Aspinall rolls casino suggestion - 2004-01-12
UK gambling group Aspinall has decided to speak out on the fight over its interests in the Christchurch
Casino.

A statement presented on behalf of Aspinall's finance chief Martin Kennedy slams suggestions that there will be a share issue to fund a buyback of its stake in the casino.

Casino chairman Barry Thomas, a major shareholder, issued a statement on January 6 referring to a proposed share buyback.
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Panel Advises Against Change To Casino Law - 2004-01-12
A legislative committee suggested maintaining the status quo for Missouri's casino industry - no tax raises and no repeal of the exclusive $500 loss limit for gamblers.

The recommendations of the Republican-led Joint Committee on Gaming and Wagering could indicate another chilly reception for some of Democratic Gov. Bob Holden's legislative proposals.

Like last year, Holden probably will recommend a repeal of the loss limit and an increase in casino taxes as part of his budget to be submitted to legislators later this month, Holden spokeswoman Mary Still said.
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