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Ojibwe to get new president
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2000 The Lac du Flambeau Ojibwe tribe in Wisconsin will be getting a new president next month, since currrent leader Tom Maulson failed to be one of the top two vote getters in a primary held on Tuesday. Henry St. Germaine, Sr. and Betty Jo Graveen received the most votes and will advance to the final election. The tribe is currently shopping around an off-reservation casino complex to various municipalities in the state. Get the Story:
Maulson loses in Lac du Flambeau primary election (AP 9/6) Relevant Links:
Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe - www.glitc.org/ldf.htm Related Stories:
Casinos a test for Wisconsin (Money Matters 08/28)
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Pro-Ojibwe casino group forms (Money Matters 8/24)
Village to vote on casino (Money Matters 8/23)
County to negotiate casino (Money Matters 08/17)
Tribe, county sign deal (Money Matters 8/15)
Public to vote on casino (Money Matters 08/11)
Ojibwe casino approved (Money Matters 08/01)
Protesters: No casino (Money Matters 07/20)
Tribe seeks casino again (Money Matters 07/13)
Town rejects casino (Money Matters 06/26)
Flambeau abandon casino plans (Money Matters 06/14)
Vote scheduled on casino (Money Matters 06/07)
Vote wanted on casino (Money Matters 05/31)
Flambeau casino not dead yet (Money Matters 05/24)
Lac du Flambeau goes after 2nd casino (Money Matters 05/01)
Voters should decide on casino (Money Matters 04/21)
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