Justices leery of adding games at Indian casinos - 2004-01-28
The state Supreme Court today appeared reluctant to end Indian casino gambling in Wisconsin, but a number of justices also seemed skeptical about permitting new games in the casinos.

Those impressions came as the high court heard arguments in two major cases that could affect both gambling and the state's budget.

One case, brought by owners of a Kenosha dog track, claims that a 1993 constitutional amendment limiting gaming should force the closing of the casinos.
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Aladdin bosses pleased despite $4.1 million loss - 2004-01-28
The Las Vegas Strip's Aladdin hotel-casino, in the process of a U.S. Bankruptcy Court-approved sale, had a loss of $4.1 million in December, documents filed with the court showed.

That compares with a loss of $12.8 million in December 2002, most of which was attributed to an $8.7 million interest payment the company made that month.

A spokeswoman for the company said Aladdin officials were happy with December cash flow at the resort, which was $1.7 million compared with $1.3 million in the same month a year ago.
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