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Neuheisel Awarded $4.5 Million Settlement

8 March 2005

News Brief: The settlement to Rick Neuheisel’s wrongful-termination suit calls for the NCAA to pay the former UW football coach $2.5 million and for the UW to pay Neuheisel $500,000 and not seek repayment of a $1.5 million loan.

Washington Proposed Tax Delayed

23 February 2005

News Brief: For three months, Lake Stevens will shelve a proposed gambling tax while city officials make sure it wouldn't hurt existing businesses too much.

Washington Tribes Donate to Problem Gambling Program

22 February 2005

News Brief: Three more Washington tribes made good on an 8-month-old pledge to help pay for treatment of problem gamblers, handing checks totaling close to $400,000 to Gov. Christine Gregoire out of proceeds from tribal casinos.

Washington Tribe Bets on Mohegan Management

21 February 2005

News Brief: The Cowlitz tribe is wagering that the design and management that made the Mohegan Sun a billion-dollar success can be repeated in Southwest Washington.

Gambling Foes Push for Alcohol Ban

1 February 2005

News Brief: A group opposing a cardroom in Kingsgate, Washington, has stepped up its efforts to block the flow of alcohol to the proposed casino.

Lucky Eagle Casino Patron Wins Record Slot Payout

27 January 2005

Debbie Cameron won $187,255.00 Monday playing a progressive slot machine at Lucky Eagle Casino, the slot payout ever in the state of Washington.

Las Vegas Conventions: Officials Unfazed by Report

17 January 2005

A prominent Washington think tank is warning U.S. municipalities to be leery of building new or larger convention halls because of recent and projected reductions in the nation's trade show industry.

Tulalip Tripes Donates to Tsunami Relief

14 January 2005

e Tulalip Tribes today presented a check for $150,000 to Mercy Corps founder, Dan O'Neill, and nationally respected journalist and relief worker, Margaret Larson.

Washington Tribe Promotes Casino Proposal

7 January 2005

News Brief: To persuade the community to support a tribal casino near La Center, the Cowlitz Tribe pointed to the track record of its business partner, The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut, in a series of meetings Thursday.

Tribe Plans to Build a Resort Near Casino

5 January 2005

News Brief: Swinomish leaders have big plans for the northern end of the tribe's reservation east of Anacortes — a new resort with its own marina.

GTECH, Washington Lottery Receives Award

17 December 2004

GTECH Holdings Corporation was recognized for its work with Washington's Lottery and Safeway at the Governor's Awards for Quality and Performance on November 29 at St. Martin's Worthington Center in Lacey, Washington.

Coast Casinos Installs Expedia Management System

14 December 2004

Coast Casinos became the first hotel chain to install Expedia's direct connect interface into its Hotel Information Systems epitome for iSeries property management system.

Washington Card Room Raided

10 December 2004

News Brief: An estimated 50 federal and state agents raided La Center's cardroom district in an investigation of alleged bookmaking and immigration visa fraud.

Washington State Minicasinos Dealt Losing Hand

8 December 2004

News Brief: The Washington State Court of Appeals has ruled that Pierce County can maintain its ban on minicasinos in unincorporated neighborhoods.

Washington State Debates Level Playing Field, Again

2 December 2004

Prof. I. Nelson Rose: The only form of gambling that can compete against a casino is another casino.

Washington Casino Tribe Offered to Help NASCAR Project

24 November 2004

News Brief: The Tulalip Tribes proposal to help fund a NASCAR track in Snohomish County might have saved the project, according to Washington State Rep. John McCoy.

Washington State Agencies Contribute Problem Gaming Education

10 November 2004

News Brief: Three state gaming agencies will contribute more than $200,000 to educate Washington residents about problem gambling.

Washington State Tribe Reveals Casino Plans

5 November 2004

News Brief: The Cowlitz Indian Tribe has unveiled plans for a vastly larger casino than it had envisioned earlier, and a tribal leader said it would include a hotel/restaurant, convention center, retail complex and tribal cultural center.

Washington State Rejects Expanded Gambling

3 November 2004

News Brief: Voters in Washington state rejected both a sales tax increase for education and expanded gambling off Indian reservations that would have cut property taxes, according to election results on Wednesday.

Washington Casinos Fund Candidate's Campaign

1 November 2004

News Brief: Washington state casino owners and employees are pouring money into a campaign for a candidate running for a state representative seat.

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