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Ojibwe comment period ends
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AUGUST 30, 2000 The 30-day comment period on a casino proposed by three Ojibwe tribes in Wisconsin is scheduled to end today as Hudson city officials plan to send a report to the Department of Interior detailing negative aspects of the proposal without directly opposing it. The Red Cliff, Sokaogon, and Lac Courte Oreilles Chippewa have been seeking an off-reservation casino in Hudson since 1995. Get the Story:
Comment deadline nears, Hudson council talks about casino (The Minneapolis Star Tribune 8/30) Relevant Links:
Environmental Assessment St. Croix Meadows Racing Park Proposed Casino - www.doi.gov/bia/gaming/hudson.htm Related Stories:
Casinos a test for Wisconsin (Money Matters 08/28)
Babbitt casino report released (Money Matters 08/23)
Casino backers meet opponents (Money Matters 08/23)
Group opposes casino (Money Matters 08/16)
Ojibwe comment period begins (Money Matters 08/01)
Ojibwe leader walks out of casino hearing (Money Matters 07/25)
Tribes fight casino (Money Matters 07/24)
Tribe suing DOI over casino (Tribal Law 7/18)
Casino foes present petition (Money Matters 07/14)
Leaders may support casino (Money Matters 06/21)
Tribe can't interfere with casino (Tribal Law 06/08)
Tribes, city reach agreement (Money Matters 05/31)
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