The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe said it will not support plans to merge a proposed state-tribal off-reservation casino with a racetrack in the Twin Cities.
Leech Lake Chairman George Goggleye said a merger with the "racino" will not benefit the tribe. He said the tribe will stick to the original proposal to open a casino in partnership with the state.
The Red Lake and White Earth bands of Ojibwe have not said whether they will merge their proposal with the racino but tribal leaders indicated it would be a tough sell.
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Leech Lake says no to a Canterbury deal
(The Minneapolis Star Tribune 4/19)
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Leech Lake Band pulls its support for racino (The St. Paul Pioneer Press 4/19)
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Tribal council puts casino in doubt (The Fargo Forum 4/19)
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Leech Lake band says it won't join Canterbury plan AP 4/19)
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