The North Carolina Senate voted 33-14 on Wednesday to approve a Class III gaming compact for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
The deal authorizes live card dealers to the Harrah’s
Cherokee Casino and Resort. In exchange, the tribe will share a percentage
of revenues -- ranging from 4 percent to 8 percent -- with the state over the
next 30 years.
The deal awaits approval by the state House.
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NC Senate approves Cherokee casino card games bill
(AP 5/16)
Republicans move major issues in N.C. legislature's opening day
(McClatchy-Tribune News 5/17)
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