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Tribe Sues State of California for Lost Revenue

/PRNewswire/ -- Today the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians, located in northeast San Diego County and the owners of Valley View Casino, filed a $115 million lawsuit, against the State of California for lost profits. Stephen Warren Solomon and Stephen Allen Jamieson, with the law firm of Solomon, Saltsman & Jamieson, represent the Tribe in this lawsuit, and filed it in Los Angeles Superior Court.  The damages are alleged to arise from Governor Schwarzenegger's refusal to allow the California Gambling Control Commission to issue all of the slot machine licenses to which the tribe is entitled under its 1999 contract with the State. The Tribe contends, therefore, that the State breached its contract and is illegally interfering with its ability to provide slot machine play for its patrons.

PA Gaming Control Board Meeting Rescheduled Due to Impending Inclement Weather

Online Payment Processing Group Establishes U.S. Office to Assist Companies in Compliance with Pending Internet Gambling Legislation

MGM MIRAGE Announces Earnings Release Date

CNOOC Ltd. Announces Third Deepwater Discovery in South China Sea

The Fine Point Group Announces Promotion of Marlene R. Reyes to Executive Vice President and Chief Client Officer

MGM MIRAGE Announces Launch of Credit Facility Amendment and Extension Transaction

Pinnacle Entertainment Announces Refinancing of Credit Facility

CTBA Releases Study on State Revenue Impacts of Internet Poker in California

Pennsylvania Lottery Cancels Johnstown, Altoona Events Scheduled for This Weekend

PA Gaming Control Board Schedules First Public Input Hearing to Consider Permitting Table Games at a Casino

Pinnacle Entertainment Reports Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2009 Results

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Mega Millions(R) Multi-State Jackpot Game Rolls Into Pennsylvania

Sports Gambling and the SUPER BOWL - When is Too Much, Too Much?

Cumberland County Man Claims $1 Million from Lottery's Millionaire Raffle

Money Centers of America, Inc. Announces 5 New Locations for its Cash Access and ONswitch(TM) Solutions

Conseco Announces Repurchase of $64 Million of 3.50% Convertible Debentures and Second Closing of 7.0% Convertible Senior Debentures Due 2016

Pinnacle Entertainment Appoints New General Managers for New Orleans, Downtown St. Louis Casinos

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