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November 7th, 2009
Detroit casinos might also lose some of O'Brien's business in the summer, which he spends in his trailer in Sandusky, just 43 miles from Toledo, where a casino is scheduled to be built. Another casino is slated for Cleveland, 62 miles away.
November 7th, 2009
On Tuesday, 53 percent of Ohio voters approved a gambling referendum to open casinos in Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Toledo. When they open, possibly by 2012, Hoosier Park in Anderson could lose fivepercent of its business from Ohio residents ...
November 7th, 2009
We have no doubt that many Ohio voters who said "yes" to gambling casinos last week were thinking of the state's dramatic budget crisis when they cast their ballots. The casinos are expected to bring hundreds of millions of dollars of tax revenue in ...
November 7th, 2009
Last week's decision by Ohio voters to approve gambling casinos in the state's four largest cities could prove to be more bad news for financial trends in West Virginia since this state government's operating budget depends heavily on the money ...
November 7th, 2009
A seven-member Ohio Casino Control Commission will be named by Gov. Ted Strickland to license and regulate casino gambling in Ohio. The Ohio Senate will have the ability to reject Strickland's nominees for the commission, which must include one ...
November 7th, 2009
... currently own and operate several properties including the Vicksburg Casino in Mississippi, the Four Winds Casino outside of Chicago and the Cimarron and Ioway City Casinos in Oklahoma. In a move announced by Lakes Entertainment on Tuesday, the ...
November 7th, 2009
... Ohioans heard reports that cockfighting might be legalized in West Virginia, it could scare them into voting against Ohio casinos -- that's a theoretical explanation for the Charleston stunt. Well, if that was the plot, it didn't work.
November 7th, 2009
WHEELING - Ohio's vote this week to allow four casinos in the Buckeye State should remind West Virginia's elected leaders not to depend on gambling tax money to balance the state's budget, said West Virginia Sen. Ed Bowman. "I remember standing up in ...
November 7th, 2009
COLUMBUS - Ohio's next election has already begun, and it's going to be big. In less than a year, Ohio picks a governor. Recent polls show Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland, 68, faces a rough re-election against former Republican Congressman John Kasich ...
November 7th, 2009
Staff & Wire Reports | MTR Gaming says it's bracing for more revenue-sapping competition now that Ohio voters have approved a measure allowing construction of four casinos in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Toledo. The threat to MTR should begin ...
