New Atlantic City casino draws younger set - 2004-02-10
Matt Goscky -- a regular at the Borgata, the most recent casino to open in the New Jersey gambling mecca of Atlantic City -- is young, bets big and loses steadily. He may be just what that city needs.

"I usually come here about once a month, and lose $1,000 each time," Goscky, 22, said.

"I might be crossing my limits tonight," he said, weaving his way around the slot machines and gaming tables, through clusters of hip, young people wearing designer clothes.
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ANTI-CASINO GROUP GATHERING SUPPORT - 2004-02-10
State and community anti-casino advocates Monday outlined their latest weapons in the battle against the expansion of Indian gambling in the state, including promised legislation that would monitor lobbyists' influence on the recognition process of federal tribes.

Connecticut Alliance Against Casinos also added to Connecticut's arsenal in the fight against the federal recognition of Kent's Schaghticoke and North Stonington's Historic Eastern Pequot tribes a $10,000 letter-writing campaign supporting the federal lobbying legislation and a state law prohibiting off-reservation casinos.
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