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Experts Expected at Gaming & Technology Conference

22 October 2004

Gaming experts from Nevada to New Jersey, and from many states in between, will participate in Gaming & Technology Conference 6.0 to be held Nov. 8-9 at the Atlantic City Convention Center.

Celebrities Join Casino Strike Battle

22 October 2004

News Brief: In radio ads that started airing Tuesday, actor Danny Glover and NAACP president Kweisi Mfume beseech listeners to boycott the seven casinos in a contract standoff with Local 54 of Unite Here.

Caesars Warns of Strike's Effect

21 October 2004

Caesars Entertainment says it would earn from 4 to 6 cents per share in the fourth quarter, lower than analysts' average estimate of 8 cents due to uncertainties surrounding a strike in Atlantic City.

Harrah's Exec: We Won't Cave In

21 October 2004

News Brief: The gaming industry is prepared for a long strike if necessary and absolutely will not cave in to union demands for a three-year contract, a top casino executive said Wednesday while lashing out at labor leaders.

Senator Walks with Striking Casino Workers

21 October 2004

News Brief: There was a new face walking the line in Local 54's strike against seven casinos Wednesday - U.S. Sen. Jon Corzine.

Sands to Pamper Slot Patrons

21 October 2004

News Brief: Big-time gamblers have a new place to play, as the Sands Casino Hotel celebrates the opening of its new high-limit slot room today.

Harrah's Las Vegas, Atlantic City Union Issues May Intensify

21 October 2004

The confrontation between Las Vegas’ Culinary Local 226 and Harrah's Entertainment's more than striking casino workers in Atlantic City is far more likely to intensify than end any time soon.

Atlantic City Residents Kept Awake by Picketers

20 October 2004

News Brief: As the casino worker strike by Local 54 of Unite HERE approaches three weeks, some of the people who work the odd shifts that keep Atlantic City running 24 hours a day are not getting any rest due to the noisy picketers.

Atlantic City Casino Strike Hurting City

20 October 2004

News Brief: It's not yet known how Local 54's strike is affecting business at the targeted casinos, but its costs to the city are becoming clear.

War Of Words In Atlantic City

20 October 2004

News Brief: 'Enough is enough!' read one newspaper ad placed by casinos. 'We want you back!' said another, appealing to striking workers.

Casino Strikers Face Money Woes

19 October 2004

News Brief: For some Atlantic City casino union members who live paycheck-to-paycheck, paying bills is getting tough as the fight over a casino contract continues.

Borgata Tables Clean Smoky Air

18 October 2004

News Brief: The Borgata has 120 custom-built table games equipped with nozzles that blow fresh air up, creating an invisible barrier between cigarette-smoking players and the dealers.

Trump Makes $19 Million Interest Payment

18 October 2004

News Brief: Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts Inc. made good on a $19 million interest payment on Friday, but still faces an even larger debt obligation next month that could severely test its shaky finances.

10,000 March in Support of Atlantic City Strike

18 October 2004

Thousands of striking casino and hotel workers staged a peaceful rally this weekend to protest stalled contract talks with seven city casinos.

Session Doesn't Change Atlantic City Strike Impasse

18 October 2004

A much-anticipated bargaining session in the Atlantic City casino workers strike failed to produce results Friday when company representatives refused to disclose their authority in settling the 15-day walkout.

Borgata Wins Technology Award

15 October 2004

The Gaming & Technology Conference reports that the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is the recipient of the 3rd Annual Larry Cole Award For Excellence and Innovation in Gaming Technology.

Demonstration at Harrah's Headquarters

15 October 2004

Culinary members were forcibly removed from Harrah's corporate parking lot when they tried to deliver a petition demanding the company refrain from hiring permanent replacement workers during the Atlantic City strike.

Two Atlantic City Casino Picketers Fired

14 October 2004

News Brief: A striking casino-hotel worker who suffered a broken kneecap in a picket line confrontation with security guards has been fired for ‘strike-related misconduct’ along with a fellow striker, officials said Thursday.

Atlantic City Union Plans Weekend Rally

14 October 2004

News Brief: Striking casino workers will take their protest back to the streets this weekend in what promises to be a massive rally, even larger than a Boardwalk march last month that drew thousands of people.

Striking Worker Charges Security Firm with Assault

13 October 2004

News Brief: A striking casino worker filed a complaint against a private security firm over the weekend, charging he was assaulted while on the picket line.

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