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Lady Luck Management Deal Approved

22 August 2003

Despite concerns about finances, the Nevada Gaming Commission has given approval for two men to take over the gaming at the Lady Luck casino in downtown Las Vegas.

Nevada Commission Approves Lobbyist to Buy into Casino

22 August 2003

News Brief: An application to allow gambling lobbyist Harvey Whittemore and his wife an option to buy 10 percent of the stock in Nevada Casinos Inc. was approved Thursday by the Nevada Gaming Commission.

Palms Pulls Football Ad

21 August 2003

The Palms plans to pull a radio spot advertising its football contest after a top Nevada gaming regulator said he planned to investigate a claim made in the ad.

Hotels Report Ups, Downs from Flood

21 August 2003

Tuesday's flash flood resulted in a few dozen displaced Las Vegas residents booking rooms in area hotels, but at least one lodging property will benefit from a flood of a different sort, a flood of insurance agents.

Judge Approves Settlement in Mirage Case

21 August 2003

A judge has approved a settlement involving a former Mirage resort employee who failed to file thousands of required anti-money laundering reports with the federal government.

Travel and Tourism: July Busy Month for McCarran

21 August 2003

Bolstered by double-digit percentage increases in passenger traffic at three of its top five carriers, McCarran International Airport in July enjoyed one of the busiest months in its 55-year history.

Flood Waters Recede in Las Vegas

20 August 2003

News Brief: Flood waters have receded and Las Vegas residents began the messy job of cleaning up after intense storms swamped some neighborhoods, knocking out power to thousands and leaving motorists stranded atop their cars.

Nevada Court Rules Against Slot Player

19 August 2003

The Nevada Supreme Court has turned down the appeal of a woman who claimed she was entitled to a $97,823 slot machine jackpot at the old Frontier Hotel and Gambling Hall on the Las Vegas Strip.

Aristocrat to Debut 140 Slot Machines

19 August 2003

Aristocrat Technologies expects to roll out 140 new slot machines at the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas.

Former Paul-Son Exec Launches Supply Firm

19 August 2003

A dice and casino supply manager in Las Vegas has formed a company that expects to face off against his former employer.

Canadians Sought As Tourists

19 August 2003

A bevy of local tourism officials are north of the border this week as part of a large-scale effort to persuade more Canadian travelers to take off for Las Vegas this fall and winter.

Mexico May Be Opening to Casinos, Could Benefit Las Vegas

19 August 2003

Developments in Mexico are improving the odds that the country's Congress will legalize casino gambling after it reconvenes early next month, former Nevada Gov. Bob Miller said Monday.

Kentucky Tourist Dies After Being Electrocuted Near Las Vegas Strip

19 August 2003

News Brief: A tourist died after she was electrocuted near a Las Vegas Strip casino during a powerful weekend thunderstorm.

'Beverly Hillbillies' Casino Proposal Revived

18 August 2003

News Brief: Nearly four years after his dreams for a Jethro's Beverly Hillbillies casino fizzled in Reno, actor Max Baer Jr. is planning a $54 million resort based on the popular TV series.

Tahoe Casinos Clear Water Tests

18 August 2003

News Brief: Nevada’s stateline casinos returned to using tap water for consumption after a boil-water order was lifted when a second water test returned clear of bacteria.

Tattoo Parlor Planned for Casino

18 August 2003

The Palms Casino Resort expects to open a tattoo parlor, Hard & Huntington Tattoo Co., in February.

Unions to Rally at Aladdin

18 August 2003

wo labor unions will rally to publicize their respective issues today at the Aladdin hotel-casino.

Tourism: Blackout's Impact in Las Vegas Limited

18 August 2003

The massive electric blackout that hit the Northeast on Thursday had a noticeable but limited impact on Las Vegas hotel and airport operations, casino and airport officials reported Friday.

Hit Frequency, Reno, Atlantic City, Double Up

17 August 2003

Slot Expert John Robison answers your slot and video poker questions.

Fitzgeralds' Loss Narrows

15 August 2003

The Fitzgeralds hotel-casino in downtown Las Vegas narrowed its operating loss to $300,000 in Q2 compared to a loss of $700,000 in the same quarter a year ago.

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