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Opinion: Indian gaming all greed
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 2002 "Well, I suppose I back Indian self-reliance as much as the next person -- God knows these people have had it rough over the years. But I wonder if breaking long-standing covenants against monopoly power is the right way to do it (no matter how sovereign the land in question). I mean, who wouldn't prosper if granted a monopoly over a highly lucrative and desirable product? Even George W. Bush could make money under such circumstances. Moreover, it seems increasingly clear that the intent of California voters in approving Indian casinos -- helping tribes get a leg up -- is being subverted by a free-for-all mentality among non-Indian developers looking to cash in the state's gambling boom. . ." Get the Story:
David Lazarus: Greed tars Indian casinos (The San Francisco Chronicle 7/31) Relevant Links:
California Nations Indian Gaming Association - http://www.cniga.com Related Stories:
Ruling a victory for Calif. tribes (7/30)
Ruling a victory for Calif. tribes (7/30)
Federal judge upholds Indian gaming law (7/29)
Group challenges California gaming (2/8)
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