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Report: Chances Low for Gettysburg Casino

27 March 2006

News Brief: A casino near Gettysburg would be ‘an absolute shocker,’ according to a firm that analyzes gaming ventures for investors.

Pennsylvania Governor Unveils New Arena Plan

24 March 2006

News Brief: Governor Ed Rendell said today he will unveil a plan Thursday to build a new arena without slots money.

Analyst Releases Odds for Pennsylvania License

24 March 2006

News Brief: A gaming analyst for Susquehanna Financial Group has released a report on the chances for each of the applicants vying for the five Pennsylvania casino licenses.

Boyd License Could Benefit Town

23 March 2006

News Brief: Should Boyd Gaming be granted a Pennsylvania license for a slots parlor off the Sanatoga exit of Route 422, Limerick township stands to gain more than twice the amount of money that was originally promised.

Pennsylvania Launches Exclusion List

17 March 2006

News Brief: the state Gaming Control Board is establishing a public registry of people who would be excluded from setting foot in the slots casinos of Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh Task Force Prepares for Applications

17 March 2006

News Brief: As details about Pittsburgh's three competing casino proposals emerge, the city's Gaming Task Force is preparing for a commensurate increase in what has so far been a light workload.

Gettysburg Promoters Surprised by Opposition

17 March 2006

News Brief: A vote indicating apparently unanimous opposition in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to a casino near the Gettysburg battlefield caught the casino"s promoters

Pennsylvania Slot Block Approved

15 March 2006

News Brief: The Pennsylvania House backed an effort to stop a Gettysburg-area slots parlor Tuesday night, approving an amendment to the 2004 slots law that would ban any stand-alone casinos in Adams County.

Study: Pennsylvania Resort Impact Minimal

8 March 2006

News Brief: A new study emphasizes that Seven Springs Mountain Resort"s plans for a 500 slot-machine casino would cater mostly to existing clientele and would not radically transfo

Harrah's Releases Impact Report

8 March 2006

News Brief: If you're at least 21 and living in Allegheny County, Harrah's is counting on you to lose $400 at its slot machines during the casino's first business year.

Questions Still Surround Boyd's Pennsylvania Project

7 March 2006

News Brief: Chester County residents still have many questions about a Boyd Gaming Corp and its effect on the local community.

Anti-Casino Group's Statements Criticized

7 March 2006

News Brief: A group supporting efforts to bring a casino to Adams County has called a preservation group’s statements against the gaming facility ‘deliberately misleading.’

Proposed Foxwoods Casino Details Revealed

7 March 2006

News Brief: The $350 million casino planned for the Delaware River waterfront in South Philadelphia that would be operated by the tribe behind Connecticut's Foxwoods Resort Casino would generate 954 jobs and $29.2 million in tax revenue for the city.

Pennsylvania Hearings Extended

6 March 2006

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has extended the registration deadline for the hearings to Friday, March 17, 2006.

Tomlinson to Speak at Pennsylvania Gaming Congress

2 March 2006

Senator Tomlinson, an architect of the Pennsylvania gaming act, will be a featured speaker at the 2nd annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress on March 6-7.

Six Licenses Issued for Slots Manufacturing

1 March 2006

News Brief: State gambling regulators issued their first licenses of any kind Tuesday -- to six companies that can manufacture slot machines to be sold in the state.

Pocono Developer Urges Support from Local Businesses

1 March 2006

News Brief: A New Jersey developer with plans to build a casino in the Poconos urged local merchants and hotel owners Tuesday to support his bid, promising his project would generate nearly $400 million in direct economic activity.

Rep. Clymer Trying to Kill or Curb Slots Law

28 February 2006

News Brief: Rep. Paul Clymer hasn't stopped trying to pull the plug on Act 71 of 2004, the law that's set to bring 14 slots casinos to Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh Training Centers to Groom Casino Workers

27 February 2006

News Brief: Competitors for the lone Pittsburgh slots license already are consulting nearby training centers, hoping to fill the thousands of expected job openings with a healthy share of locally groomed employees.

New Orleans Haunts Harrah's

27 February 2006

News Brief: Despite a healthy investment rating, an impressive acquisition of Caesars and the largest stable of casinos among the world's gaming firms, Harrah's is still being haunted by a New Orleans casino that never really lived up to its early promises.

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