Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts (THCR) has submitted a formal proposal to the Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC) in a significant step toward building and operating a casino property in Orange County Indiana by early 2006.

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TALLAHASSEE · Legislative proceedings are not neat or linear. Think abstract expressionism with attention deficit disorder and you get the scattered picture.

Guests arrive Tuesday for a charity event at the Seneca Nation's newest casino in Salamanca. The 122,000-square-foot facility debuts to the public at 6 p.m. Saturday.

Andrea Jackson helps put the finishing touches on cleaning the new Emerald Queen Casino at I-5 on Friday prior to today's opening. This new building attached to the former bingo hall is a large tent that will house gaming on the ground floor and restaurants on the second floor.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Indiana gambling regulators have cleared up a backlog of casino operations violations dating to 2001, ordering nine fines totaling $754,000.

SALAMANCA - Western New Yorkers and Pennsylvanians have a new place to gamble. And the Seneca Nation of Indians has a new place to make money.

05.02.2004 1:43 P.M. SALAMANCA, N.Y. (AP) - The Seneca Indian Nation's second casino has opened for business in a scene that included traditional American Indian dancers, music and fireworks.

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They troll casino floors in the wee hours of the morning, using homemade devices to fool slot machines into dumping out more coins. They dupe card dealers with distractions honed over decades. At baccarat, they daub face cards with Vaseline and, at blackjack, peek at cards coming out of the "shoe."