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Vote delayed on Native casino waiver
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THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2002 The Nevada Gaming Control Board is delaying a vote to allow shareholders of an Alaska Native corporation to take in profits from a casino. Cook Inlet Region Inc. is a partner in a Ritz-Carlton casino under construction. The corporation wants to distribute profits to 7,000 shareholders. Under federal law, each has to be treated equally. But Nevada rules would exclude any who have a criminal past or are incarcerated. The corporation has asked the board for a waiver. Get the Story:
Gaming regulators block CIRI (The Anchorage Daily News 5/9) Relevant Links:
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