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July 3rd 2008:
DOWNTOWN LV: Land-value raise may lift Lady Luck
city-owned land that developers want to buy in conjunction with a revival of the downtown LADY LUCK casino could fetch twice as much money as originally thought -- although critics of the plan say the city could get even more. the land value grew because early negotiations between the city of
Las Vegas and developer's CIM group of Hollywood, Calif., didn't consider gambling as a possible use for property along
Stewart Avenue between fourth street and casino center boulevard. but once assessors returned reports that suggested unrestricted gambling as a potential use, the ...
July 2nd 2008:
City mulls downtown land sale at cut rate
Las Vegas officials want to sell downtown property to the new owners of the Lady Luck for tens of millions of dollars less than what the city’s appraisers say the land is worth. City redevelopment staff say the land must be discounted by more than half to get the California-based company to begin renovations of the shuttered hotel and casino.
September 19th 2007:
Luck be a lady: Revival of Third Street planned
Owners of the shuttered and gutted Lady Luck in downtown Las Vegas want to leverage the Fremont Street Experience as part of a plan to revive Third Street with new retail and entertainment venues and as many as three new hotel towers.
July 22nd 2007:
Lady Luck put on 'fast track'
Developer says closed property may be operating by '09
July 17th 2007:
Lady Luck gets closer to getting some relief
June 22nd 2007:
Lady Luck gains suitor
Los Angeles firm meets with mayor
June 3rd 2007:
Lady Luck plans are mystery
New owner won't reveal if gambling is part of future
April 19th 2007:
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT: Help on the way?
Lady Luck owners granted extension, say hotel operator will partner in project
February 8th 2007:
Lady Luck Remains Shuttered
Honest John's Casino:
Located at 304
Ogden at the corner of third Street in downtown Las Vegas. Open between
1961 and 1967 as a newsstand, Honest John's only had slot machines.
Andrew Tompkins purchased the casino in 1964 and changed the name to
Lady Luck in 1968. Until he could get new $1.00 slot tokens made,
Tompkins used Honest John's tokens with a sticker on them that said Lady
Luck.
Lady Luck:
Honest John's Newsstand at 206 North Third Street, downtown Las Vegas
had 17 slot machines when it was purchased by Andrew Tompkins in 1964.
He opened it as Lady Luck Casino in 1968. A new hotel tower was added
in 1986, and another in 1989.
"Friendliest Casino!"
"Best Place to Gamble" - 1999 "Nevada Magazine" poll. Located five miles
from McCarran International Airport, the Lady Luck Casino Las Vegas is
one of the brightest jewels in the Las Vegas Downtown area. Its awe
inspiring twin towers feature a modern casino. It is definitely the best
spot for Fun in Las Vegas. It is conveniently located just 1 block from
the Fremont Street Experience which features some of the best live light
and sound shows in Vegas. It has 4 restaurants in its premises including
the much acclaimed Burgundy room, the 3rd street grill, Lady luck buffet
and the Lucky Louie's Bar. The guest rooms are attractive just like
hotel exterior and feature some of the best laid facilities in downtown
Las Vegas. The decor is contemporary and rooms are well endowed with
requisite amenities to make your stay in Las Vegas a memorable one.
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