Representatives of two tribes met with Cleveland, Ohio, Mayor Jane Campbell to discuss an off-reservation casino.
A consultant for the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma said a casino in Cleveland could be a viable alternative to a statewide gaming referendum Campbell is proposing.
The city is in need of cash and the tribe is looking at sites throughout Ohio for a casino.
Campbell also met with representatives of another tribe, identified only as "Wyandot," which could mean the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma. The tribe has tried to open a casino in Kansas.
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