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Nev. company decides not to buy Ind. casino (The Times of Northwest Indiana) EVANSVILLE, Ind. - A Nevada company has decided not to buy Casino Aztar in Evansville because of possible difficulty obtaining financing, according to a settlement filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Report: Foundation at SugarHouse casino site not colonial (Philly.com) It's not Batchelor's Hall, probably just a house from 1873. That is the conclusion of archaeologists hired by SugarHouse Casino to investigate a foundation unearthed two weeks ago on the 22-acre property where the slots parlor is to be built. Ford County casino remains on track (Lawrence Journal-World) Ford County casino remains on track Barnett sells off piece of casino (The Columbian) A Northern California tribe is the newest partner in an effort to build a casino resort near La Center. Report: Calif. tribe newest partner in casino plan (Seattle Times) A Northern California Indian tribe official confirms that the tribe is now a partner in an effort to build a casino resort near La Center in southwest Washington. Ford Co. casino a go (The Wichita Eagle) With the state's four-casino agenda suddenly shaken by the withdrawals of two developers, officials of Ford County and Butler National Service Corp. say plans for a Boot Hill Casino and Resort in Dodge City remain firmly on track. "I believe the only real thing we have to say is we still plan to go forward," Clark Stewart, president of Olathe-based Butler National, told the Dodge City Daily ... Casino donates turkeys (The Shreveport Times) BOSSIER CITY "" DiamondJacks Casino & Resorts has helped bring Thanksgiving cheer to the less fortunate by donating turkeys to three local charitable organizations "" Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission, Salvation Army and Shreveport Providence House. Navajo casino opens doors amid mixed emotions (The Farmington Daily Times) GALLUP — The Navajo Nation opened its first casino Wednesday to a crowd that more than doubled the building's capacity. A.G. clears officials in casino video (The Wichita Eagle) Attorney General Steve Six's office said three Wyandotte County officials didn't intentionally violate the law by appearing in a promotional video by a company wanting to operate a state-owned casino at Kansas City, Kan. "Based on the investigation, this office concludes there to be insufficient evidence to substantiate a knowing and willful violation of the statute in question," Six's office ... WVa's Mountaineer Casino lays off 93 to cut costs (AP via Yahoo! Finance) Ninety-three employees are out of work at Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort. President and CEO Bob Griffin announced the layoffs Friday. They will reduce the work force by 4 percent, for a new total of 2,076 workers.