Members of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska retaliated against the board of their economic development corporation in an election on Tuesday.
Tribal members voted to oust the entire board of directors of Ho-Chunk Inc. They were upset with the recent suspensions of chief executive officer Lance Morgan and another executive.
Morgan was suspended for eight days over a document dispute with the board. He said the petition to oust the board wasn't his idea.
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Winnebago tribal members vote to oust Ho-Chunk board
(The Lincoln Journal Star 10/4)
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Ho-Chunk Inc - http://www.hochunkinc.com
Winnebago
Tribe - http://www.winnebagotribe.com
Related Stories:
Suspensions of Ho-Chunk Inc executives lifted (8/17)
Suspension angers
many on Winnebago Reservation (8/10)
Ho-Chunk Inc CEO Lance Morgan suspended (8/9)
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