Members of the Comanche Nation of Oklahoma will share in the tribe's casino profits under a plan recently approved by voters.
Each person will receive about $900 a year, The Oklahoman reports. The tribe has 12,500 members.
Chairman Wallace Coffey opposes per capita payments. He said the payments will take up $11.6 million of the $29 million the tribe expects to make from its four casinos this year. The tribe will have to drop a proposed hotel and convention center as a result, Coffey said.
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Comanches vote to get casino profit payouts
(The Oklahoman 9/20)
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