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Wis. tribe says controversy has slowed talks
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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. Get the Story:
Progress on gaming compact slowed (The Green Bay Press Gazette 3/21) Relevant Links:
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