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Ohio Casino Foes Vow to Fight

23 March 2005

News Brief: Two days before gambling proponents are to meet privately in an attempt to agree on a strategy to create casinos in Ohio, the leader of an opposition group that twice successfully fought efforts to expand gambling vowed a three-peat this year.

Ohio Port Authority Eyes Casino Revenue

23 March 2005

News Brief: The Lorain Port Authority is holding off a vote on selling 8.5 acres of its Black River Landing to the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma while it weighs the chances of getting a percentage of the revenue from a proposed casino project.

Charity Poker Festival Planned

21 March 2005

ans are underway for a series of weekly Charity Festivals that will bring poker to the Nautica Entertainment Complex on in Cleveland, Ohio this summer.

Ohio Towns Open to Casinos

18 March 2005

News Brief: Cedar Point and Put-in-Bay officials are responsive to hosting casinos if the Ohio Legislature legalizes gambling later this year.

Ohio Governor: Casino Could be Bigger Issue New Year

17 March 2005

News Brief: Casino gambling didn't get a hearing in this year's legislative session, but it could become a bigger issue next year, Governor Ernie Fletcher said.

Odds Against Amherst Casino Plan

11 March 2005

News Brief: It's probably a good bet that most members of Amherst City Council either don't like the idea of casinos along the lakefront in Lorain, or don't really care, but because they didn't have to put their cards on the table no one knows for certain.

Couple Opens Casino School in Ohio

10 March 2005

News Brief: A Macedonia couple is taking a gamble by opening a school to train dealers in such games as poker, blackjack, craps and roulette in a state that doesn't allow casino gambling.

Ohio AG Cautions Against Land Deals

3 March 2005

News Brief: Saying it could be 20 years before Shawnee Indians can build a casino in Ohio, state Attorney General Jim Petro cautioned local governments against making land deals with the tribe.

Ohio Group Responds to Tribal Casino Plans

22 February 2005

The Ohio Roundtable responds to recent attempts by the Eastern Shawnee Tribe to convince Ohio lawmakers to open casinos.

Ohio City Seeks Approval for Casino

22 February 2005

News Brief: Lorain city officials took the next step in seeking state approval for a future casino.

Cities Negotiates Land Deals With Oklahoma-Based Tribe

16 February 2005

The uncertainty about whether American Indians will be able to open casinos in Ohio is not stopping cities from negotiating multimillion-dollar land deals with one tribe.

Ohio Tribal Casino Plans Revealed

15 February 2005

News Brief: Plans to build a Las Vegas-style gambling casino on the site of the former Lorain Pellet Terminal were revealed yesterday by city officials and the chief of the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma.

Ohio Casino Revenue Sharing Plan Approved

9 February 2005

News Brief: Monroe City Council has approved a revenue-sharing agreement with the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma for a proposed casino at Ohio 63 and Interstate 75.

Authorities Seize $22,000 in Gambling Bust

17 January 2005

Agents broke up a poker tournament at an American Legion post and seized $22,000 in cash, along with playing cards, poker chips, poker tables and gambling records.

Ohio Governor to Stop Illegal Gambling Machines

21 December 2004

News Brief: Ohio Governor Ernie Fletcher says he'll take action against the proliferation of illegal video gambling machines at truck stops, convenience stores and fast-food restaurants.

Online Casino Wants to Buy NBA Team

16 December 2004

News Brief: Casino Fortune said that it is willing to outbid a Detroit businessman for the Cleveland Cavaliers, which possibly could open a bidding war for the NBA team.

Poker Set a Hot Gift

14 December 2004

The ‘Official World Poker Tour’ Poker Set is flying off the shelves this holiday season.

Cleveland Mayor Casino Call was Planned

13 December 2004

News Brief: Mayor Jane Campbell's call for a casino in Cleveland was a carefully plotted move, coming after months of meetings on the topic.

Casino May Fund Cleveland Convention Center

26 November 2004

News Brief: The search for a Cleveland convention center in on again with a new twist for funding it: a downtown casino.

Casinos Expect Thanksgiving Rush

25 November 2004

News Brief: Most people in the region will enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving feast at home today, but about thousands will take a trip one of Ohio’s casino.

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