Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle (D) is negotiating with the Ho-Chunk Nation over a $30 million payment the state says it is owed.
The tribe hasn't made the payment because it says it isn't offering the Class III games authorized by a disputed compact. Also, the tribe is undergoing some financial strain.
Doyle said the Ho-Chunk Nation is the only tribe withholding its payment.
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Wisconsin wants tribe's casino payment
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State wants $30M payment from Ho-Chunk Nation
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