004

Station Casinos Inc.'s gamble on the Thunder Valley Casino in Northern California is paying off, spurring more Indian tribes look to the Las Vegas company for helping opening casinos.

Southern Nevada Economy: Casino Stock Gauge Declines in May

1 June 2004

Gaming stocks, after enduring a month-long selling binge in which average prices skidded more than 15 percent, rallied in the last two weeks of May.

Strip Gaming: Make Room for Poker

1 June 2004

Many Las Vegas casinos that were racing to shut down their poker rooms just a few years ago are rushing to reopen or enlarge them now.

Woman Arrested on Suspicion of Bringing Sawed-Off Shotgun to Casino

31 May 2004

News Brief: A 20-year-old Reno woman was arrested on accusations that she took a backpack containing a sawed-off shotgun and rounds of ammunition into a casino, police said.

Inside Gaming: Models Cry Foul in Hard Rock Ad Fallout

31 May 2004

A selection of news and views from inside the industry this week.

At the End, it's Cards, a Stare and $5 Million

31 May 2004

News Brief: Love briefly dared to raise its head Friday night at America's most brutal poker brawl.

Seekers, Drawn to Las Vegas, Find a Broken Promised Land

31 May 2004

News Brief: South on Las Vegas Boulevard, well beyond the casino-scraped skyline, there is a three-story hotel where tourists seldom go.

For these Vegas Players, Blackjack Always Goes Swimmingly

31 May 2004

News Brief: There is nothing weird about gambling in the middle of a hotel swimming pool in Las Vegas, and not just because nothing is weird in Las Vegas.

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