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Tribe to miss payment to state
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Tribe to miss payment to state
Ho-Chunk cites ruling that scrapped gambling deal
By PATRICK MARLEY pmarley@journalsentinel.com, Journal Sentinel
Wednesday, June 30, 2004
Madison -- The Ho-Chunk Nation said Tuesday that it would not make
its casino payment to the state today because of a recent state
Supreme Court ruling, leaving the state at least $30 million short of
what it hoped to collect from 11 tribes.
Still unknown is whether the Forest County Potawato...
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