2008 May 14 Gambling News, Events and Happenings - Page 6

The arrests of two Vietnamese reporters for their coverage of a bribery, gambling and corruption scandal have led to a highly unusual confrontation between Vietnam’s Communist government and the country’s state-controlled newspapers.

IN TOMORROW’S PAPER:

JAMAICA’S tourism players have shot down suggestions that the introduction of casino gaming will prompt a further increase in crime on the island.

Anti-gambling legislation that would have banned ATMs and any credit extensions from casinos narrowly failed Tuesday.

DETROIT — Just days after announcing a $100 million cash infusion from a new Metro Detroit investment group, Greektown Casino was told it has until June 10 to come up with a convincing argument why the Michigan Gaming Control Board should not force casino owners to sell the gaming hall.

Orange Town Council approves lease for new Police Department building despite concerns of incoming members

Port Authority of Allegheny County officials are trying to decide whether a proposed casino shuttle service would snatch customers from its $435 million North Shore Connector subway extension when it opens in 2011.

Legal representatives of the Interactive Media Entertainment and Gaming Association will face a new Justice Department attorney in the organisation’s attack on the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act this year following the recent appointment of Nicholas John Bagley to the US defence team.