Nevada News - Page 747
Aladdin Faces Latest Deadline
28 August 2001
A deadline is once again pending in the ongoing saga of the financially troubled Aladdin, which opened a year ago on the Las Vegas Strip.
Regulators Draft Rules for Private Gaming Salons27 August 2001
To gamble in the newly legalized private salons, you’ll have to bet at least $20,000 a hand in table games, or $500 on each pull of a slot machine.
ACLU Claims Victory in Sidewalk Dispute27 August 2001
Even though the Venetian owns its sidewalks along the Strip, they are still public forums and union pickets are permitted there, an appeals court has confirmed.
Job Creation is Wild Card in Internet Gambling27 August 2001
The future of internet gambling may involve casino dealers working in warehouses and dealing live to online players.
It's Baaack! Goodman Looks at Selling Las Vegas' Name to a Net Casino24 August 2001
Last fall, a proposed online casino called VegasOne.com wanted to pay Las Vegas for the right to use its name. The plan died quickly, but now Mayor Oscar Goodman says he’s talking to a company about such a plan.
Nomination Withdrawn as Candidate for Black Book24 August 2001
The Nevada Gaming Control Board backed down in its nomination of Sam Cecola for the Black Book.
Nevada Supreme Court Dismisses Station Casino Lawsuit24 August 2001
The Nevada Supreme Court dismissed a Las Vegas man's lawsuit complaining that two of the Station casinos violated state regulations in 1998 by removing the poker machines that advertised million-coin progressive jackpots.
Wynn's Plans for Desert Inn Site Clear Planning Commission24 August 2001
Although there were complaints from neighboring homeowners, the Clark County Planning Commission voted 6-0 to approve Steve Wynn’s plans for a new resort on the site of the old Desert Inn.
Wynn Seeks Approval for High-End Resort for Desert Inn Site23 August 2001
Steve Wynn plans a water-dominated resort that could kick off another Strip building boom. County officials will consider the proposal Thursday night.
Las Vegas Weekend Rates Down, Flat Mid-Week23 August 2001
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 Out22 August 2001
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 Dispute22 August 2001
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 Post22 August 2001
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 Pulled22 August 2001
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 Funding21 August 2001
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 Plant21 August 2001
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 System21 August 2001
Kenilworth is promoting a live Internet gambling system it hopes to promote through Las Vegas casino companies.
Harrah's Property Lays Off 10020 August 2001
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 Quarter17 August 2001
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 Bankruptcy16 August 2001
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.
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