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To: John Lawrence who wrote (1619)	1/20/1998 9:50:00 PM
From: Sure	Respond to of 5164

From today's Detroit Free Press. (It should be subtitled "Show Me the Money!) 11% more money lands in Windsor casinos January 20, 1998 BY BILL MCGRAW Free Press Staff Writer As gaming interests and politicians sweat out details for casinos in Detroit, Windsor's two gambling joints are raking in an increasing amount of cash. According to the Ontario Casino Corp.'s annual report that was released last week, the two temporary casinos grossed the equivalent of $441.6 million in U.S. dollars in fiscal year 1996-97 before expenses. The total is up 11 percent from the previous fiscal year, which did not include a full 12 months of revenue from the Northern Belle riverboat. It opened in December 1995. The two casinos have taken in the equivalent of $353 million so far in the 1997-98 fiscal year, which ends March 31. Aided by the weak Canadian dollar that attracts Americans, last month was their most profitable December, with revenue of $39 million. About 80 percent of the casinos' visitors came from the United States. "It's our best year yet," said casinos spokesman Jim Mundy. "I think our marketing that we've put into place over the previous 12 months has begun to pay off." Windsor's permanent casino is scheduled to open in June with 100,000 square feet of gambling space -- the same as each of the three planned Detroit casinos -- and a 23-story hotel containing 389 rooms. Mundy said officials continue to study whether to keep one or both of the temporary casinos running after the permanent casino opens. Detroit's casinos are not expected to open until 2000. Temporary casinos, if allowed, could open next year. Ontario's four casinos took in $690 million in gambling revenue in 1996-97. The two other than Windsor's are in Niagara Falls and north of Toronto. The province plans to scatter 20,000 video lottery terminals around Ontario by June and open 44 permanent charity mini-casinos. One mini-casino is planned for Windsor, and should be open by August.

To: John Lawrence who wrote (1619)	1/21/1998 5:25:00 PM
From: Sure	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5164

EOD summary Tuesday, Jan 20 Mo Day High Low Close Volume ========================= Dec 30. 5.00.. 1.00. 2.50. 113,300 Dec 31. 3.50.. 2.00. 2.50... 65,000 Jan. 02. 3.25.. 2.50. 3.00... 43,800 Jan. 05. 3.25.. 2.10. 2.25... 67,200 Jan. 06. 2.75.. 2.00. 2.25... 29,100 Jan. 07. 2.625 2.00. 2.50.. 116,100 Jan. 08. 2.50.. 1.75. 2.25.. 110,900 Jan. 09. 2.75.. 1.75. 2.375 103,500 Jan. 12. 2.375 2.00.. 2.375..16,800 Jan. 13. 2.625 2.00.. 2.625..56,700 Jan. 14. 2.875 2.25.. 2.625..85,000 Jan. 15. 2.75.. 2.25.. 2.75... 62,200 Jan. 16. 3.00.. 2.25.. 2.625. 16,800 Jan. 20. 2.875 2.25.. 2.875..29,800 Jan. 21. 3.00 2.50.. 2.625..21,200 Total................................947,400

To: John Lawrence who wrote (1619)	1/21/1998 5:25:00 PM
From: John Lawrence	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 5164

EOD summary Wednesday, Jan. 21 & Conversion to pre-split prices Mo Day High Low Close Volume ========================= Dec 30. 5.00.. 1.00. 2.50. 113,300 Dec 31. 3.50.. 2.00. 2.50... 65,000 Jan. 02. 3.25.. 2.50. 3.00... 43,800 Jan. 05. 3.25.. 2.10. 2.25... 67,200 Jan. 06. 2.75.. 2.00. 2.25... 29,100 Jan. 07. 2.625 2.00. 2.50.. 116,100 Jan. 08. 2.50.. 1.75. 2.25.. 110,900 Jan. 09. 2.75.. 1.75. 2.375 103,500 Jan. 12. 2.375 2.00.. 2.375..16,800 Jan. 13. 2.625 2.00.. 2.625..56,700 Jan. 14. 2.875 2.25.. 2.625..85,000 Jan. 15. 2.75.. 2.25.. 2.75... 62,200 Jan. 16. 3.00.. 2.25.. 2.625. 16,800 Jan. 20. 2.875 2.25.. 2.875..29,800 Jan. 21. 3.00..2.50.. 2.625...21,200 Total................................947,400 SGGNF EOD Data converted to pre-split Canadian prices Date High Low Close Volume ============================== 01/30/97 12.870 12.870 12.870..... 100 01/31/97 21.450.. 4.300 10.750. 37,800 01/02/98 15.000.. 8.580 10.750. 21,700 01/05/98 13.940 10.750 12.870. 14,600 01/06/98 11.260.. 8.580 10.725. 38,700 01/07/98 10.750.. 7.500.. 9.650. 37,000 01/08/98 11.790.. 7.500 10.190. 34,500 01/09/98 10.190.. 8.580 10.190... 5,600 01/12/98 11.260.. 8.580 11.260. 18,900 01/13/98 12.330.. 9.650 11.260. 28,300 01/14/98 11.790.. 9.650 11.790. 20,700 01/16/98 12.870.. 9.650 11.260... 5,600 01/20/98 12.330.. 9.650 12.330. 10,000 01/21/98 12.870 10.725 11.260... 7,100 Total.......................................315,800