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Santee Tribe seeks end to fines
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JUNE 11, 2001 The Santee Sioux Tribe has asked a federal court in Nebraska to lift a contempt order that has resulted in $4.6 million in court fines. Federal authorities wanted the casino shut down because the tribe has no gaming compact with the state. The tribe refused, resulting in a $6,000-a-day court fine. But since the offending Class III gaming machines have been removed from the casino, the tribe wants an end to the fines. Get the Story:
Santee Seek End to Order Against Casino (The Omaha World-Herald 6/9) Related Stories:
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