Judge grants temporary relief for moat boats gambling
Jefferson City Missouri. A circuit judge Byron Kinder granted a temporary order canceling Missouri Gaming Commission hearings on gambling boats in moat basins along the river. Ten boats including Sam's Town Flamingo Hilton Harrah's and Station Casinos in Kansas City rely heavily on slots. A Jan 22 hearing will decide whether the order becomes permanent or not.
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Regulators threaten riverboat games at Kansas City Sam's Town
Patrons at Sam's Town Casino vocally oppose a Missouri Gaming Commission move to discipline ten land bound boats in moats. They argue the state allowed riverboat games when basins were built and contend the rules should not change midstream. The dispute centers on the 1994 amendment and 1,000 foot basin rule. A lower court paused actions until January 22 hearing.
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Dan Meng
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Meng
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Sam
Todd Akin
St. Louis
Akin
Missouri Supreme Court
Sam’s
Tom Crossick
Potawatomi unveil new casino to boost jobs and life
The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation opens a 37 million, 63,000 square foot casino near Mayetta, managed by Harrah's Kansas Casino Corp. The project aims to create about 750 jobs, with 80 percent filled by tribal members or local residents. Proceeds fund loan repayment, roads, and social programs on the reservation.
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Harrah’s Entertainment Inc
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Bauer
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Former care worker sentenced for sodomy of patient
A.S1-year-old former nursing home employee was sentenced to more than 48 years in prison for sexually assaulting a 69-year-old male patient. Moses Moore was convicted November 14 of aggravated criminal sodomy. After sentencing, Sedgwick County District Court Judge Paul Clark allowed Moore to marry a 51-year-old woman in a holding cell.
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