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Non-Indian racetrack reports gaming proceeds

Non-Indian racetrack reports gaming proceeds (December 15, 2005)

The first non-Indian racino in Oklahoma reported strong proceeds in its first nine days of operation. Remington Park said gamblers lost nearly $1.6 million on the track's 650 electronic machines. "It has surpassed my projections," the general manager told The...

Catawba Nation says NIGC won't control gaming

Catawba Nation says NIGC won't control gaming (December 15, 2005)

An attorney for the Catawba Nation of South Carolina says neither the state nor the National Indian Gaming Commission would have authority over the tribe's video poker operation. A judge ruled this week that the tribe has a right to...

Cowlitz Tribe's casino report behind schedule

Cowlitz Tribe's casino report behind schedule (December 15, 2005)

The Cowlitz Tribe of Washington says the environmental impact statement on its proposed casino won't be ready until mid-February 2006 due to extensive comments submitted by members of the public. The newly recognized tribe wants to build $510 million resort...

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