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Friday, October 1, 2004

Monroe might be site for Indians' casino



The Enquirer

Shawnee American Indians who talked about building a casino in Middletown have shifted their attention to Monroe, says Middletown Mayor Bob Wells.

The casino would be built at the southeast corner of Interstate 75 and Ohio 63, Wells said.

Monroe officials would only say they will announce a major economic development at 11 a.m. today.

The Shawnee group could offer only limited gambling without a change in state law.

City officials would not confirm today's announcement has to do with a casino.




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