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Wis. Ojibwe tribes seek trust land
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2001 The Bad River and St. Croix Ojibwe of Wisconsin have asked the Bureau of Indian Affairs to take a parcel of land into trust on which they want to build a casino. The city of Beloit has offered the tribes land for the off-reservation project. If the BIA approves the land-into-trust application, Governor Scott McCallum must concur. In February, he vetoed an off-reservation casino proposed by three Ojibwe tribes. The decision has prompted a lawsuit by the tribes. Get the Story:
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