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Tribe Considers Temporary Casino May 14, 2003

Anawana Lake Wilt Chamberlain rattled its rims with dunks. Bob Cousy singed its floor with passes. Red Auerbach lit victory cigars from its benches.

Now comes word the dice could soon roll in a temporary casino at the Kutsher's Sports Academy field house. "It's conceivable, by the end of the calendar year, a casino, not the final casino, could be up and running," Gov. George Pataki said Monday when he signed a tentative deal for the St. Regis Mohawk casino at Kutsher's.

The Mohawks' lawyer agrees. "It's a possibility," Brad Waterman said yesterday. The tribe may not even wait for the settlement of the anti-casino lawsuit, which could take months, he said.

That reverses the policy of the casino developer, Park Place Entertainment, and mirrors the new Seneca casino, which opened Jan. 1 in Niagara Falls. "The suit would have to be resolved before a permanent casino would be built," Waterman said. "But not the temporary one."

Park Place, which will bankroll the casino, now agrees. "Assuming the approval process goes as expected, that would be a possibility," said its spokesman, Robert Stewart, referring to the federal approvals that are still needed.

That's another change for the largest gambling company in the world. Last month, Park Place CEO Wally Barr told local officials a temporary casino was out. "He made that very clear," said Town of Thompson Supervisor Tony Cellini, whose town would host the casino.

But even though Park Place is changing its tune, spokesman Stewart still seemed to hedge some bets. Any temporary casino must meet Park Place standards, he said. The company owns casinos like Caesar's and the Flamingo.

Yesterday, the Clair F. Bee Fieldhouse hardly looked like a casino. Two tennis players rallied on a hard court strewn with pale green tennis balls. Insulation poked from the dark green walls of the cavernous steel building.

Still, the Mohawks and Park Place would have plenty of time to fix it up. They must wait for final federal approvals to roll any dice. A high-ranking Bureau of Indian Affairs official has said that could take up to a year.

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