2006 September 14 Gambling News, Events and Happenings - Page 6

Cash-in-transit heist robbers are using casinos to launder stolen money, SA Reserve Bank governor Tito Mboweni told businesspeople in Johannesburg on Thursday.

Las Vegas Sands, one of the world’s biggest casino operators, is paying less interest on loans to finance the first gambling resort in Singapore than it does at home in Nevada.

Indian tribes hoping to establish casinos away from tribal lands dodged a potential setback Wednesday when the House rejected a bill barring off-reservation gambling.

Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson is ready to gamble. Jackson on Wednesday announced he will support a November ballot proposal that would bring two slot machine parlors to the core of his struggling city.

WASHINGTON A majority of House Democrats on Wednesday defeated a bill that would have barred Indian tribes from opening casinos outside their home states - including the Eastern Shawnee who are seeki…

SEOUL — The government announced Thursday it is cracking down on South Koreans who have set up Internet gambling websites overseas to escape a domestic drive against betting.

The 247-171 roll call Wednesday by which the House failed to pass a bill that would prohibit American Indian tribes from building new casinos away from their reservations. The vote was short of the two-thirds majority the bill needed for passage under House rules limiting debate on it.

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WASHINGTON — Republicans in the House tried but failed Wednesday to limit the explosive growth of Indian gambling by prohibiting tribes from building casinos away from their reservations.