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New York Racino Back on Track

11 December 2003

MGM Mirage said today it would resume construction of a slot machine casino at the big Aqueduct Race Track in Queens, New York.

New York Tribe Approved for Gaming

11 December 2003

News Brief: The National Indian Gaming Commission has approved a gaming ordinance for the Cayuga Indian Nation of New York, an attorney for the tribe said Thursday.

New York Gambling Lobbying Tops $3 Million

1 December 2003

News Brief: Gambling promoters poured millions of dollars into lobbying and campaign contributions in a behind-the-scenes effort to expand gambling at racetracks, casinos and betting parlors in New York, state records show.

Judge to Decide New York Tribal Casino Case

21 November 2003

News Brief: A federal judge will decide whether to allow the Shinnecock Indian Nation to build a casino in Hampton Bays, New York, without waiting for the Bureau of Indian Affairs to grant the tribe federal recognition.

Investor Accused of Bilking New York Harness Track

21 November 2003

ews Brief: A Las Vegas investor and his associates have been accused of bilking an upstate New York harness race track of $7.5 million in questionable loan fees.

Wisconsin Tribe Buys New York Land, Plans Casino

20 November 2003

News Brief: The Wisconsin Oneidas confirmed yesterday they bought 84 acres in New York state, with the intention of building a casino.

Vernon Downs President May Step Down

19 November 2003

News Brief: The president of Vernon Downs said he would step aside if his past criminal convictions hurt the racetrack's chances of opening a casino.

NYRA Clerks Admit to Scam

18 November 2003

ews Brief: Two former New York Racing Association betting clerks admitted their roles Monday in an identity-theft and tax-evasion scheme.

Pataki Can't Appeal Anti-Gambling Ruling

18 November 2003

News Brief: The U.S. Supreme Court reports that it will not let Gov. George Pataki appeal a ruling from New York state's highest court that favored anti-gambling activists.

Supreme Court Avoids New York Debate

17 November 2003

News Brief: The Supreme Court refused to get into a debate over New York’s Indian gambling legislation.

Mohawk Tribe, Park Place Sign Agreement

13 November 2003

The new leaders of the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe and Park Place Entertainment Corporation have signed amended management and development agreements that will govern the construction and operation of the Tribe's planned $500 million Mohawk Mountain.

Senecas Break Ground on Salamanca Casino

12 November 2003

News Brief: The casino will create 800 jobs in Cattaraugus County where unemployment rates are typically some of the highest in the state.

Eight Arrested in Albany Gambling Bust

10 November 2003

News Brief: Eight people have been charged with possession of gambling records, accused of running an illegal sports betting operation in the greater Albany area that took in about $20,000 in wagers each weekend day, according to New York State Police.

Clear Channel Communications Asked About Gambling Ads

7 November 2003

News Brief: U.S. Justice Department has asked Clear Channel Communications Inc. for information related to gambling advertisements run on some of its stations.

New York Governor, Speaker Point Fingers

6 November 2003

News Briefs: The gloves have come off in the battle between New York's two most powerful political leaders over who is to blame for the lack of progress on casinos in the Catskills.

Mohawk Casino Employees Face Layoffs

5 November 2003

News Brief: The Akwesasne Mohawk Casino has told 175 employees they could be laid off in 60 days if the tribe's gambling compact with New York State is not approved by lawmakers.

Tribe Begins Work on New York Casino

4 November 2003

News Brief: The Seneca Indian Nation planned to break ground this afternoon on a temporary casino expected to open in March in western New York.

New York Officials May Consider VLT Gambling at OTB Sites

4 November 2003

News Brief: New York budget officials are reviewing a proposal that would allow off-track betting parlors to operate video lottery terminals throughout the state.

Casinos a Draw for Convention Business

4 November 2003

News Brief: With the proliferation of gaming venues, the presence of a casino can help, or hurt, an area land a convention or meeting.

Tribe Wants to Negotiate New Casino Deal

3 November 2003

News Brief: The long and winding road to a Catskills casino just grew another curve.

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