Daily Reporter Stories for Thursday/Friday

wilheim · Sep 9, 2004

Gambling addiction hotline sees rise in calls cites internet wagering.

Personal Debt: The Hidden Cost Of Gambling.

Ten NFL questions for September.

The Evil Empire feels they've been lied too (heaven forbid).

NASCAR wants to go head-to-head battling the NFL for ratings.

Montreal Expos' future could be decided by bidding war.

New Season - Don't be Swayed by Early Expectations.

WEEK ONE NFL TRENDS TO WATCH

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Tout Service fined $15,000 for violating "No Call" law.

Offshore Bookmaker tackles the issue of gaming legislation in the US

A Little gambling is a good thing for senior citizens

Road weary Marlins may be forced to play home games in Chicago

"The Glove" faces DUI charges in California

Muhammad Ali appeals to Congress for National Boxing Commission

Rise in gambling addiction is a safe bet

Atlantic City Casinos face massive strike

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jaypaw · Sep 9, 2004

just checking in on US gambling news in case anyone is interested:

Maryland has flip flopped again.

Busch's switch foils vote on slots bill

The Washington Times – September 9, 2004

Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. last night said a bipartisan compromise to implement his plan to legalize slot-machine gambling collapsed after the top House Democrat switched his own gambling bill for the governor's.

Alabama gets feds' take on gaming

montgomeryadvertiser.com – September 9, 2004

Two of the state's highest ranking officials have taken their inquiries into Indian gaming to the top

Casino showdown

rockymountainnews.com – September 9, 2004

Gov. Bill Owens denounced a tribal lawsuit threat as "blackmail" on Wednesday, saying he will not negotiate with a group demanding a new American Indian casino outside Denver to settle century-old land claims.

Developer unveils proposal for casino

rgj.com – September 9, 2004

Real estate developer and gaming lobbyist Harvey Whittemore faced stern questions Wednesday night as he laid out partial plans for a $35 million to $55 million entertainment complex with a casino along Pyramid Highway in Spanish Springs, just south of La Posada Drive.

Riverside gets ready for casino

press-citizen.com – September 9, 2004

City Councilors on Wednesday informally created a committee to review potential development costs for a proposed $80 million casino and resort.

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