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- Casino targets tribe's gaming (The Miami Herald)
- Grafton trustees balk at buying hotel: Village said to have too many expenses (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
- Tourism season delivering a mixed bag (Gloucester Daily Times, Mass.)
- Mittal now plans luxury hotels foray (Hindustan Times, New Delhi)
- BRIEF: Wagner Road hotel open for business (The Progress-Index, Petersburg, Va.)
- Boom time for Hokkaido ski resort area: Luxury hotel, condo developers respond big time to influx of foreign tourists chasing Niseko's powder snow (Japan Times, Tokyo)
- Top Trumps (Khaleej Times, Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
- Land-value raise may lift Lady Luck (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- Isle Casino sues to halt Seminole blackjack (The Miami Herald)
- South Florida hotels weather summer downturn (The Miami Herald)
- Restaurateur Broder, lover of Italian cuisine, dies: The East Coast native was driven to excel at his south Minneapolis eatery, but remained loyal to his friends and family. (Star Tribune, Minneapolis)
- Twin Cities area ready to show its naughty side: Will Denver or St. Paul have a harder time keeping politicos in line during the national conventions? Our unscientific findings reveal that bad behavior is bipartisan. (Star Tribune, Minneapolis)
- Officials, casino operators butt heads over waterfront plans (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Red Hawk Casino in Placerville opens hiring center: Red Hawk will employ 1,750, be El Dorado's biggest employer. (The Sacramento Bee, Calif.)
- Ringo Starr brings 'peace' to Chicago: Beatles fans flock to Hard Rock Hotel for birthday wish (Chicago Tribune)
- Silver Slipper plans eatery on Bay in Diamondhead: Casino makes deal with Diamondhead (The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.)
- Plans for two new downtown Tacoma hotels get a tweak (The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.)
- Hoteliers fret about politics: Tourists could pick other destinations (Bangkok Post, Thailand)
- Gazit-Globe enters hotel business: The company bought a lot, slated for a luxury hotel, at Eilat's northern lagoon, for NIS 48.1 million. (Globes, Tel Aviv, Israel)
- Chattanooga: Meth lab may be cause of motel fire (Chattanooga Times/Free Press, Tenn.)
- 2 hotels proposed in Park City (The Wichita Eagle, Kan.)
- City moving on TIF district for Baker Hotel: Latest action on historic hotel an attempt to have TIF in place well ahead of December deadline (Mineral Wells Index, Texas)
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