Dual casino plan raises questions under IGRA (September 15, 2004)
Two California tribes have agreed to put aside their differences over a casino but now they face questions from the federal government. The Viejas and Ewiiaapaayp tribes want to operate two casinos side-by-side on the Viejas Reservation. The Viejas tribe...
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Chickasaw members seek share of gaming profits (September 15, 2004)
Members of the Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma want to share in the tribe's gaming profits. The Chickasaw Alliance, a group boasting 3,000 members, is seeking approval for a $5,000 per capita payment. A letter was sent to Chickasaw legislators. The...
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North Dakota lawmakers want input into gaming pacts (September 15, 2004)
North Dakota lawmakers are drafting a bill that would require legislative approval of all gaming compacts between the state and tribes. Lawmakers say they want to act now rather than during a crisis. Currently, they have no final say over...
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Ho-Chunk president questions off-reservation plan (September 15, 2004)
The president of the Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin is questioning a proposal for an off-reservation casino resort in Illinois. The tribe's legislative branch announced plans to turn 432 acres in a Chicago suburb into an entertainment destination. The branch already...
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