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Cincinnati Mayor Wants Casinos

30 June 2004

News Brief: Cincinnati Mayor Charlie Luken has called on Ohio's governor and state legislators to put a state constitutional amendment on the ballot to allow casino gambling in big cities.

Video Slots Top Problem Gambling List

21 June 2004

News Brief: The most common problem for people who call the Ohio Lottery’s problem-gambling hot line isn’t betting on the lottery, it’s video slots.

Ohio House May Reconsider Slot Vote

2 June 2004

News Brief: Using a procedural maneuver, three Democratic women who helped to defeat the mini casinos last week asked the Ohio House to reconsider the vote.

Ohio Slot Bill Defeated

28 May 2004

ews Brief: Ohio horse racing industry officials will not try to put a slot machines proposal before voters in November after a defeat in the House late Wednesday.

Ohio Passes Bingo Bill

27 May 2004

News Brief: The Ohio House and Senate agreed on a compromise bingo bill Wednesday designed to give smaller clubs more gambling profits to cover their operating costs.

Ohio Casino Patrons, Money Leave for Detroit

17 May 2004

News Brief: Thousands of northeast Ohio residents travel to Detroit every month looking for casino action.

Ohio Casino Proposal Causes Concerns

28 April 2004

News Brief: Some Ohio officials are worried about the trickle-down if there would ever be an tribal casino built in the community.

Ohio Governor Still Opposes Video Gambling Plans

22 April 2004

News Brief: Governor Bob Taft says he continues to oppose any video gambling plan, including a bill that would fund education with electronic slot machine revenues.

Study Supports Ohio Online Lottery

13 April 2004

News Brief: University of Cincinnati researchers say selling Ohio Lottery tickets over the Internet could add $1.18 billion in lottery sales over five years.

Ohio Association, Track Sign Revenue Deal

9 March 2004

News Brief: The Ohio Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association and Beulah Park have struck a deal on revenue splits for account wagering.

Ohio County Voters Reject OTB Proposal

3 March 2004

News Brief: Putnam County voters rejected a proposal for a off-track betting site.

Ohio Horse Industry Faces Deadline

11 February 2004

News Brief: Ohio’s horse industry leaders face a deadline today on deciding whether they can support a proposal that could bring legalized gambling to racetracks but would also include off-track casinos.

Charities Cheated of Funds

3 February 2004

News Brief: Some Ohio charities beleive that the return they saw from Rittman's Michael Moneypenny, a travelling casino, was too low considering the success of the events.

Bookie: Rose Betted from Clubhouse, Dugout

9 January 2004

News Brief: Pete Rose say that he never made his baseball bets from the clubhouse, but one of his former bookmakers, Ron Peters, said Rose made bets from the clubhouse and the dugout.

Rose's Bookies Not Likely Charged

8 January 2004

News Brief: Even though Pete Rose named them as his bookies, the allegations are from so long ago that gambling charges likely can't be brought against them.

Women Argue Over 'Lost' Jackpot

6 January 2004

News Brief: Two women in Ohio are in hot dispute over a $162m lottery win - after one said she had lost the jackpot ticket.

Rose Admits to Betting on Baseball

5 January 2004

News Brief: After nearly 15 years of denials, Pete Rose has finally come clean and admitted he bet on baseball while manager of the Cincinnati Reds.

Ohio Slots Proposal Fails

4 December 2003

News Brief: A slots-for-scholarships proposal, given up for dead by House Speaker Larry Householder, was revived briefly on Wednesday before backers gave up getting it before voters in March.

Deadline Approaching for Ohio Slots Proposal

2 December 2003

News Brief: A slots-for-scholarship constitutional amendment pending in the House faces a cloudy future and a Wednesday deadline for getting it before voters for the March 3 primary election.

Court Upholds Ohio Lottery Plan

20 November 2003

News Brief: Ohio can participate legally in a multistate lottery but can't take profits from the lottery away from education, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday in a decision that largely favored the state.

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