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DaveRalis.com | The Daily Rant Time to put the blinders on in Slotsylvania After first denying there was a problem with the way the state licenses its slots parlor owners, Earll (R-Erie) now says she's willing to hold hearings in light of the four perjury charges filed against slots parlor owner Louis DeNaples ...
Slots of Louis DeNaples in the newsFirst off, the now-indicted slots parlor owner was praised by a Roman Catholic bishop on Friday for helping fund the University of Scranton's new $35 million student center, which is named for DeNaples' parents. ...
Report: Pa. slots parlor owners, wannabes spent $1.7M lobbying in '07Although the 2004 law legalizing slot machine gambling banned direct campaign contributions from anyone with gambling interests, it did not bar them from hiring lobbyists who can wine and dine lawmakers and make indirect political ...
Have lobbying and partisanship trumped public protection in ...There's slots of bills pending to change Pennsylvania's fledgling gambling industry, including one that would There are plenty of bills pending in Pennsylvania's Legislature that would have reformed the state's slot machine gambling law ...
Pa. gambling a reality, slots of questions remainRegulators handed out Pennsylvania's first five slots parlor licenses today - and the first fines for illegal political contributions - while efforts to reform the slots law finally passed the state Senate, but not the House. ...
Slots of states near Pa. addicted to gamblingWill the extra pressure Pennsylvania's 61000 slot machines are putting on nearby states to expand gambling In less than a week, Pennsylvania regulators will give six racetracks across the state licenses to run slot machine parlors. ...
Slots of forces at play in Pa.The race is on between the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board handing out slots parlor licenses and It's hard to express any surprise that Pennsylvania gambling regulators have given a green light to a slots parlor application for ...
Slots of interesting names among Pa. parlor shareholdersWatche "Bob" Manoukian, a Lebanese businessman considered one of the wealthiest men in the United Kingdom, would own the planned slots parlor at Philadelphia Park, the Bucks County race track he already owns, the Associated Press ...
Slots of gambling money still buying Pa. influenceSo you see, any last-minute attempts to plug holes in the slots law before licenses are handed out is going to be a bit like the little Dutch boy plugging the leaky dike with his thumb.
Pa. regulators have slots of explaining to doThat's because the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reversed its decision and will reveal who will own 14 potential slots parlors/casinos and what stake in the winnings each person stands to get. Bizarrely, this information will even ...
Slots of secrets kept by Pa. regulatorsAnd in a bizarre move, the regulators claim the 2004 state law that legalized slots gambling prohibits them from releasing that information, which could prove key in determining whether the public is being hosed. ...
Slots, beer battles in Pa. demand attentionThe battle for a stand-alone slot machine license - and the quarters that it Competition for one of two stand-alone slot machine parlor licenses has gotten so heated that folks in Gettysburg and the Poconos have begun trash-talking each ...
Slots to be desired in PGC disclosureThe Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is more interested in protecting the privacy of slots parlor applicants If a state agency was embroiled in political scandal even before it was formed, it might be called to fully account publicly. ...
Lame duck Pa. leaders have slots of ideasStripping Philadelphia of the right to zone where a slots parlor go and requiring it to give $5 million of its annual local share of slots winning to the city's school district. (I can't say I agree with that one.) ...
Slots of anger over gambling reformVince Fumo really say he would favor repealing the state slots law I received an e-mail today from CasinoFreePA coordinator Dianne Berlin, telling me that state Sen. Vince Fumo would be more than willing to repeal the flawed law that ...
Yahoo.com | Top headlines Harrah's fined for underage gambling and security lapses (Delaware County Times) HARRISBURG - The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Thursday slapped fines totaling $30,000 on the parent company that runs Harrah's Chester Casino & Racetrack for violations of state gambling laws.
Centaur: We’re not pulling our slots application (The Beaver County Times)HARRISBURG — Representatives of Centaur Gaming spoke Thursday before the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to reiterate Centaur’s intention to build a harness racing track and slot-machine casino in Lawrence County.
PGCB Fines Casino Operator for Underage Gambling and Security Lapses (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)Casino makes improvements to prevent future problems
Harrah's fined for slot-playing minor (Delaware County Times)HARRISBURG - The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board today assessed Harrah's Chester Downs and Marina LLC (Harrah's Chester Casino and Racetrack) two fines totaling $30,000 for permitting an underage individual to play a slot machine and for having areas of the gaming floor unmonitored by casino security staff.
Proposed bill to limit gambling board's lawyers (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)>Senate Majority Whip Jane Orie, a McCandless Republican, introduced a bill that would place a one-year prohibition on working for casinos after leaving the board.
Amid the debate over slots, some unlikely alliances (Baltimore Sun)The November referendum on whether to allow slot machine gambling in Maryland is producing some unlikely buddying up among Howard County's elected officials.
Mohegan Sun hits sluggish week (Times Leader)PLAINS TWP. – Gamblers wagered more than $44 million last week at the new Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs casino, according to state gaming board data, but the total was just $2.3 million higher than last year when there were half as many slot machines.
Proposal would change requirements for gaming board members (The Citizens' Voice)HARRISBURG — Time is short for action in the fall legislative session, but new proposals continue to emerge to revamp state oversight of slots casinos.
Lawmakers vow to overturn SugarHouse casino ruling (The Philadelphia Inquirer)A group of state Senate and House members who represent neighborhoods near the proposed SugarHouse casino pledged yesterday to go to federal court to overturn a decision that lets the casino build on submerged riverfront land.
Have casinos impacted lottery sales? (The Titusville Herald)Q. Has the opening of the slots parlors, such as the one at Presque Isle Downs near Erie, affected the Pennsylvania Lottery sales? A. Lottery revenues fund programs such as prescription assistance for the elderly, the property tax/rent rebate and senior centers.
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