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Cattle
Congress Bid Turned Down
As
reported by www.kwwl.com
The
National Cattle Congress has failed in another attempt
to reopen the Waterloo Greyhound Park. The Iowa Racing
and Gaming Commission says the N.C.C. has no right to
its old license.
Representatives
of the National Cattle Congress lobbied the commission
to give them some idea whether dog racing could make a
comeback in Waterloo. The NCC says it's old license was
never revoked. But the commission said it didn't matter...after
meeting for 20 minutes behind closed doors.
Commission
member Mike Mahaffey sais, "Even if you believe there
was a license in 1996 which I don't believe the commission
does, licenses are only issued for a period of three years
and so even at the latest in 1999, there was no license."
The
NCC says it needs money to stay afloat, and bringing back
dog racing with slots and table games at the track is
the best way.
National
Cattle Congress attorney Ken Nelson says, "This is
an avenue we need to pursue because we're not getting
any other private investors. We're not getting any financial
backing. The fair is coming up..it's a three day fair
scaled down from what it was. The income and revenue is
not there. We need to take steps to save this cattle congress."
Now
the NCC will wait for the commission's written ruling
before deciding its next step.
This
bid may not end up in court, but there may be one last
gasp, filing an application for a new license before any
moratorium is set.
"We're
getting ready to file an application. If they fail to
review our application as they say they would, a court
fight would be imminent."
The
NCC says it should get that written ruling in the next
month. The owners and operators of a new Waterloo Isle
of Capri Casino both oppose the NCC's bid.