Court declines tribe's attempt to retain KCK casino - 2004-03-31
A federal court declined the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma's request for an interim restraining order that would permit it to retain a Kansas City, Kan., casino open.

On March 24, the National Indian Gaming Commission decided that the Wyandotte Nation may not legally run the casino across the street from City Hall in Kansas City, Kan. The tribe launched the roughly 4,000-square-foot casino, at 805 N. Seventh St., in early August, with around 50 full- and part-time staff members.
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S'pore casino may generate up to 1,000 jobs - 2004-03-31
A casino launching here could generate an annual jackpot of anything from US$235 million to US$335 million in spin-offs for the operators alone - as well as assist in establishing up to 1,000 jobs.

Over 3,300 gaming tables and 75,000 electronic slot machines take up 3.3 million sq ft of prime commercial space, making millions in annual rental yields for proprietors of the prime commercial property that houses the casinos.
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