Tribes take option on Dairyland track - 2004-01-06
Dairyland Greyhound Park officials have consented to sell an option to buy the track to a group that includes the Menominee tribe, a Connecticut-based tribe and a local developer, Dairyland Vice President Roy Berger said Tuesday.

The group means to make another bid to transform the site to an off-reservation casino, Berger said.

The track's board of directors agreed to sell the track to an investment group that includes the Menominee and Mohican Indian tribes, Berger said in an interview. The sale is contingent on the group, called Kenesah Gaming Development LLC, securing the necessary local, state and federal approvals to develop a casino.
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Icahn sells two casinos to his real estate firm - 2004-01-06
A real estate partnership managed by casino owner Carl Icahn has agreed to buy the two Arizona Charlie's casinos in Las Vegas from Icahn for a total of $125.9 million.

The deal, originally discussed in November, would further consolidate Icahn's casino properties under one company.

Similarly, an affiliate of Mt. Kisco, N.Y.-based American Real Estate Partners LP -- which initially had a 50 percent stake in Icahn's Stratosphere resort -- earlier acquired the rest of the property from Icahn.
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