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JANUARY 23, 2001

Hearings for a lawsuit brought by the Northern Arapaho Tribe against the state of Wyoming has been delayed for more than a month in order to provide more time for oral arguments, said a tribal spokesman.

The tribe is suing the state for failing to negotiate in good faith a Class III gaming compact. The compact would alllow the tribe to operate casino-style gaming on the Wind River Reservation.

The trial will begin on March 12 in US District Court in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

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Court date on Indian gambling delayed (AP 1/23)