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Home > News > Headlines Printer friendly version DOI to discuss Meskwaki leadership dispute THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2003 The Department of Interior will meet with the Meskwaki Tribe of Iowa in an attempt to resolve a leadership dispute that has shuttered the tribe's casino. The Bureau of Indian Affairs and the National Indian Gaming Commission won't recognize the results of a recent election. Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) wants the parties to come together to see if a settlement can be reached. A reported 1,300 are out of jobs due to the casino's closure. Get the Story: If both sides agree, U.S. Department of Interior will host meeting with Meskwaki leaders (The Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier 6/19) Interior officials agree to talk to Meskwaki leaders (AP 6/19) Relevant Links: Meskwaki Tribe Litigation, 8th Circuit Court of Appeals - http://www.ca8.uscourts.gov/casino.html Related Stories: Meskwaki faction wants to fire rival law firm (6/10) 8th Circuit court won't reopen Meswaki casino (05/30) 8th Circuit reviewing Meskwaki casino shutdown (5/28) BIA won't recognize Meskwaki Tribe election (5/27) Federal marshals close Meskwaki Tribe's casino (5/23) Meskwaki voters asked to choose new leaders (5/22) Meskwaki voters urged to vote for new council (5/21) NIGC asks court to close Meskwaki Tribe's casino (5/20) Judge calls for receivership for Meskwaki funds (5/19) Meskwaki casino stays open during leadership spat (5/15) NIGC orders Meskwaki Tribe to close casino (5/14) State threatens Meskwaki compact over dispute (5/9) Meskwaki factions can't agree on discussions (5/8) Talks between Meskwaki leaders break down (5/6) Meskwaki Tribe works to resolve dispute (5/5) NIGC says Meskwaki Tribe in violation of IGRA (5/1) Meskwaki leadership dispute continues (4/30) Editorial: NIGC should interfere in tribal dispute (04/24) NIGC threatens to close Meskwaki Tribe's casino (4/23) Meskwaki leadership dispute won't affect payroll (4/18) Federal judge won't intervene in Meskwaki dispute (4/16) Meskwaki Tribe undergoing leadership struggle (4/10) Meskwaki tribal council removed and replaced (03/27) Copyright © Indianz.Com

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