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BIA: Oregon tribe must study on-reservation site for casino (AP 8/21)
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BIA wants more study on Warm Springs casino
Tuesday, August 22, 2006 More from this date
The Bureau of Indian Affairs is ordering additional study of casino sites sought by the Warm Springs Tribes of Oregon.
The tribes want to build an off-reservation casino. But the BIA says the environmental impact study must look at an on-reservation location.
The tribes have the support of the governor for the off-reservation casino. Other tribes are opposed to the deal, however, fearing it will hurt their gaming enterprises.
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BIA: Oregon tribe must study on-reservation site for casino (AP 8/21)
BIA wants more study on Warm Springs casino
Tuesday, August 22, 2006 More from this date
BIA: Oregon tribe must study on-reservation site for casino (AP 8/21)
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