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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.

Judge Wants Gambling Money Sent to Charities

22 November 2004

News Brief: Nearly $5 million seized in a statewide Ohio gambling scam must be sent to the charities it was supposed to reach in the first place, a judge ruled.

MTR Gaming Earnings Slide

12 November 2004

Solid performances at MTR Gaming Group's two Southern Nevada casino couldn't offset so-so returns from its casinos in Ohio and West Virginia.

Ohio VLT Supporter Plans 2005 Proposal

9 November 2004

News Brief: A supporter of video lottery terminals at Ohio's seven racetracks said Nov. 8 there is an ‘excellent chance’ the proposal would go before Ohio voters in a November 2005 referendum.

Argosy Buys Ohio Property

28 October 2004

News Brief: While state lawmakers debate the prospect of legalizing gambling in Ohio, Argosy Gaming Co. already is staking its turf in the Buckeye State.

Ohio Investigates Video Gambling Machines

22 October 2004

News Brief: The Ohio State Racing Commission has opened its own investigation into a state Department of Public Safety report that video gambling machines were operating in a bar on property that includes the Cedar Downs off-track betting parlor in the northwest portion of the state.

Ohio Casino Nights Targeted

22 October 2004

News Brief: The Ohio attorney general says some groups are going too far and stepping over the line of what is considered legal gambling.

Ohio Tribe Change Location for Casino Plan

1 October 2004

News Brief: Shawnee American Indians who talked about building a casino in Middletown have shifted their attention to Monroe, says Middletown Mayor Bob Wells.

Ohio Tracks Surviving Despite Competition

10 September 2004

ews Brief: Despite the waves of gambling money that has flowed to Southeast Indiana riverboat casinos since 1996, both horse racing tracks in the region are surviving, if not exactly prospering.

Ohio Town Uses Gambling to Draw Tourists

31 August 2004

News Brief: Village officials of Put-In-Bay on South Bass Island are trying to draw back tourists with gambling events.

Shawnee Tribe Gives Support to the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Casino Bid

30 August 2004

News Brief: The federally recognized Shawnee tribe has given its support to the Eastern Shawnee tribe of Oklahoma in its effort to open casinos in Ohio.

Ohio Tribe to Present Casino Plans to Governor

14 July 2004

ews Brief: A Shawnee Indian tribe's proposal to open up to seven casinos in Ohio might go before Governor Bob Taft's staff as early as this month.

Ohio's Lawmakers Won't Bet on Slots

9 July 2004

News Brief: Ohio's lawmakers aren't yet betting on slot machines to solve Ohio's fiscal problems. In fact, the future of gambling in the state is presently stalled before the Ohio General Assembly.

Bookmaker Says Profits Paid Tuition

30 June 2004

News Brief: Paul Smith says he ran a gambling ring so his children could learn Catholic moral values.

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