Poker gains in Iowa casinos amid televised play faces limits
Carla Reuter of Waterloo notes TV poker draws but casinos still rely on slots for most revenue. Nancy Fandel says televised games revived her interest after debuting at Meskwaki, winning 500 dollars. Prairie Meadows plans a nine table poker room by mid December. Isle of Capri and other venues expand tournaments as popularity grows.
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Sharon to move barrier closer to Israeli side near Ariel
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon approved a revised West Bank barrier route to minimize Palestinian hardship. He deferred the controversial section near the Israeli settlement Ariel while planners finalize the final barrier path for Cabinet approval. Israeli forces pressed operations around Gaza’s Jebaliya camp as a helicopter strike wounded three Palestinians, part of a Gaza pullout strategy under the unilateral disengagement plan.
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Public fear and blame in AP Ipsos terrorism poll
An AP Ipsos poll of 1,000 adults finds broad fear of terrorism since 9 11 with four in ten worried of becoming victims. Voters blame terrorists and the CIA, while fear correlates with support for Bush and skepticism toward Kerry.
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Democrats Criticize Bush Vietnam Record Amid War Debate
Democrats press Bush over Vietnam service records as Kerry condemns the Iraq war cost. Bush and Kerry paid tributes after Iraq deaths surpassed 1,000 as disclosures question Bush’s National Guard status and Texas ties surface.
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Judge Company ordered to pay additional elk-calling damages
Judge Jarvey ruled Hunter's elk calling device merits enhanced damages after a 1.158 million jury award. The total now rises toward 3.5 million with 2.3 million more against the company. officers Forbes and Carlton are liable for the initial award. Primus seeks legal fees of about 1.4 million.
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