Out-of-state casino negotiations stalled (April 21, 2004)
Land the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma were eyeing for an out-of-state casino has been purchased by another casino group, The Daily Oklahoman reports. The tribes and their backers looked at land in Central City, where gaming is legal,...
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Petition seeks to put gaming compact before voters (April 21, 2004)
An anti-gambling group, backed by an Oklahoma Republican, is seeking to put a proposed tribal-state gaming compact on the November ballot. Oklahomans for Good Government and Rep. Forest Claunch filed a petition to overturn the Legislature's approval of Senate Bill...
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New Mexico tribe settles revenue-sharing feud (April 21, 2004)
The Mescalero Apache Nation will pay $25 million in in back payments to the state of New Mexico to settle a lawsuit over revenue-sharing. The tribe objected to an 16 percent sharing rate found in a compact that tribal leaders...
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California tribes seek to block gaming initiative (April 21, 2004)
A group of California tribes is asking the state Supreme Court to invalidate a proposed ballot initiative that would allow slot machines at card clubs and racetracks. The five tribes, which have reportedly spent $1.5 million each to battle the...
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