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Trump Pays Four Creditors

8 December 2004

News Brief: Four companies that threatened to complicate the bankruptcy reorganization plans of Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts Inc. have been paid every penny they were owed.

CRDA Bets on Boardwalk Revival

6 December 2004

News Brief: The Atlantic City Casino Reinvestment Development Authority recently submitted to city leaders, casino executives and business owners a book of design standards that encourages a common approach to repairing the fading Boardwalk.

Inside Gaming Column: Gaming Opponents Mounting Campaign

6 December 2004

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

New Jersey Assemblyman Touts Sports Betting

3 December 2004

News Brief: Although the odds are slim that New Jersey could overcome a federal law prohibiting such wagering, the bill's sponsor, Assemblyman Jeff Van Drew, D-Cape May, Cumberland and Atlantic, says it would be shameful not to try.

Former Psychiatric Patient Denied Casino License

2 December 2004

News Brief: A former psychiatric patient involved in a 1990 shootout that left two police officers and a social worker wounded lost his bid for a New Jersey gaming license Wednesday, but could still end up working in a casino hotel.

Casino Worker with Meningitis Doing Better

30 November 2004

News Brief: A casino worker who came down with bacterial meningitis last week is doing better, according to the Atlantic City Health and Human Services director.

Atlantic City Casino Worker Diagnosed with Meningitis

29 November 2004

News Brief: A casino worker was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis last week, Atlantic City Health and Human Services Director Ronald Cash confirmed Sunday.

A Night of Atlantic City Poker

29 November 2004

News Brief: The Atlantic City casinos are hitting the jackpot with No-Limit Texas Hold'em, the wildly popular brand of poker that seems to have swept the nation. This writer tested his luck in a No-Limit Texas Hold'em tournament.

National Geographic Channel Goes Gambling

29 November 2004

This December, the National Geographic Channel (NGC) takes you from Sin City to Atlantic City to get an inside look at the making – and the breaking – of these magnificent structures. Meet all the players, from the team that built the first super casino on the east coast, to the infamous M.I.T. college students that took several casinos for millions, to the Loizeaux family that makes a living tearing them down.

Atlantic City Looks Beyond Gambling

24 November 2004

News Brief: Industry analysts say that The Quarter at Tropicana Casino & Resort will help attract a different customer and help the bring in more non-gaming revenue.

Tropicana Casino and Resort Unveils Expansion Project

23 November 2004

The Tropicana Casino and Resort has unveiled its $280 million multi- faceted expansion project, The Quarter at Tropicana.

Tropicana Casino and Resort Unveils Expansion Project

23 November 2004

The Tropicana Casino and Resort has unveiled its $280 million multi- faceted expansion project, The Quarter at Tropicana.

Borgata Results Still Hot

19 November 2004

News Brief: Blockbuster business at Borgata paced the gaming industry to solid results in the critical third quarter.

Two Hurt in Accidents at Casino Sites

17 November 2004

News Brief: Two workers were injured in separate incidents at the Showboat and the Tropicana Casino Resort.

Sands Gambles on Madison Renovation

15 November 2004

News Brief: Capitalizing on the Madison hotel's genteel pedigree, the Sands junked earlier attempts to make the Madison into a casino-like companion and instead is transforming it into an all-suite, bed-and-breakfast-style property.

New Jersey Governor Pushing Slots at Tracks

12 November 2004

News Brief: New Jersey's incoming acting governor is pushing a plan to introduce slot machines to at least one of New Jersey's horse racing tracks.

Atlantic City Strike Leads to Mixed Results

12 November 2004

News Brief: The monthlong strike in which thousands of union workers walked off the job at seven casinos was bad for business. It was also good for business.

Trump Employees Agree to New Contract

10 November 2004

News Brief: Union employees from the city's three Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts properties were the last to approve a five-year contract that provides increases in wages, health care and pension contributions and guarantees workers that their jobs will not be replaced through subcontracting.

Pennsylvania Slots No Worry to A.C. Casinos

10 November 2004

News Brief: Like church bingo, Pennsylvania's relatively modest slot parlors will be strictly the minor leagues of gambling and should pose little threat to the bigger, more extravagant Atlantic City casinos, political leaders told an industry conference Tuesday.

Slots Get Software Boost

10 November 2004

News Brief: Computer software will allow slot machines to be changed instantly to new games or different betting limits.

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