Who's in charge of Indian gaming -- BIA? NIGC? (October 31, 2005)
Who's in charge of gaming at the federal level? The National Indian Gaming Commission? The Bureau of Indian Affairs? Rep. Brian Baird (D-Washington) isn't sure. "I've been following this process closely for a year to a year and half and...
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Seminole Tribe seeks buyout of development deal (October 31, 2005)
The Seminole Tribe of Florida is seeking a buyout of its casino development deal. The tribe built two highly successful casino resorts with the help of the Cordish Corp. The deal requires the tribe to share 30 percent of hotel...
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State sues Ho-Chunk Nation over compact talks (October 31, 2005)
The state of Wisconsin sued the Ho-Chunk Nation on Friday to force the naming of an arbitrator for compact negotiations. The state and the tribe disagree over the length of the compact, the types of games allowed and revenue sharing....
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