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Casino opening postponed to Monday



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appeal

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BILOXI -- The long hallways, purple-patterned carpet and pot-of-gold logos are gone.

The new Grand Casino Biloxi offers direct access to its gambling floor from the third level of its parking garage. The decor is rich and warm with cherry woods and amber hues. There's a modernist feel to the whole place, especially L.B.'s Steakhouse, where stone-clad walls and other design elements are reminiscent of a Frank Lloyd Wright creation.

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Colorado casinos reap jackpot in July, fiscal '06
Colorado's mountain casinos posted record revenue in July, according to figures released Thursday by the Colorado Division of Gaming.

The Gaming Division also announced that Colorado's limited-stakes gaming industry distributed a record $100.1 million in taxes for historic preservation and state and local governments in fiscal year 2006, which ended June 30.

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