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Las Vegas Weekend Rates Down, Flat Mid-Week

Bear, Stearns & Co. reports that advance weekend room rates for the Strip are down 14.3 percent to $212 for the period ending Sept. 15, while weekday room rates are virtually the same as last year's for this period.

Reno Hilton President Out

Rhett Long, president of the Reno Hilton, abruptly departed from Northern Nevada's largest hotel-casino on Tuesday.

Vegas Restaurant Sues Landlord in Slot Machine Dispute

A Henderson restaurant, which is applying to the Nevada Gaming Commission for approval to install 15 slot machines, sued to force its landlord to provide information to the gaming commission.

Former State Attorney General Could Get Regulator Post

Brian McKay, former Nevada Attorney General and former general counsel for IGT, may be on the Governor’s list of potential replacements for Brian Sandoval as chairman of the Gaming Commission.

Nomination for Nevada's Black Book Will Be Pulled

Nevada’s regulators are expected to take the unusual step of withdrawing a nomination to the list of excluded persons. An official said they need to strengthen their case against Sam Cecola.

Bankrupt Vacation Village Hotel-Casino Considering New Funding

The bankrupt Vacation Village hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip said it's considering a $42 million loan offer from a mystery lender after a $35 million bailout loan fell through.

Suit Filed over Water Rights for Casinos, Power Plant

Two of the West’s biggest issues, water rights and electrical power, are behind a suit filed by the Primm family against MGM Grand, which bought the family’s three casinos.

Kenilworth Systems Promotes Remote Gambling System

Kenilworth is promoting a live Internet gambling system it hopes to promote through Las Vegas casino companies.

Harrah's Property Lays Off 100

The Rio hotel-casino has laid off about 100 employees, as cost-control measures continue at the struggling Harrah's Entertainment Inc. property.

Las Vegas Lady Luck Loses Money in Quarter

The Lady Luck reported negative cash flow of $1.12 million for the quarter, in line with the loss reported a year ago.

Aladdin May Consider Bankruptcy

News Brief: The troubled Aladdin hotel-casino mentioned the possibility of filing for bankruptcy in a report filed late Tuesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Casino Flights Link Arizona Town, Nevada

Laughlin Air will fly nonstop between the Nevada gambling city and Tucson three days a week beginning in mid-September.

Finding Closure at the Maxim

Maxim quietly closes, perhaps forever, perhaps only temporarily while it awaits a new owner.

Carson Nugget Voted Capital's Best Place to Gamble

News Brief: For the third year in a row, the Carson Nugget was chosen the best place to gamble in Carson City, according to Nevada Magazine’s annual Best of Nevada readership poll.

Las Vegas Casino Sues Defecting Host

Hotel San Remo sued a former casino host, Stephen Roy, alleging he stole and used its confidential client information to encourage its customers to gamble at its rival, Palace Station.

Nevada Casino Operator Sues Website Over Use of its Name

The operator of the Fitzgeralds hotel-casinos sued to stop the operator of an Internet domain name, fitzgeraldscasino.com, from using its trade name to divert customers to its shopping and gambling website.

Vegas Casino Sues Former Poker Manager Over Thefts

The owner of the Orleans and its insurer sued to recover $282,041 in poker tournament fees they said were misappropriated by the Las Vegas hotel-casino's former director of poker.

New Book Offers Inside Look at Binion Case (Part 7)

This is the last of seven excerpts from “Murder in Sin City: The Death of a Las Vegas Casino Boss,” about the murder of Ted Binion.

Panel: Minorities Must Keep Fighting for Inclusion in Casino Industry

Minority leaders at a Las Vegas conference urged their constituents to keep pushing for better jobs and better contracts with casino companies.

New Book Offers Inside Look at Binion Case (Part 6)

This is the sixth of seven excerpts from “Murder in Sin City: The Death of a Las Vegas Casino Boss,” about the murder of Ted Binion.

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