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Kiev’s drive to rid city of casinos to hurt Olympic

Dec 05, 2007
From wire reports

TALLINN - The Olympic Entertainment Group stands to incur major losses if Kiev city authorities proceed with a plan to move all casinos outside of the city, according to reports. The plan to banish casinos, as well as slot machine halls, from downtown Kiev to as far as 30 kilometers away was submitted to the Kiev mayor’s office by President Viktor Yushchenko last week, a local news portal reported. Olympic Entertainment Group, the largest gaming group in the Baltics, has invested millions ...

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