R.I. TRIBE REINTRODUCES PLANS FOR RESORT CASINO - 2004-02-06
The Narragansett Indian tribe Wednesday revived plans for a $500 million resort casino in West Warwick, as that town's legislators get ready to introduce a bill to ask voters in November whether they support the tribe's project.

The Charlestown-based tribe projects a casino would create 6,700 jobs and generate more than $100 million in annual revenue for the state, according to an informational page on the tribe's Web site.

The proposed West Warwick casino would have 3,500 gambling stations and a 1,000-room hotel. Las Vegas-based Harrah's Entertainment, which has partnered with the tribe, would develop the gaming facility.
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Donald Trump Has Plans For Vegas - 2004-02-06
You see him here on Channel 3 on Thursday nights seeking his new "Apprentice." Now, Donald Trump is moving towards setting up shop right here in Las Vegas. The real-estate tycoon has applied for a gaming license in Nevada.

Donald Trump is already part-owner of the Riviera Hotel. But before he can increase his investment, or open a casino of his own, he needs a gaming license. And that's what brought Donald Trump to Carson City.
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