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Donald Trump enters the PA State Museum to testify before the PGCB, seeking a license for a proposed casino, "Trump Street." In attendance were former President of the Philadelphia 76ers Pat Croce, composer and music producer Quincy Jones, and Boyz II Men member Nathan Morris.
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Donald Trump: "The waterfront doesn't need gaming." November 21, 2006
Donald Trump testifies before members of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board November 21, 2006.
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November 21, 2006 Harrisburg Pa.
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December 18, 2008.
Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board: Chairman Mary DiGiacomo Colins comments on the lawsuit filed by the Trump organization.
PGCB Chairman Mary DiGiacomo Colins comments on the lawsuit filed today by Keystone Redevelopment Partners,the partnership is comprised of Donald Trump, Pat Croce,Pete Ciarrocchi,and Brian P.Tierney CEO of Philadelphia Media Holdings which owns the Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News. The suit filed in federal court in Harrisburg accuses the gaming control of violating the U.S. Constitution's protection on interstate commerce.
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August 28, 2009.
Rejection of a Petition to Intervene.
PGCB today rejected a Petition to Intervene filed by Keystone Redevelopment Partners LLC (Trump) in Philadelphia Entertainment and Development Partners L.P. (Foxwoods) Petition for additional time to make slots available.
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October 21, 2009.
Pa Gaming Control Board: Rejection of the Trump request.
The PGCB rejected a Motion to consider a Board Order regarding the Petition of Keystone Redevelopment Partners to Re-Open and for Related Relief, OHA Docket Number 43035. Keystone Partners is lead by Donald Trump