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Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation to sue over gaming
Tuesday, April 3, 2007
The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation of Kansas is preparing a lawsuit against the state in hopes of stopping plans for new casinos. Chairwoman Tracy Stanhoff said plans for several state-operated casinos would hurt the tribe. "Our biggest challenge is the state of Kansas putting Indians down," she told The Topeka Capital-Journal. Stanhoff criticized Gov. Kathleen Sebelius (D) for supporting a bill to authorize the casinos. "We donated to the inauguration. But we can't even get a meeting with the governor," Stanhoff said. Kansas has four casinos operated by four tribes. Some of the tribes have proposed off-reservation casinos. Get the Story:
Potawatomi Nation: We're going to fight it (The Topeka Capital-Journal 4/3)
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