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One faction of Chukchansi Tribe in control of bank accounts
Thursday, March 21, 2013
One faction of the
Picayune Rancheria of the Chukchansi Indians
of California is controlling the tribe's bank accounts, The Sierra Star reports.
Reggie Lewis and his council say they are the rightful leaders of the tribe. But they apparently don't have control over the tribe's casino, which is being claimed by rival Nancy Ayala.
As a result, the Lewis council says Ayala is using the casino as her bank. Ayala, on the other hand, maintains that Lewis and his allies have misused tribal funds.
The dispute between the two sides has its roots in the disenrollments of hundreds of people from the tribe.
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Chukchansi financial concerns raised
(The Sierra Star 3/20)
Related Stories:
Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians embroiled in dispute
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Rival factions of Chukchansi Tribe meet BIA in leadership dispute
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