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Wis. tribe says controversy has slowed talks
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 2003
The Oneida Nation of Wisconsin says ongoing controversy over the expansion of gaming in the state has stalled tribal compact negotiations.
A council member said the tribe hoped to have a new agreement finalized by now. But lawmakers and Gov. Jim Doyle (D) have been busy battling.
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Progress on gaming compact slowed
(The Green Bay Press Gazette 3/21)
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http://www.oneidanation.org
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