Plans for Las Vegas-style casino by the Clyde - 2004-02-29
Plans are under way to construct a super-casino in Scotland to rival some of the largest and best gambling dens in Las Vegas.

Managers of the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre in Glasgow are negotiating to build the world-class casino on the Clyde as part of a £350 million regeneration plan.

One proposal is for a huge 20-storey entertainment complex with elevators that would transport gamblers from an underground car-park to palatial gaming rooms on the third and fourth floors.
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Proposed Casino Remains In Legal Limbo - 2004-02-29
The proposed FireKeepers casino still is in legal limbo while a ruling from a federal district court judge is pending. Federal Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson of U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia heard arguments by lawyers representing
the U.S. Department of the Interior and local casino
opposition group Citizens Exposing Truth About Casinos in August, but has yet to make a ruling on the case.

Another lawsuit brought by a different anti-casino group questioning the legality of four gaming compacts signed by then-Gov. John Engler in 1998 also will be heard by the Michigan Supreme Court on March 11.
Read the full story at GamblingMagazine.com