Another Apache Casino Shuts Down, Employees Left With Uncertainty (News9 7/31)
Apaches close casinos (The Lawton Constitution 8/1)
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Apache Tribe puts 100 people out of work with casino closures
The Apache Tribe of
Oklahoma has closed a second gaming facility, leaving 100 people without jobs.
The Golden Eagle Casino, with 40 employees, was shut down on Wednesday. The Silver Buffalo Casino, with 60 employees, closed last Friday.
The closures come amid a leadership dispute within the tribe. Donnie Cabaniss says he is chairman but rivals say Phillip "Bodie" Wetselline is in charge.
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Another Apache Casino Shuts Down, Employees Left With Uncertainty (News9 7/31)
Apaches close casinos (The Lawton Constitution 8/1)
Another Apache Casino Shuts Down, Employees Left With Uncertainty (News9 7/31)
Apaches close casinos (The Lawton Constitution 8/1)
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