Harrah's, tribe target Connecticut casinos - 2004-02-06
The Narragansett Indian Tribe on Wednesday unveiled plans for a resort casino it claims would generate thousands of jobs and bring in more than $100 million in annual revenue for the state.

The proposed $450 million casino in West Warwick would have 3,500 gambling stations, entertainment and a 500-room hotel. It would be developed by Las Vegas-based Harrah's Entertainment Inc. and needs statewide voter approval, which proponents hope to get in November.
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Measure Could Benefit Cardroom, Del Mar Track - 2004-02-06
A proposed statewide initiative that might extend slot-machine gaming to non-Indian sites in California could bring millions of dollars to Oceanside and the Del Mar racetrack. Ocean's Eleven Casino in Oceanside – the single San Diego County site among the 16 considered for new slots,
could receive 800 of the machines.

City Manager Steve Jepsen said that could put up to $1.6 million a year into city coffers, if the projections of $100,000 in annual winnings from each machine are on target. That's about how much Oceanside gets from hotel and motel room taxes each year, and represents nearly 2 percent of the city's approximately $82 million budget.
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