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Box 15, LLB, 3, Annex A, Standard Shelf [Aisle: 2, Section: 2, Shelf: 6], MS--00092, Katherine A. Spilde Papers on Native American Gaming, Series I.

Archival objects in this container:

  1. Massachusetts: newspaper articles on topics such as cruise ship casinos, horse racing, and the town of Salisbury voting on a casino, 1999-2003
  2. Massachusetts: Native American Government Economic Self-Sufficiency Act and summary of act, 2001
  3. Massachusetts: Commission to Study the Potential Expansion of Legalized Gaming, "Expanded Legalized Gaming in Massachusetts: A Presentation of Gaming Regulations, Economic Development Impact, Fiscal Impact, and Social and Cultural Impact" report; Governor June Smith's Executive Order Number 441; and newspaper articles on the commission, 2002, undated
  4. Massachusetts: Nipmuc Nation: newspaper articles on federal recognition and casino plans, 2000, 2001
  5. Massachusetts: Nipmuc Nation: "The Nipmuc Nation" newspapers, 2003 December, 2004 March
  6. Massachusetts: Wôpanâak of Aquinnah (Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head [Aquinnah]): tribal-state gaming compact; Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development (HPAIED), "Public Policy Analysis of Indian Gaming in Massachusetts" report; Wampanoag chairperson Beverly Wright's testimony to National Gambling Impact Study Commission (NGISC); promotional brochure; Massachusetts House of Representatives Bill Number 5518; Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah), "A Native American Gaming Resort Will Benefit Massachusetts" report; newspaper articles; and press releases, approximately 1995-2002
  7. Massachusetts: Wôpanâak of Aquinnah (Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head [Aquinnah]) and Nipmuc Nation: Massachusetts gaming legislation and proposed amendments, 2002
  8. New Jersey: Frederick O'R. Hayes Associates, "The Impact of the Resorts International Casino-Hotel on the Atlantic City Economy" report; Slusher, G.M., "The Casino Gaming Industry and Its Impact on Southern New Jersey" report; United States Equity Research, Gaming, "Atlantic City: Worthy of a Second Look" report; and WEFA Group, "The Economic Impact of Two Proposed Casino Resorts on the State of New Jersey" report, 1979, 1991, 1995, 1996
  9. New Jersey: Schiemann, John W., "New Jersey Senior Gambling Survey" report, 2006 May 17
  10. New Jersey: newspaper articles on economic, political, and social aspects of casino gaming in New Jersey and Atlantic City; journal article on the Atlantic City Boardwalk; and partial Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. report, 1995-1998, 2000, 2002-2003
  11. New York: Padavan, Frank, "The Dice are Rolling: Gambling with New York State's Future" report; Lynch, Gerald W., "Final Report of the Casino Gambling Study Panel New York State" report; Economic Research Service of the New York State Legislative Institute, "Casino Gambling Study" report; and Task Force on Legalized Gambling, "Easy Money" report, approximately 1974-1997
  12. New York: Bonifacio, Philip, "Social Impact of Legalized Casino Gambling"; Volberg, Rachel A., "Gambling and Problem Gambling Among Adolescents in New York"; and Jonathan Taylor's talking points regarding socioeconomic impact of casino in Sullivan County, New York, approximately 1979-2001
  13. New York: Peat, Marwick, Mitchel, and Company, "Economic Impact of Legalized Casino Gambling in New York State and Its Impact on Existing Forms of Legalized Gambling" report, 1981 February
  14. New York: newspaper articles on topics such as Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) gaming and land issues; state lotteries; the Onöndowága (Onondaga Nation); bingo in Manhattan; Niagara Falls gaming; and general non-gaming topics, approximately 1995-1999
  15. New York: Volberg, Rachel A., "Gambling and Problem Gambling in New York: A 10-Year Replication Survey, 1986 to 1996" report, 1996 July
  16. New York: American Casino Guide listing; agenda for New York Gaming Summit; and newspaper articles on video lottery terminals, sales tax, and internet gaming, approximately 1998-2002
  17. New York: newspaper articles about bid to build casino in the Catskills involving the Ahkwesásne Kanien'kehá:ka (Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe), Oneida Nation of New York, and Onöndowága (Seneca Nation of Indians); and meeting minutes from Sullivan County task force on economic growth and public safety, approximately 2000-2002
  18. New York: Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut, Inc.'s presentation slides on economic impacts for the Catskills Casino Conference, 2002 October 10